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Independent local judgment
Judge each decision by local function, lawful authority, fiscal honesty, public value, and measurable results—not a partisan jersey.
District 6 Vote Center
Vote for a future here.
Vote Alexander Stoeber for Santa Barbara City Council, District 6.
Housing people can afford. Health people can feel. Hope people can build on. Independent local leadership focused on what City Hall can deliver—and how the public will know it is working.
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Santa Barbara City Council · District 6
Alexander Stoeber
District 6 renter. Housing professional. Independent local candidate.
A FUTURE HEREThe choice in District 6
Local function over political drift.
District 6 is where State Street, housing pressure, public safety, small business, parking, homelessness, permitting, city finance, and public trust become daily life.
The question is who can turn those local challenges into clear decisions, accountable systems, and results people can feel.
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Housing delivery over one-policy slogans
Support tenant stability while building the full operating plan: more homes where they fit, faster approvals, workforce housing, public land, local incentives, subsidy partnerships, and future supply.
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Humanity and order together
Protect safe, clean, usable public spaces while strengthening crisis care, fair enforcement, public-safety capacity, and pathways from instability to recovery.
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Execution people can check
Every major promise should show the action, legal authority, responsible owner, cost, deadline, and public result.
A Future Here
Housing gives roots. Health gives stable ground. Hope gives a path forward.
The platform is organized around three connected promises and one operating discipline: fiscal honesty and visible delivery.
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Make room for local life
Housing
Housing means room for the people who teach, serve, protect, repair, care, create, hire, and build local life.
- Missing-Middle Housing Map
- Workforce Housing Delivery Table
- Clear Path permitting checklist
- Public Land for Public Value
- Tenant stability plus future supply
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Protect the conditions for local life
Health
A healthy city pairs care with clear public standards, strong emergency services, safe streets, and accountability when behavior harms others.
- Crisis Care Ladder
- Healthy Streets Operating Plan
- Public Safety Capacity Plan
- City-County care partnerships
- Clean, safe, usable public spaces
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Build the paths to local life
Hope
Hope means people can see their next step: a job, a raise, a permit, a business, a recovery path, or a reason to remain here.
- Small Business Opening Reform
- Local Opportunity Ladder
- State Street Local Life Program
- Innovation-to-Local-Benefit Compact
- Public assets producing public value
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Why Alexander
A renter who understands the pressure. A housing professional who understands delivery.
Alexander's professional experience is evidence, not the campaign headline. It has shown him how land use, permitting, financing, public assets, housing rules, and City timelines shape whether local plans become real outcomes.
District 6 renter and neighbor. He experiences the pressure to remain here and represents a district where housing, downtown, safety, and local business intersect.
Housing and market literacy. He understands that affordability requires supply, subsidy, demand management, speed, trust, and real project feasibility.
Independent local leadership. He is building a working-city coalition across renters, workers, teachers, public-safety families, small businesses, seniors, professionals, independents, Republicans, and Democrats.
A governing method. He will identify the lawful lever, build a Council majority, fund the work, and publish the delivery path.
The campaign promise
Every commitment should arrive with a mechanism.
Alexander is asking voters to judge the campaign by the same standard he will bring to City Hall.
What is happening? Why does it matter? What will Alexander do? How will voters know it is working?
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Named action
A checklist, operating plan, delivery table, compact, pathway, or public-value test voters can understand.
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Lawful authority
A clear explanation of what City Council controls, which public tool applies, and where partnership is required.
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Fiscal and operational truth
The staffing, continuing cost, funding path, public benefit, and tradeoffs behind the promise.
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Public measurement
An owner, deadline, milestone, result, and visible explanation when implementation is off track.
Official election information
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Election administration is handled by public election officials. This campaign website is not an official source for eligibility, registration, ballot, voting-location, deadline, or result information.
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Office
Santa Barbara City Council · District 6
Election date
Election
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Help earn the vote
This campaign grows one local conversation at a time.
The most useful next step is the one you will actually complete. Help Alexander meet more District 6 voters, hear more local priorities, and build the working-city coalition.
Share your priority
Tell Alexander what District 6 or City Hall experience should shape his decisions.
Share it →Volunteer
Join direct voter contact, phones, events, data entry, neighborhood outreach, or campaign operations.
Volunteer →Host a conversation
Bring neighbors, coworkers, friends, or a local organization together for a useful campaign conversation.
Host →Support voter contact
Help fund the mail, signs, field tools, digital communication, and direct conversations required to reach District 6.
Donate →Campaign questions
Clear answers about Alexander and the choice.
What office is Alexander Stoeber running for?
Alexander is running for Santa Barbara City Council in District 6.
What does “A Future Here” mean?
It means Santa Barbara should remain a place where more people can live, heal, work, grow, serve, build, and belong. The platform is organized around Housing, Health, and Hope.
Is Alexander running as an independent local candidate?
Yes. His governing frame is local function over party labels. He will judge each decision by lawful authority, public value, fiscal honesty, fit with Santa Barbara, and measurable results.
What is Alexander's position on tenant stability and rent control?
Tenant stability matters, and future renters matter too. Alexander supports practical tenant protections and a full affordability operating plan. He opposes making rent control the centerpiece because Santa Barbara also needs future supply, maintenance, investment, and housing delivery.
How is Alexander's campaign different from his real estate work?
The campaign is a separate political entity with separate branding, contact data, communications, finances, and legal disclosures. Alexander's housing background informs his understanding of delivery, but Compass, Stoeber Agency, and AbundantSB do not serve as campaign brands.
Where should voters get official election information?
Use current information published by the responsible county and state election administrators. This campaign website explains the candidacy and may link to official sources, but it is not an election-administration website.
How can I help the campaign?
Share a local priority, volunteer, host a conversation, request a yard sign, receive campaign updates, donate, or introduce Alexander to people who keep Santa Barbara working.
The invitation
If you want a Santa Barbara where more people can see a future here, I would be honored to earn your vote.
A local-function campaign for housing delivery, public-safety trust, fiscal honesty, downtown execution, small-business clarity, and accountable City government.
PAID FOR BY ALEXANDER STOEBER FOR CITY COUNCIL 2026 · FPPC #1492934
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