With the filing period for the race for the city of Berkeley municipal election officially over Friday, five candidates qualified to run in the November election against Mayor Tom Bates, eight candidates are running for council member positions, eight are running for four Rent Stabilization Board seats and four candidates are running for two Berkeley Unified School District School Board director spots.

According to the city clerk’s office, the final update to the online candidate roster that indicates the final list of qualified candidates will be made available next Monday.

The candidates who qualified for each position are listed below:

Mayor
Tom Bates (incumbent)
Kahlil Jacobs-Fantauzzi
Jacquelyn McCormick
Zachary RunningWolf
Bernt Wahl
Kriss Worthington

Did not qualify for the ballot
Erik John Clyman
Stephen Flegal
Cornelia Furey
Mary Rose Kaczorowski
Mark Schwartz

City Council District 2
Adolfo Cabral
Denisha DeLane
Darryl Moore (incumbent)

Did not qualify for the ballot
David Tursi

City Council District 3
Max Anderson (incumbent)
Dmitri Belser

City Council District 5
Laurie Capitelli (incumbent)
Sophie Hahn

City Council District 6
Susan Wengraf (incumbent)

Did not qualify for the ballot
Fred Dodsworth

Rent Stabilization Board Commission (four seats open)
Asa Dodsworth (incumbent)
Nicole Drake (incumbent)
Judy Hunt
Jay James
Judy Shelton (incumbent)
Kiran Shenoy
Alejandro Soto-Vigil
Igor Tregub (incumbent)

Did not qualify for the ballot
Al Murray
John Nguyen

Berkeley Unified School District Director (two seats open)
Judy Appel
Norma J. F. Harrison
Tracy Hollander
Beatriz Leyva-Cutler (incumbent)

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