STAFF REPORT
Meeting Date: May 19, 2026
To: Honorable Mayor & City Council
From: Huma Ahmed, City Clerk
Subject: Update on the Regular Municipal Election for June 2, 2026 Attachments: 1. Voter Information Guide – June 2026
INTRODUCTION
The City of Beverly Hills will have its Regular Municipal Election on June 2, 2026. There will be three seats for City Council and one seat for City Treasurer on the ballot.
On January 21, 2026 (Formal Session) the City Council approved items related to:
Calling the Election, Request for the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors to conduct the ballot elections, Candidate Statements and Contribution and Expenditure Limits.
DISCUSSION
There will be three seats open on the City Council that are currently held by:
• Councilmember John A. Mirisch
• Councilmember Lester Friedman
• Councilmember Sharona R. Nazarian, PsyD
There is one uncontested seat for City Treasurer also on the ballot:
• City Treasurer Howard S. Fisher
Due to the City’s term limits, this will be City Treasurer Howard Fisher’s final four-year term. Councilmember John A. Mirisch will be retiring from the City Council due to term limits once the new City Council is seated in July 2026.
Vote Centers – Beverly Hills
Onsite voting: 11-days, Saturday, May 23 – Tuesday, June 2, 2026. City staff will manage onsite logistics in coordination with the Los Angeles County RR/CC. Safety and security measures are also being enhanced to ensure voters have a safe and security voting experience.
City Hall will be the only 11-day in person vote center in Beverly Hills. It will be open 7- days a week until the close of the election. While City Hall administrative offices will be closed, the vote center will be open on Monday, May 25 (Memorial Day Holiday).
Meeting Date: May 19, 2026
City Hall Election Parking is provided at the 450 N. Crescent Parking Structure and will be free of charge to voters. The entrance to the vote center will be from the Crescent side of City Hall.
4-day City Facilities will begin on Saturday, May 30 – Tuesday, June 2, 2026. Those vote centers will be at Roxbury Park (Clubhouse) and the La Cienega Tennis Center (Rodeo Room). Free parking will be provided to all voters at the City locations. There may be additional non-City vote centers which have yet to be announced.
Curbside Voting
Curbside voting will be available along the Crescent side of City Hall. Meters will be clearly marked to indicate election and curbside parking only.
Electioneering
Per Elections Code §18370 electioneering at both in-person and drop-off voting sites is prohibited within 100 feet of a polling place. Activities such as circulating petitions, asking for votes, discussing how to mark a ballot, audible information, non-permitted signage and engaging in general electioneering activities as defined under Elections Code § 319.5 are prohibited. These rules also apply outside the 100-foot zone for individuals near vote centers waiting in line.
Drop Boxes
While voters may drop off their ballots at any drop box within the county, Beverly Hills has two locations:
• City Hall on Rexford (next to Kelly’s Coffee)
• Roxbury Park (at the entrance)
Ballot drop-off parking have been made available with marked meters next to the drop box. Los Angeles County RR/CC staff will pick up ballots daily for all drop boxes.
USPS
All mailed ballots through the United States Postal Service (USPS) strongly recommended to be postmarked and mailed at least 7-days before the election concludes. Ballot mailed on election day or after may not make the deadline.
Track Ballots
The California Secretary of State has offered a free online tracking service for voters to track their ballots. They can sign up at: www.ballotrax.net.
Voter Information Guide
The City’s voter information guide has also been sent to residents (see attached). Online copies are available on the City’s website. This voter guide provides information about City vote centers, drop boxes and general information about the candidates seeking office for this election in June. It is not an official Sample Ballot, rather it is an educational and informational resource for the residents of Beverly Hills.
FISCAL IMPACT
Election funding was approved at the January 21, 2026 City Council meeting. No additional funding is requested at this time.
Meeting Date: May 19, 2026
The California Elections Code § 12283 requires local government agencies to provide, at no cost, space for use as a vote center, and further requires that such facilities comply with applicable accessibility standards. The RR/CC offsets certain expenses, including some facilities support and limited overtime staffing, the City of Beverly Hills remains responsible for most costs. Free parking will also be provided to all voters.
