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- Janelle Kellman for Lt Gov of California
“My name is Janelle Kellman and I’m running to be the next Lieutenant Governor of California I’m running for Lieutenant Governor because Sacramento has been reacting to crises instead of taking urgent action before things get out of control
- Janelle Kellman - Wikipedia
Janelle Kellman is an American attorney and former local government official in Sausalito, California She served on the Sausalito City Council and was mayor of Sausalito in 2022
- Janelle Kellman - Ballotpedia
Janelle Kellman, Esq , is a passionate, action-oriented leader who is looking to make a change in the status quo She served on the Sausalito City Council from 2020-2024 and as Mayor in 2022
- Lieutenant Governor Candidate Statements | Official Voter Information . . .
Janelle Kellman is a climate risk expert, local community leader, and disaster preparedness non-profit executive focused on solving the high cost-of-living crisis facing California
- Who Is Janelle Kellman and What Is Her 2026 Platform?
Janelle Kellman is an environmental lawyer, former Sausalito city councilmember and mayor, and a 2026 Democratic candidate for California lieutenant governor, who emphasizes climate resilience, affordable education and workforce development in her campaign messaging [1] [2] [3]
- Who’s running for California lieutenant governor — and what . . . - FOX40
Tubbs’ Platform Janelle Kellman (D) Janelle Kellman is an attorney from Sausalito, a suburb in the north Bay Area where she served on the city council and as mayor
- Editorial: Kellman for lieutenant governor
A gay woman and Democrat, Kellman has over 25 years of local and regional planning and housing experience, as well as serving in local government – she’s a former mayor and councilmember of Sausalito, just across the Golden Gate Bridge from San Francisco
- Two Jewish ex-mayors are running for California lieutenant governor
Janelle Kellman, the former Sausalito mayor, and Josh Fryday, the former Novato mayor, both say their Jewish identities shape their approach to public service, but their backgrounds, priorities and political styles reflect two distinct visions for the office
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