Your vote matters for electing a Daily City Council that will work for working people

Daly City needs Ray Buenaventura, Manufou Liaiga-Anoa’i, and Rod Daus-Magbaul on our city council to fight for the things that matter most to our community: affordable housing, living wages, youth and senior services, and improved living conditions for all.

Why Ray Buenaventura

• Ray Buenaventura has served the working people of Daly City as a city council member since 2011. In that time, he has:
  • Consistently voted in support of more affordable housing
  • Started Daly City’s first gun buyback program
  • Helped bring $1.5 million of funding to restore Doelger Senior Center
  • Fought to keep Seton Hospital
    
• In his next term, Ray Buenaventura will continue focusing on:
  • Keeping our libraries open, our parks and streets well-maintained, and our senior center vibrant
  • Diversifying our revenue stream to include both large and small retail, small business development, hotel tax, and mixed-used retail projects
  • Investing in affordable housing, including workforce housing, teacher housing, veterans housing

Why Manufou Liaiga-Anoa’i

• Manufou Liaiga-Anoa’i is a transformational leader whose work as a courageous advocate and public elected has opened doors for many marginalized communities

• As a twenty-five year resident of Daly City and mother of six, Manufou Liaiga-Anoa’i understands the growing challenges facing our working families and the importance of investing in youth development programs
  
• As a Daly City Council Member, Manufou Liaiga-Anoa’i will focus on affordable housing, youth and senior services, and living wages for all

Why Rod Daus-Magbaul

• Rod Daus-Magbaul is committed to creating a Daly City where all communities feel secure, safe, and have aspirations for a bright future
  
• Rod Daus-Magbaul believes that we must work together and create opportunities that help our community flourish socially and economically
  
• As a Daly City Council Member, Rod Daus-Magbaul will focus on the needs of our elders, our youth, our working families including: affordable housing, youth civic engagement,  and community and economic development

Make Your Plan to Vote

Ballots will be mailed on October 10th and then the election is on November 8th. We encourage everyone to vote early if you can! For more information on how to vote, get started by filling out your information here:

Paid for by California Working Families Party. Committee major funding from: Michael Stubbs William Resnick Quinn Delaney Not approved by any candidate or candidate committee.