Campaign finance reports for City Council candidates, as well as supporters and opponents of Measure GG, are available to view on the city’s website. Candidates and certain committees that make or receive contributions that total in the aggregate $1,000 or more in the 90 days before or on the date of an election must report them via Form 497.
Piedmont City Council is a nonpartisan body; councilmembers are elected volunteers who serve their community without compensation.
— Adam Hundt for Piedmont City Council is self-funding his campaign, contributing $25,000 to date, according to filings on Sept. 22 and Oct. 5.
— Nancy Beninati for Piedmont City Council 2026 has received a little over $6,000 from individual contributions, including $5,000 from Yu Zhen Zhen of Atherton on Oct. 1.
— The “Piedmonters in Support of Measure GG” campaign has received a little more than $12,000 in individual contributions, all under $5,000 per the latest report on Oct. 18.
— “Neighbors for an Affordable Piedmont, Sponsored by Realtors – No on GG” received $32,000 from the National Association of Realtors in Chicago on Oct. 1. That’s in addition to the $30,000 contributed by the California Association of Realtors as reported on Oct. 14, Sept. 24, and Oct. 1.