I’m running for Berkeley City Council District 7 to keep Southside affordable, protect public space, and make City services work for the people who live here.
As a medical case manager and longtime People’s Park and East Bay Food Not Bombs organizer, I work with people whose housing, health, and daily stability depend on public systems following through. I want that same attention to people’s needs in City Hall.
My priorities are practical: preserve affordable homes while building more, maintain sidewalks and streetlights, and make sure neighborhood growth comes with public space and reliable services. UC Berkeley and developers must help meet the needs their growth creates.
Your contribution helps pay for printed campaign materials, voter outreach, volunteer organizing, and the work of running an accountable campaign. Our fundraising goal is $20,000.
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Eligible individuals can contribute whether they live in Berkeley or elsewhere. The contribution limit is $60 per person for this election cycle, including any earlier contributions to this campaign. Qualifying Berkeley resident contributions may receive a six-to-one public match, subject to the City’s requirements. A qualifying $60 contribution can generate $360 in public matching funds.
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Paid for by Aidan Hill for Berkeley City Council 2026, FPPC ID# 1481885.
On Telegraph Avenue in District 7, building a campaign shaped by the people who live here.