Robert Raburn

Candidate for San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District Director, District 4 (Alameda County) · Incumbent · November 3, 2026

About this race

Elected board of a regional public transit agency (buses and, in some areas, trains). Directors are elected by district; the board sets transit policy, adopts the agency's budget and appoints the general manager who runs day-to-day operations.

2 candidates ran for San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District Director, District 4 (Alameda County) in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Only voters in this district.

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Is Robert Raburn the incumbent?
Yes. Robert Raburn currently holds this office.
What does the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District Director, District 4 seat do?
Elected board of a regional public transit agency (buses and, in some areas, trains). Directors are elected by district; the board sets transit policy, adopts the agency's budget and appoints the general manager who runs day-to-day operations.
Who is Robert Raburn running against?
Luis Reynoso, for San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District Director, District 4 (Alameda County).
Should I vote for Robert Raburn?
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