Rebecca Hinderer
A restaurant owner, a District 3 neighbor, and a local who's spent 20 years building community in Long Beach. Now she's running for City Council to fight for the neighborhoods she loves.
From the Restaurant to City Hall
Rebecca Hinderer knows what it takes to build something from scratch. As a restaurant owner in Long Beach, she's met payroll, navigated city permits, and kept her doors open through tough times. That experience taught her that government should work for people, not against them. She's watched District 3 neighbors struggle with rising costs, public safety concerns, and a City Hall that doesn't always listen. She decided it was time to do something about it.
Questions
Get answers about Rebecca's vision for Long Beach District 3
Who is Rebecca Hinderer?+
Rebecca is a restaurant owner and longtime District 3 resident running for Long Beach City Council. She’s built her reputation on showing up for her neighbors, running a successful small business, and demanding better from City Hall.
Why run for city council?+
She’s seen what works and what doesn’t from behind the counter of her restaurant. Now she wants to bring that real-world experience to Long Beach City Hall, where decisions about District 3’s future get made.
When is the election?+
The Long Beach City Council District 3 election is in 2026. Rebecca is building momentum now, talking to voters across the district and laying the groundwork for a campaign that will deliver real change.
What does she stand for?+
Rebecca believes in honest leadership that puts District 3 first. She fights for public safety, local businesses, clean beaches, and neighborhoods where Long Beach families can thrive.
How can I support her?+
There are many ways to help the campaign. You can volunteer to knock doors in District 3, contribute up to $500 per election, attend a community event, or simply spread the word to friends and neighbors.
What’s her background?+
Rebecca is a restaurant owner who’s called Long Beach home since 2010. She’s been an organizer, a small business advocate, and a neighborhood problem-solver in District 3.
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