RECOMMENDATION
This report is provided to the City Council as information and also to receive feedback on questions related to the election process.
Huma Ahmed
City Clerk
Approved By
Attachment 1
Voter Information Guide
For more information visit
BEVERLYHILLS.ORG/ELECTIONS
REGULAR MUNICIPAL
ELECTION
2026
TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 2026
Vote Center Hours: 10AM - 7PM • Election Day Hours: 7AM - 8PM In-Person Voting Days: 11 days (inclusive of Saturday/Sunday) Saturday, May 30, 2026 - Tuesday, June 2, 2026
THIS IS NOT AN OFFICIAL SAMPLE BALLOT.
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HIGHLIGHTS
FOR ELECTIONS:
• Registered voters can
cast ballots at any
official Vote Center within
Los Angeles County.
• There will be 11 days
of in-person voting
• Voters can also register to
vote on Election Day.
• Ballot Drop Boxes are now
open; LA County staff will
pick up ballots daily.
VOTING SOLUTIONS
FOR ALL PEOPLE (VSAP)
• VSAP electronic ballot marking devices will be available for in-person voting.
• VSAP machines will list four candidates per screen.
• Press the MORE button to see all the candidates listed for the Beverly Hills Regular Municipal Election.
The Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk’s Office has Vote Centers throughout the County. The Beverly Hills Library (Municipal Gallery) will be an 11-Day Vote Center.
Assigned precinct voting will NOT take place for the election.
Instead, Los Angeles County registered voters (inclusive of residents who live in Beverly Hills) may cast their ballots at any designated Vote Center countywide.
For more information on Vote Centers visit:
LAVOTE.GOV.
There are 11 Candidates for Beverly Hills
City Council.
There is 1 Candidate for City Treasurer.
For Vote Centers near you, please visit LAVOTE.GOV
or call the Beverly Hills City Clerk’s Office
at 310-285-2400 or visit
BEVERLYHILLS.ORG/ELECTIONS.
At the in-person Vote Center, press the
BUTTON to review all choices.
For more Vote Centers near you, please visit LAVOTE.GOV.
Please call the Beverly Hills City Clerk’s Office at 310-285-2400 or visit BEVERLYHILLS.ORG/ELECTIONS.
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Beverly Hills will have the following Vote Center Locations:
VOTING DAYS:
Saturday, May 23, 2026 - Monday, June 1, 2026
10AM - 7PM
ELECTION DAY:
Tuesday, June 2, 2026
7AM - 8PM
11-DAYS OF VOTING
Saturday, May 23, 2026 - Tuesday, June 2, 2026
Beverly Hills City Hall | Municipal Gallery (Second Floor) Free Parking: 450 N. Crescent Dr.
4-DAYS OF VOTING
Saturday, May 30, 2026 - Tuesday, June 2, 2026
La Cienega Tennis Center | Rodeo Room
325 La Cienega Blvd,
Beverly Hills, CA 90211
Free Parking
4-DAYS OF VOTING
Saturday, May 30, 2026 - Tuesday, June 2, 2026
Roxbury Memorial Park | Clubhouse
471 S. Roxbury Drive
Beverly Hills, CA 90212
Free Parking
BEVERLY HILLS
VOTE CENTER LOCATIONS
& INFORMATION
For more information please visit LAVOTE.GOV, BEVERLYHILLS.ORG/ELECTIONS or call the Beverly Hills City Clerk’s Office at 310-285-2400.
Mailbox
Drop Box
Vote Center
1 3
2 *Ballots may also be dropped off at any Vote Center.
• City Hall (next to Kelly's Coffee and Fudge)
455 N. Rexford Drive
• Roxbury Park Community Center
471 S. Roxbury Drive
If voting by mail, return your ballot at least 7 days
before Election Day to ensure it is processed on time.
3WAYS TO VOTE
in the election!
