Sterling Engle is now running against against Fremont Unified School District Board President Yajing Zhang and tech startup administrator Chandra Wagh for the District 5 seat.
FREMONT, CA – AUGUST 15: The Fremont City Hall sign is photographed in Fremont, Calif., on Saturday, August 15, 2020. FREMONT — A candidate for a council seat here will appear on the November ballot after successfully challenging the city in court.
The city posted a notice extending the deadline for filing up to Aug. 14 but later said the notice was posted in error and that Engle had not filed in time. Markman wrote that Engle was following the rules by filing by the extension mistakenly set by the city and ordered his name added to the ballot.
Despite an incorrect deadline extension notice published by the city of Fremont, the court found that I acted in good faith, relying on the city’s instructions,” he said. “I stood up for my rights and ensured every candidate got a fair chance.” Engle has a masters degree in computer science from UCLA and an undergrad degree in Asian Studies from UC Berkeley. His priorities include ensuring safe neighborhoods and public safety, “promoting responsible development that respects our environment while providing affordable housing and boosting local businesses.”Dear Abby: My husband's mother shows up for our date nights
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