Lompoc Mayor Jenelle Osborne will face off against former Councilman Jim Mosby on Nov. 8 after city officials on Wednesday released the official candidate list for the upcoming general election.
Osborne and Mosby previously ran against each other in 2018, with Osborne winning the mayor's seat. She was reelected in 2020 after taking the race against challenger Councilman Victor Vega who, despite losing, retained his District 2 seat. The mayor's seat has a two-year term.
She also advocated for building stronger relationships with the police, including working with Santa Barbara County officials to improve access to mental health services. After his defeat in 2020, he vowed to keep watch over city spending and budgets, job growth, and rally for the betterment of local roadways and parks, as well as advocate for better water quality, among other issues.
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