SAMPLE BALLOT
PLEASE NOTE: Candidates are listed in the order they will appear on the City of Beverly Hills ballot. Registered voters may vote for up to three City Council candidates and one City Treasurer candidate.
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JUNE 2026 CANDIDATES
STATEMENT OF
ROGER TANENBAUM
Candidate For Member Of The City Council
City Of Beverly Hills Regular Municipal Election
Accepted the City’s Voluntary Expenditure Limits
Occupation:
Literary Chief Executive
Hi, I’m Roger Tanenbaum. My family has been engaged
in Beverly Hills civic life for nearly 80 years. I’m proud to represent the third generation. Our city has shaped my
values of community, responsibility, and integrity. Of pivotal importance is preserving the delicate balance between
commercial development and residential quality of life.
Public safety is government’s first responsibility. I will vigilantly guard our police, fire, and schools - institutions that safeguard our families. My leadership is grounded
in civility and accountability. Embracing these values
contributes to better collaboration, understanding and
problem solving. I’m independent in judgment and
respectful in action.
I hold a BBA degree from Loyola Marymount University
and a Juris Doctor from Pepperdine. My professional
background includes managing the literary career of my
father, author Robert K. Tanenbaum where I oversaw public relations, speaking engagements, scheduling, property
management, and fiscal operations. These experiences
prepare me for thoughtful, forward-thinking decisionmaking to best serve our entire community.
We face real challenges - including budget pressures,
housing mandates, public safety concerns, aging
infrastructure and rising intolerance. With strategic planning these challenges can become opportunities, while protecting our city’s autonomy and character.
I’d be honored to serve you. I respectfully ask for your vote.
[email protected] / Tanenbaum2026.com
STATEMENT OF
REBECCA PYNOOS
Candidate For Member Of The City Council
City Of Beverly Hills Regular Municipal Election
Accepted the City’s Voluntary Expenditure Limits
Age: 42
Occupation:
Beverly Hills City Commissioner
As a proud, third-generation Beverly Hills resident, I grew up in the Flats, and I live in the Southwest. I know this city.
I love this city, and Beverly Hills must do better.
Residents don’t feel included - or heard. For too long, City Hall has failed to plan proactively - or meaningfully
engage residents in major issues, while the state, lobbyists, developers, and special interests have gained too much
influence.
That’s why I am running for Beverly Hills City Council
- Beverly Hills deserves experienced, independent
leadership that puts the residents first.
Over the last 14 years, I have served Beverly Hills as a City Commissioner, currently as Chair of the Architectural and Design Review Commission and previously, Chair of the
Cultural Heritage Commission. My professional experience and education from Brandeis University and USC inform
my passion for smart policy, good governance, and
community connection.
My priorities are clear: keep Beverly Hills the safest city in the region, restore accountability in our schools and city government, support every neighborhood-and responsibly
address housing mandates while protecting what makes
Beverly Hills extraordinary.
As your Councilmember, I will bring an unwavering
commitment to community. It would be an honor to serve
you, and be our voice at City Hall. Vote Rebecca Pynoos. www.RebeccaPynoos.com
Email: [email protected]
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STATEMENT OF
ANDY LICHT
Candidate For Member Of The City Council
City Of Beverly Hills Regular Municipal Election
Accepted the City’s Voluntary Expenditure Limits
Occupation:
Beverly Hills Commissioner/Businessman
Our city deserves leadership that’s fiscally responsible, and deeply respectful of our community’s character and
traditions. Every dollar wasted on unnecessary litigation or poor planning is a dollar that should have gone to
safety and essential services. We can do better!
Here’s what I’d like you to know about me:
- Served six years on the Planning Commission,
including two years as Chair
- Served four years on the Traffic & Parking
Commission
- Currently serve on the Cultural Heritage Commission
In these roles, I improved parking and traffic flow,
supported thoughtful development that adds real value
to our city, and opposed projects that did not meet
Beverly Hills’ high standards. Professionally, I am a
businessman who has managed multi million-dollar
projects on time and on budget. I will bring that same
discipline, transparency, and accountability to City
Hall, so our local government operates effectively
and lives within its means. Beverly Hills is not divided by neighborhoods; it is one community. I was raised
here, educated here, and raised my children here.
