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Paramount council calls June 2 municipal election and adopts candidate statement rules
Summary
Council adopted three resolutions calling the June 2, 2026 municipal election, setting candidate statement rules (200‑word limit and electronic/print distribution options), and requesting the County consolidate the election and provide services; nomination period begins Feb. 9.
City Clerk Heidi Luce presented three resolutions on Jan. 27 to call the municipal election on June 2, 2026, set rules for candidate statements and request consolidation with the Los Angeles County election on that date.
Luce said Resolution No. 26001 calls the election for two at‑large City Council seats and Resolution No. 26002 adopts regulations governing candidate statements, setting a 200‑word maximum and allowing candidates to opt for electronic‑only distribution via the County Clerk's website. Resolution No. 26003 requests the County Board of Supervisors consolidate the city election with the statewide general election and provide elections services to the city.
Key deadlines in Luce's summary: the nomination period opens Monday, Feb. 9 and runs through Friday, March 6; if an incumbent does not file, the nomination period is extended to Wednesday, March 11 for other candidates. Council took three separate motions (one per resolution), each moved, seconded and adopted by roll call.
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