TRACY NATIVE ★ EDUCATOR ★ COUNCILMEMBER

MATEO

BEDOLLA

MAYOR

TRACY IS HOME. THE WORK ISN’T FINISHED.

ANSWER ONE QUESTION

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VOTE NOVEMBER 3, 2026

ONE QUESTION FOR TRACY

If you could change one thing about Tracy right now, what would it be?

Most campaigns start with a speech. I’m starting with one question. Tracy is home. I’m running to finish the work here.

Mateo grew up in Tracy, attended local schools, started working construction at 17, later helped veterans and seniors solve problems with government, taught in Tracy classrooms, coached youth basketball, and became the youngest person elected to the City Council at 27.

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RESULTS I LED

AQUATIC CENTER

Made the motion that secured the 16-acre site and kept the City-led project moving toward construction and the developer’s remaining contribution.

ROADS & SAFETY

Led the push for more road repair, backed $4.1 million in street-safety grants and fought for the South Tracy police substation.

SMALL BUSINESS

Led the effort that cut taxes for 80% of Tracy businesses.

ACCOUNTABILITY

Led the effort to create a Sustainability/Water Commission and strengthen citizen commissions so residents can have more voice.

COMMUTES & JOBS

Fought for the Valley Link rail connection toward BART to shorten commutes and create local jobs.

WHAT COMES NEXT

FINISH THE WORK

Aquatic Center, roads, public safety, affordable and senior housing.

MORE FOR WORKING FAMILIES

More shopping, dining, entertainment, local jobs, affordable recreation and opportunities for Tracy youth.

ACCOUNTABLE GROWTH

Developers delivering promised roads, homes, parks and public benefits on time.

CITY HALL THAT WORKS

Faster permits, real answers, respect for residents and businesses, follow-through and accountability.

I GREW UP HERE.
I WORKED HERE.
I TAUGHT HERE.
I SERVED HERE.

Mateo Bedolla is a Tracy native who has dedicated his life to the city. From working construction at 17 to helping veterans and seniors navigate government systems, he has always served with a local perspective. As a teacher and youth coach, he has seen the community grow, and as a Councilmember, he has fought for the projects that keep our city moving forward. Tracy is not a stepping stone for me. It is home.

Tracy is not a stepping stone for me. It is home.

FAMILIES DESERVE A FULL LIFE IN TRACY

Families should not have to be rich just to enjoy their own city. We are building the recreational spaces and community amenities that Tracy families deserve.