I am honored to have the support of Democrats,
Republicans, and Independents alike.
My commitment is simple: protect our quality of life
today and leave our children the very best Beverly Hills tomorrow.
[email protected]
www.AndyLichtforCouncil.com
JUNE 2026 CANDIDATES
STATEMENT OF
JONATHAN MARIANDE
Candidate For Member Of The City Council
City Of Beverly Hills Regular Municipal Election
Accepted the City’s Voluntary Expenditure Limits
Age: 43
Occupation:
Documentary Filmmaker
I am running for City Council because Beverly Hills deserves a government as exceptional as our community.
My first act as your council member will be introducing a resolution creating Beverly Hills’ first Charter Study Commission in 50 years. Our city charter is 110 years old, written when we had 500 residents. Today we have 33,000, yet we operate under the same outdated framework.
The pandemic exposed how badly our governance structure handles modem challenges. Sacramento imposes mandates
we lack the charter authority to resist. Permitting frustrates businesses. Residents feel unheard. The Commission will include former elected officials, business leaders, renters, homeowners, legal experts, and representatives of every generation. They will hold listening sessions in all 15 precincts, study peer cities, and deliver recommendations that put residents in charge of how this city works.
This is not change for the sake of change. It is about
restoring responsive, efficient government with
modem tools to deliver results. My opponents will manage the same broken system. I will fix the foundation first, then spend three years building on it.
Beverly Hills deserves a government built for its next century.
I am ready to build it.
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JUNE 2026 CANDIDATES
STATEMENT OF
ARIEL ROFEIM
Candidate For Member Of The City Council
City Of Beverly Bills Regular Municipal Election
Accepted the City’s Voluntary Expenditure Limits
Age: 33
Occupation:
Attorney
I am running for City Council to protect what makes Beverly Hills exceptional while preparing our city for the challenges ahead. I am a product of Beverly Hills. As a renter, local attorney, former BHPD Cadet, and former White House
intern, I have experienced this community from many
perspectives and believe our city government must focus on public safety, supporting our businesses, and putting the resident experience first.
Beverly Hills must remain one of the safest cities in the world. With major developments approaching, including
the amval of the Metro D Line station, our city will face new challenges. We must proactively support and fund
the BHPD and BHFD, while supporting our school families through programs that commit to protecting the future of our community.
Second, we must revitalize our business district. Too many storefronts that once housed thriving restaurants and
retailers now sit vacant. We must create exciting initiatives focused on our commercial streets through events and
promotions that bring residents and tourists back to our local businesses.
Finally, we must improve community life by addressing
increasing traffic anxiety, excessive vehicle exhaust noise in the Golden Triangle, and installing neighborhood programs that foster unity and encourage kindness.
STATEMENT OF
LESTER FRIEDMAN
Candidate For Member Of The City Council
City Of Beverly Hills Regular Municipal Election
Accepted the City’s Voluntary Expenditure Limits
Occupation:
Beverly Hills Councilmember/Attorney-At-Law
My focus for the next four years is clear: safer streets, protected neighborhoods, and a financially secure
Beverly Hills.
As Mayor and Councilmember, I led key initiatives to
strengthen public safety and protect city services.
- Oversaw the hiring of additional sworn police officers - Implemented our 24/7 Real-Time Watch Center
- Accomplished a reduction in crime
- Worked with the Fire Department to increase fire safety - Hosted 200+ Mayors for the Combat Antisemitism
Movement Summit
- Protected delivery of resident city services during
the financial crisis
- Fought Sacramento’s development mandates
- Championed the plan that kept renters in their homes
and restaurants open during the pandemic
My agenda for the next four years is focused and
results-driven:
- Integrate 3,000 private security cameras into the
Watch Center
- Expand drone technology for rapid emergency response
- Enhance AI-driven crime analytics to prevent crime
- Create smarter community-based patrol programs
- Protect our houses of worship and stand against hate
- Maintain our AAA bond rating
- Keep reserves at 50% of the operating budget
- Deliver city services without increasing city fees or compromising quality
As a two-term mayor, I know what it takes to lead-and I am ready to finish the work of protecting our quality of life for generations to come.
