Olivia Navarro has served as District 6’s Neighborhoods Commissioner since 2016. She is running for San Jose City Council in the same district that she was born, and where she’s raised her family.
As a community organizer, grassroots activist, and labor leader, Olivia has spent her adult life advocating on behalf of our families. She’s running to bring those same values to the San Jose City Council. Olivia will work to keep building an inclusive city for all: fighting for working families, affordable housing, and environmental protections.
Olivia was born and raised in District 6, and her family roots run deep in our neighborhoods. Her husband and she are now raising their three children in the very neighborhood they grew up in. Like most families here in Silicon Valley, they both work full-time, and have busy schedules that revolve around their kids. They are active parishioners of Saint Leo the Great Church and volunteer to organize Turkey Drives during the holidays.
On the San Jose City Council, Olivia will focus on attracting good-paying jobs and responsible economic development to the region, while addressing critical issues like affordable housing, living wages, homelessness, and public safety. Olivia is motivated to run for City Council because she wants her children – and all our kids – to live and grow up in the best San Jose possible.
Community Roles
San Jose D6 Neighborhood Commissioner: Elected 2016-Current
San Jose Police Activities League Team Mom
San Jose Measure T Oversight Committee Member
Affordable Housing Advocate
Labor Union Advocate
2017 Elks Lodge and City of San Jose Flood Relief Donation Drive Coordinator
Assisted in opening up a new COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic for vulnerable community members
California Democratic Party AD28 Executive Board Member
California Democratic Party Chicano Latino Caucus Vice Chair
Movimiento Democratic Coalition Chair
Stonewall LGBTQ+ Democratic Club Founding Member