Vote by Tuesday, Nov. 3
Fighting to keep Westminster affordable
Amy Phan WestCouncilwoman, Business Owner. Westminster City Council, District 1.
Every registered Orange County voter gets a ballot in the mail. Mail it, drop it in a drop box, or vote in person.
“I came to America with nothing but faith and hope – and today, I’m fighting to keep Westminster safe, affordable, and accountable for every hardworking family.”
Re-Elect Amy Phan West
Vote November 3, 2026
My 5-point plan for Westminster
Amy’s plan, as printed on her campaign mailer.
Protecting families
From rising costs so Westminster remains affordable.
Strengthening public safety
And keeping our neighborhoods safe and secure.
Continuing west-side revitalization
Building a stronger, more vibrant community.
Expanding practical solutions to homelessness
Compassionate, effective approaches that work.
Reducing crushing regulations
That hurt residents and businesses.
Keep government accountable
About Amy
“In 1985, I was 5 years old when my family fled communist Vietnam.”
“Thirty months in refugee camps waiting to see if America would let us in.”
“When we finally arrived, my father had $20 in his pocket.”
“Growing up in Orange County, I watched my parents work multiple jobs to make ends meet.”
“After college, I started a car rental business from scratch.”
“On the Westminster City Council, I’ve fought for fiscal responsibility and public safety. … I’ve worked with police to keep our streets safe. I’ve pushed back against wasteful spending. I’ve stood up for small business owners who just want a fair shot.”
Amy Phan West, in her own words, from her website.
- On the council
- District 1, elected November 2022.
- Education
- Orange Coast College; a degree in education from Cal State Long Beach.
- Family
- Married, with three sons.
How to vote
Every registered voter in Orange County gets a ballot in the mail. Return yours one of three ways by Tuesday, November 3.
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By mail
Sign and date the envelope. No postage needed. It must be postmarked on or before Election Day, Nov. 3.
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At a drop box
Open 24 hours a day from Oct. 5 until 8 p.m. on Nov. 3.
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At a Vote Center
Drop off your ballot or vote in person at any Vote Center in Orange County.
Find a Vote Center on ocvote.gov
Dates to know
Vote-by-mail ballots available. Drop boxes open.
Last day to register to vote. After that, you can still register and vote the same day at a Vote Center through Nov. 3.
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Select Vote Centers open, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Last day to have a replacement ballot mailed to you.
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All Vote Centers open, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Election Day. Vote Centers open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Drop boxes close at 8 p.m. Mailed ballots must be postmarked by today.
Help re-elect Amy
Contribute
By check, payable to Amy Phan West for City Council 2026, mailed to:
3843 S Bristol St #604Santa Ana, CA 92704