FriedmanForCouncil.com
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JUNE 2026 CANDIDATES
STATEMENT OF
SHARONA R.
NAZARIAN
Candidate For Member Of The City Council
City Of Beverly Hills Regular Municipal Election
Accepted the City’s Voluntary Expenditure Limits
Occupation:
Beverly Hills City Councilmember
I’m honored to call Beverly Hills home and to have served our community as a Volunteer, Commissioner, Councilmember,
and Mayor.
As a clinical psychologist and mother of three, I lead with a residents-first approach grounded in listening, accessibility, and results.
Experienced leadership matters. During my term, crime
has declined by nearly 20%, and we have strengthened
partnerships with our police and fire departments to keep our neighborhoods safe. I remain committed to supporting our schools and protecting current funding levels so our students and families continue receiving the resources they deserve.
I actively advocate and lobby at the local, state, and federal levels for funding, resources, and policies that directly benefit Beverly Hills. I’ve prioritized fiscal responsibility and transparency while maintaining essential services, investing in sustainability initiatives, and advancing responsible planning that protects our neighborhood character and quality of life.
From seniors and active adults to young families and
professionals, I’ve worked to expand programs that
strengthen community connection, while always supporting our local businesses.
My focus remains clear:
- Keep Beverly Hills Safe
- Residents First Approach
- Fiscally Resilient
- Prepared for the Future
Leadership means showing up, communicating openly, and
getting things done.
I humbly ask for your vote.
www.SharonaNazarian.com
[email protected]
STATEMENT OF
RUSSELL STUART
Candidate For Member Of The City Council
City Of Beverly Hills Regular Municipal Election
Accepted the City’s Voluntary Expenditure Limits
Occupation:
Beverly Hills Unified School District Governing Board
Member
As an elected Beverly Hills Unified School District Governing Board Member, Russell helped restore momentum to our
schools. During his tenure, leadership throughout the
district was strengthened, test scores climbed, investments in athletics and the arts expanded, and pride across
campuses returned. He believes strong schools build strong neighborhoods and a strong city.
Russell and his wife, a lifelong Beverly Hills resident and attorney, are raising their daughter here as a fourthgeneration member of a family deeply rooted in this community. For Russell, public service is personal. His commitment to Beverly Hills is not political, it is generational.
He is focused on protecting what makes this city exceptional while preparing responsibly for the challenges ahead.
With the subway opening, global events approaching, and state housing mandates reshaping our city, Beverly Hills needs steady leadership to protect public safety, defend neighborhood character, and plan responsibly for the
future.
Russell Stuart is ready to lead and keep Beverly Hills strong for the next generation.
RussellStuart.com
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JUNE 2026 CANDIDATES
STATEMENT OF
CLAYTON M . SAUNDERS
Candidate For Member Of The City Council
City Of Beverly Hills Regular Municipal Election
Accepted the City’s Voluntary Expenditure Limits
Age: 62
Occupation:
Entrepreneur
Mr. Saunders is an American entrepreneur and
philanthropist committed to protecting the safety and
future of Beverly Hills. As an experienced business leader, he brings responsibility and disciplined management as
the founder and senior executive of multiple companies.
Raised in a military family as the son of a retired Colonel, Mr. Saunders was inspired by his father’s service to our country. He supports United States military veterans and charitable organizations with his wife, Mrs. Saunders,
that promote education and cultural preservation. Mr.
Saunders, who has converted to Judaism, is firmly
committed to standing against antisemitism and all forms of hate.
Public safety is Mr. Saunders’ top priority. With the arrival of the Metro subway extension, he is promising safety
reforms, including assigning dedicated law enforcement
officers to each Beverly Hills station. He also supports expanding security cameras and adding new security
measures around schools and temples.
