Daniel Muñoz
Also known as Cal Paradox
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On what Salinas should look like in 10 years
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About
Daniel Muñoz is a construction worker and musician from Salinas, California. With over 20 years of experience in construction, he brings firsthand knowledge, working-class values, and real-world perspective to the issues facing the city. He is running to improve roads and sidewalks, fight for pesticide reform, advocate for better housing solutions for homeless residents, cut government waste and unnecessary city spending, and make sure the agricultural industry pays a fairer share toward repairing the roads and infrastructure impacted by heavy use.
At a Glance
In Their Own Words 2 min read
Every candidate and council member receives the same six questions. Responses are published unedited.
1. What’s one thing about Salinas that keeps you up at night?
“Our money being wasted”
2. What’s something you think the city is getting right that people don’t see?
“To be honest, not much.”
3. If you could fix one thing in your district tomorrow, what would it be?
“Give the homeless residents somewhere to go.”
4. What is an improvement you’ve made in your district or the city that you’re proud of? Or plan on making if elected?
“I shut down Luis Alejos Arch idea saving the city potentially millions.”
5. What do you want to be remembered for when your term ends?
“Fighting for Salinas”
6. What should Salinas look like in 10 years?
“Home”
Timeline
Responses published unedited. All candidates and sitting council members received the same questions. Transparent Salinas provides equal coverage to all candidates.