VOTE MATT

Town council · Yountville · November 3

A real town for the people who live and work here

Matthew Chrzanowski, PhD Election day · Tuesday, November 3

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Why I'm running

And when my neighbor asked me why I wasn't running for Council, I realized I had far more reasons to step up than to stay on the sidelines.

I love this town. My daughter, my family, and I walk through Yountville and know our neighbors, use the parks, stop and talk to people, and feel incredibly lucky that this is where we get to live. I want her, and other families and neighbors to have the opportunity to build a life here too.

I think Yountville is at an important point in its future. We can continue being the world-class agricultural and hospitality community we're known for while making sure this remains a real town for the people who live and work here.

— Matt

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What I'll work on

Workforce housing

The people who cook our meals, care for our parents, and teach our kids should be able to live in the town they serve.

Working farmland

Agriculture is why this valley exists. Keeping land in production keeps Yountville a place that grows something, not just a place that sells it.

Hospitality jobs

Our restaurants and inns are world-class because of the people in them. Good jobs here should support a life here.

The Veterans Home

Our neighbors at the Home are constituents, not a landmark. They deserve a standing seat at the table.

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About Matt

Replace this section with Matt's real biography. A useful shape: where he's from and how he got to Yountville, what his doctorate is in and what he does for work, his family, and any local service — commissions, boards, volunteer roles, coaching, church, the Community Center.

Close with one paragraph on how his training shapes the way he'd serve: asking for the analysis before the vote, publishing what he finds, and saying plainly when the numbers don't support what he hoped.

Keep it to about 200 words. People read the first paragraph and skim the rest.

Portrait
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Get involved

Request a yard sign

We'll drop one off and pick it up after the election.

Ask for a sign

Walk a street with me

The best part of this campaign is the doors. Come along for an hour.

Volunteer

Add your endorsement

If you'd put your name behind this, it carries real weight in a town this size.

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How to vote

Ballots arrive Every registered voter in California is mailed a ballot. Watch for it in early October.
Return it early Mail it back, or use a drop box. Most of this election is decided weeks before election day.
Tuesday, November 3 Polls close at 8 PM. If your ballot is still at home that morning, drop it off instead of mailing it.
Check your registration Confirm you're registered and see your ballot status at the Napa County Elections Division.