The City Council special election in San Jose's downtown neighborhoods has attracted significant fundraising efforts, with candidates raising hundreds of thousands of dollars. Matthew Quevedo leads with over $200,000, supported by various advocacy groups and developers. Closely following him are Gabby Chavez-Lopez and Anthony Tordillos, with substantial backing from labor and community organizations. The election features seven candidates, with the top three front-runners recognized for their diverse funding sources and campaign strategies. The election is set for April 8, presenting a competitive political landscape for the city's governance.
Matthew Quevedo has raised over $200,000, leading the fundraising efforts for the special election covering San Jose's downtown neighborhoods, scheduled for April 8.
Quevedo's campaign contributions come from notable donors including landlord advocacy groups and developers, while Chavez-Lopez receives support from labor unions and community organizations.
Seven candidates are competing for the open seat on the San Jose City Council, with Quevedo, Chavez-Lopez, and Tordillos being the frontrunners in fundraising.
Chavez-Lopez's committee attracted donations from local businesses and labor unions, while Tordillos funded his campaign significantly through personal loans.
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