Perris City Council · District 1 · 2026

Make District 1stronger.

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A mother, community advocate, and experienced public servant ready to turn neighborhood concerns into practical action.

August29Saturday · 2026

Hosted by Mariscos La Tambora · All are welcome

Ice Cream Social Fundraiser & Meet-and-Greet

Meet Lupe Gomez, ask questions, and share what matters to you as a resident or local business owner.

6–8 PM · Pacific Time802 Navajo Road · PerrisNo RSVP required

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Meet Lupe

Leadership that looks you in the eye—and gets to work.

Lupe served on the Perris Planning Commission, advocating for residents and thoughtful development. As a mother of four, she brings empathy, persistence, and a practical understanding of what families need from their city.

Lupe Gomez standing confidently outside a Perris civic building — Public service, rooted in Perris

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I’m running to turn neighborhood concerns into practical action—and to make City Hall respond to District 1.

Explore District 1

Lupe Gomez with her husband and children — Family and community first

She is running to deliver focused representation for north and northwest Perris—and to make participation in local government more accessible to every neighbor.

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[Portraits]

Lupe across District 1

Present in the places that shape Perris.

Campaign portraits from neighborhood streets, schools, civic spaces, and the heart of District 1.

Lupe Gomez with her family at her oath of office ceremony — District 1 · Community first

Lupe Gomez touring a local construction project with community partners — Safer streets · Accountable growth

Commissioner Lupe Gomez serving at the planning commission dais — Experienced public service

Lupe Gomez outside the Perris Senior Center — Ready to lead · Ready to listen

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District 1 priorities

Practical work.Visible results.

The standard is simple: listen closely, set measurable priorities, and show residents what changed.

Lupe Gomez outside a Perris civic building

Good jobs. Local opportunity.

Grow north-end commerce, support local hiring, and bring the restaurants, services, and careers District 1 families deserve.

Read the full priority

Lupe Gomez standing on a neighborhood street in Perris

Fix streets. Manage truck traffic.

Prioritize roads worn down by heavy traffic, demand accountable truck routes, and make neighborhood safety the measure of every project.

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Lupe Gomez taking the oath of office in the council chamber

Account for every dollar.

Set clear budget priorities, publish measurable results, and show residents how District 1 receives its fair share.

Read the full priority

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Know your district

North Perris deservesfocused representation.

District 1 includes neighborhoods and major transportation corridors in northern Perris. Check an address using the public district lookup, then confirm official voter information before election day.

Repair neighborhood streets
Manage warehouse truck traffic
Invest in local infrastructure
Promote responsible development

A collage of Lupe Gomez participating in Perris community events

Community notebook

[Voices]

What neighbors are saying

“Families want safer routes, welcoming parks, and opportunities that help young people thrive close to home.”

Parents & students

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District 1 in motion

Lupe in the news.A record of speaking up.

Reporting on warehouse expansion and Measure B shows the same standard: growth must serve residents, and public dollars must come with public accountability.

Lupe Gomez standing near warehouse development in Perris

Featured reportingPhoto: Cristiano Vásquez / The Click

Published reporting

ByCristiano VásquezFebruary 20, 2026

Warehouse advocacy spotlight

Standing up when Perris residents said: enough.

The Click profiles Lupe’s record of speaking out against unchecked warehouse expansion and keeping residents informed about industrial proposals, truck traffic, air quality, and neighborhood impacts.

“We have been asking for sit-down restaurants, hotels, and theaters—instead, people get another warehouse.”

Read “Too Many Warehouses”

Local reporting

ByJeff HorsemanJune 26, 2026

Public accountability

$18 million more each year. Residents deserve receipts.

After Perris voters approved Measure B, the Press-Enterprise reported Lupe’s call for stronger oversight. New revenue should be tied to specific public needs, measured against results, and easy to track.

Designate the fundsPublish clear resultsAccount for every dollar

Read the Press-Enterprise story

Riverside County Sheriff's vehicle outside the Perris station

Measure B$18Mestimated annual revenue

“Normally a fiscal emergency means you put a pause to certain expenditures in the city because they’re not necessary.”

Lupe Gomez on Measure B oversight · Reporting by Jeff Horseman · Photo by Will Lester / SCNG

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Ready to vote?

Make a plan.Make your voice count.

Election details can change. Use official California and Riverside County resources to confirm registration, ballot status, dates, and voting locations.

01Register or update registration↗02Check voter and ballot status↗03Find local vote centers↗

Advocating for Perris seniors

A respected voice at every stage of life.

Lupe will work to make city services easier to access, protect programs that support independence, and ensure seniors have a respected voice in decisions affecting their daily lives.

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Turn support into action.

Tell the campaign how you would like to help. Submitting opens a prepared message in your email app so you can review it before sending.

info@lupeforperris.org

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Make District 1stronger.

Ice Cream Social Fundraiser & Meet-and-Greet

Leadership that looks you in the eye—and gets to work.

Present in the places that shape Perris.

Practical work.Visible results.

Good jobs. Local opportunity.

Fix streets. Manage truck traffic.

Account for every dollar.

North Perris deservesfocused representation.

Lupe in the news.A record of speaking up.

Standing up when Perris residents said: enough.

$18 million more each year. Residents deserve receipts.

Make a plan.Make your voice count.

Listen first. Lead with purpose.

A respected voice at every stage of life.

Turn support into action.

Ready for responsiveleadership?