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YOU VOTED FOR ME.I DELIVERED FOR YOU.
★   ELECTION DAY   ‱   NOVEMBER 3, 2026   ★
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Re-elect NamQuan Nguyen for Westminster City Council District 4 — pictured serving with young community members, public-safety partners, and civic leaders

PROVEN LEADERSHIP FOR DISTRICT 4. See the work and the difference it is making for Westminster.

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Official Endorsement · August 17, 2026

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IAFF Local 3631 · Representing professional firefighters who protect Westminster

“You have demonstrated your support for public safety and our citizens throughout your career.”

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$60M+City reserves
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DISTRICT 4Residents come first

From crisis to comeback

Westminster came back stronger.

COVID-19 disrupted everyday life while Westminster faced a serious financial crisis. Through disciplined budgeting, teamwork, and a focus on essential services, our city restored financial stability and brought community life back with renewed energy.

01Weathered the crisisProtected residents and essential services through unprecedented challenges.
02Rebuilt financial strengthRestored city reserves to more than $60 million for the first time in over a decade.
03Reinvested in communityRenewed parks, youth activities, neighborhood events, and opportunities for families.

A message to District 4

When I asked for your vote, I made clear promises.

As your District 4 Councilmember, I delivered on them. My work has been guided by the priorities residents bring to me: public safety, financial stability, better streets, stronger businesses, opportunities for young people, and practical solutions to homelessness.

My work for you

Promises made. Results delivered.

My service on the City Council has focused on practical results that residents can see and feel in their neighborhoods, businesses, schools, parks, and city services.

NamQuan Nguyen meeting with public-safety personnel at a community event
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Public Safety

Safer Neighborhoods and Schools

I supported hiring more police officers and continue advocating for additional officers and park rangers—answering residents’ call for safer neighborhoods, schools, and parks.

Representative municipal financial planning scene
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Financial Strength

More Than $60 Million in Reserves

I helped restore Westminster’s financial strength. For the first time in over a decade, our city has more than $60 million in reserves—a milestone that protects essential services.

NamQuan Nguyen and community leaders at the Little Saigon Freeway designation
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Infrastructure

Visible Improvements Residents Can See

I pushed for road repairs, cleaner streets, and improved landscaping—visible improvements residents can see and appreciate.

NamQuan Nguyen joining community leaders at a local business ribbon-cutting
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Small Business

Helping Local Businesses Grow

I cut red tape for small businesses, helping shops and restaurants open, grow, and create local jobs.

Residents participating in a Westminster community workshop
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Youth and Schools

Investing in Westminster Families

I championed Safe Routes to School, youth scholarships, stronger city-school partnerships, and police protection for our schools—investments valued by parents and families.

Residents gathering with Westminster Community Services and Recreation
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Homelessness

Compassion Paired With Action

I supported our city shelter, connecting people experiencing homelessness with housing, mental-health services, and job training—a practical solution welcomed by residents.

See the work up close.Explore the Results page for project stories and reserved photo galleries that will continue to grow as more work is documented.Explore All Results

Present in the community

Showing up. Listening. Taking action.

Public service begins by being present. Follow my work with residents, neighborhood groups, local businesses, schools, and community organizations throughout Westminster.

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Selected community photographs: City of Westminster public Facebook page. Use does not imply City endorsement.

Latest from the campaign trail

Campaign signs are going up across District 4.

Join NamQuan and the campaign team as they bring the re-election message directly into Westminster neighborhoods.

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Meet your councilman

Leadership rooted in community.

“Actions speak louder than words.”

NamQuan Nguyen was elected to the Westminster City Council in November 2022 after previously serving the community on the Westminster Traffic Commission. A UC Irvine graduate with a bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering, he is also a Westminster small-business owner who understands the responsibilities families and local employers carry every day.

NamQuan immigrated from Vietnam in 1994 with his immediate family through the Humanitarian Operation at age 20. That experience gave him a personal understanding of the challenges newcomers face while building a life in a new society. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he worked alongside community volunteers to deliver food to residents facing hardship.

Guided by the lesson that actions speak louder than words, NamQuan focuses on bridging differences, caring for seniors, improving roads, addressing homelessness, supporting responsible local government, and keeping public-safety resources strong. His approach remains simple: listen carefully, work collaboratively, and deliver practical results for Westminster.

The work ahead

Priorities for Westminster

Westminster police officers and community members gathering outdoors
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Safer Neighborhoods

Support responsible public safety, strong neighborhood partnerships, and a city where every family feels secure.

Residents connecting at a Westminster community food business
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Local Businesses

Cut unnecessary red tape, strengthen our business corridors, and help Westminster entrepreneurs grow.

Residents and City staff gathering outside Westminster City Hall
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Responsive City Hall

Make city government accessible, accountable, and focused on delivering reliable everyday services.

Westminster is my home. You trusted me, and I delivered.

I respectfully ask for your vote to continue building a safer, cleaner, and more prosperous Westminster.

VOTE NAMQUAN NGUYENWestminster City Council · District 4

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Make a difference. Build real experience.

College students and young adults can help strengthen Westminster while gaining hands-on experience in community outreach, communications, event planning, teamwork, and civic engagement.

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Serve a Good CauseContribute your time and ideas to the Westminster community.
Gain Work ExperienceBuild practical skills in outreach, communications, organization, and events.
Develop Your NetworkWork alongside community leaders, residents, businesses, and fellow volunteers.
Explore School CreditService-learning or internship credit may be available when approved by your school.

Academic credit is not guaranteed and must be arranged directly with the student’s school or program.

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