Get involved
Alameda campaigns are won on foot.
About 25,000 people vote in an Alameda mayoral race. That is small enough that conversations still decide it — and it means this campaign will be exactly as strong as the number of people who decide to have those conversations. There is no version of this that works without you.
Volunteer
Three fields. That is the whole form. Take the first step and someone will tell you what is happening on your side of the island.
Chip in
Contributions to Daysog for Mayor 2026, a candidate for Mayor of the City of Alameda.
Six races in this city. Never the biggest budget. Six wins. Small contributions from people who actually live here are the entire mechanism, and there is no other one.
Contributions are not tax-deductible, and state law requires us to report the occupation and employer of anyone giving $100 or more. Where to send a check.
Or skip all of that and call him
The phone number on this website is Tony's. Not a staffer's, not a call center's. He answers it himself.
He also keeps a table at the Alameda Farmers' Market at Haight and Webster, which happens to be directly across the street from his house, and has been for decades. If you would rather look someone in the eye before you back them, that is where he is.
For City of Alameda business rather than campaign business, contact Councilmember Daysog at tdaysog@alamedaca.gov or 510-747-4726. Please keep the two separate — city resources cannot be used for campaigning, and campaign channels cannot deliver city services.