Beverly Hills is one of the most recognized cities in the world. Mr. Saunders will preserve its architectural beauty by enforcing strict building height limits and supporting small businesses.
Mr. Saunders will not accept campaign funds or City
Council financial benefits, choosing to serve the people of Beverly Hills voluntarily as a self-made individual.
STATEMENT OF
BARRY AXELROD
Candidate For Member Of The City Council
City Of Beverly Hills Regular Municipal Election
Accepted the City’s Voluntary Expenditure Limits
Age: 79
Occupation:
Business Consultant
I am running for one of the three open seats on the Beverly Hills City Council because I believe government works best when it truly listens to the people it serves.
A meaningful, open dialogue between residents and city
leadership is essential. The community should feel heard, and the government should clearly communicate the realities and challenges of running a city with so many moving
parts. When we understand each other, we can reduce red tape, act in a timely manner, and implement smart, effective solutions.
Beverly Hills remains a world-class city, but we face real social and economic challenges in an ever-changing world.
We must continue improving service, safety, and cleanliness - and that takes teamwork.
I am not a career politician looking to recycle old ideas. I am a hardworking Beverly Hills resident and businessman who remembers when our streets felt safer, cleaner, and more supported. I believe we can raise the standard again.
I am ready to work with my constituents to restore
excellence and ensure Beverly Hills continues to lead by example.
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JUNE 2026 CANDIDATES
STATEMENT OF
ANDREW KOLE
Candidate For Member Of The City Council
City Of Beverly Hills Regular Municipal Election
Accepted the City’s Voluntary Expenditure Limits
Occupation:
Writer/ Animal Rescue/Consultant
When we talk about the future of Beverly Hills the focus is usually on big projects, big budgets, and big promises. But I’m running for City Council because I believe something simple and powerful: “Little Things Matter.”
Strong communities aren’t built through large developments and major initiatives. They’re built through attention to detail, responsive government, and consistent followthrough. When the little things are handled well, trust grows.
Neighborhoods feel cared for. Residents feel heard.
My commitment is straightforward:
- Clear, transparent communication from City Hall,
or at least from me
- Faster response times for basically everything
- Support all local businesses
- Do my own research and the “math” before I vote
- Listen to community concerns by holding monthly
“Town Hall” meetings
Good governance is doing the small things right the first time. If we take care of the little things, we prevent bigger problems. When we focus on details, we build a city and community that works for everyone.
If elected, I obviously represent the voters, but also represent the people that work in Beverly Hills, business owners, retail stores, restaurants, hotels ... everybody!
It is the combination of all these parts that make
Beverly Hills a great place to live.
Questions: [email protected]
STATEMENT OF
HOWARD S. FISHER
Candidate For City Treasurer
City Of Beverly Hills Regular Municipal Election
Accepted the City’s Voluntary Expenditure Limits
Age: 74
Occupation:
Treasurer, Beverly Hills
The Treasurer is responsible for safeguarding the City’s investments. As the City’s Treasurer I will continue in that tradition of integrity, transparency, and financial stability.
And I will not bow to special interests, especially developers.
As your Treasurer I helped solve the City’s $370 million pension deficit, oversee the City’s $600 million investment portfolio, adopted Anti-Boycott and ESG investment
practices, and revamped the Treasurer’s reports to make them more readable and useful, and have worked to help
implement zero-based budgeting.
I’ve been the past Chair of the Planning and Public Works Commissions, president of the Beverly Hills Bar, Cub-Scout Leader - BH Troop 100, Board of Temple Emanuel, BHHS
Class of 1969 ( as our sons), my wife Francine of 48 years and I both work in Beverly Hills.
Simply put: If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. There is no need for a change. The City Treasurer’s office is too important- it should not be used as a “stepping-stone.”
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Beverly Hills, CA 90210
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TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 2026
ELECTION DAY HOURS:
7AM - 8PM