The Sandpiper previously reported on “Council Candidates by the Numbers,” using two key metrics to assess candidate strength: fundraising
MoreElection 2026
Del Mar voters will choose two of the four candidates on the ballot to serve on our City Council.
MoreThe campaign for two seats on City Council has highlighted significant differences among the four candidates. Our most critical
MoreOctober 6, 2026
Ballots landed in most Del Mar mailboxes yesterday, and Ballot Drop Boxes – one in front of
As of September 21, as we went to press, and just two weeks before ballots are mailed to voters,
MoreThis year’s Del Mar City Council election may be the most consequential in decades. The new Council will grapple
MoreDel Mar voters will choose two of the four candidates on the ballot to serve on our City Council.
MoreYesterday was the deadline for City Council candidates to file Campaign Disclosure Statements (Form 460) reporting their contributions, contributors,
MoreTerry Gaasterland’s response to the Sandpiper’s question about Watermark dodges the truth and dares voters to ignore her responsibility
MoreThe Sandpiper posed four questions to candidates for City Council, with a 200-word limit for each response. Answers to
MoreAn important election to restore the Del Mar City Council to its full 5 members is coming this fall.
MoreOn Saturday, January 17, an effort by Councilmember Terry Gaasterland to win a “friendly incumbent endorsement” from the San
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