Election Day   October 17, 2026

Vote for

Matthew Cavacece

For Abbotsford City Council

Practical working-class leadership focused on responsible spending, safer neighbourhoods, reliable services and a stronger voice for everyday residents.

Matthew Cavacece, candidate for Abbotsford City Council
Your voice   Your city   Your vote
Matthew Cavacece standing outdoors in Abbotsford

Meet Matthew

Matthew Cavacece is an Abbotsford resident and local labourer. He understands how municipal decisions affect household budgets, commutes, neighbourhood safety, local employment and the services people use every day.

He is running to bring an everyday working perspective to Council, listen before deciding and keep City Hall focused on practical results.

Listen to residents
Protect taxpayers
Strengthen essential services
Support local opportunity

Priorities for Abbotsford

Clear priorities. Practical decisions. Accountable leadership that keeps City Hall focused on the services and issues residents face every day.

Fiscal responsibility

Protect taxpayers and make major costs clear.

Roads and infrastructure

Maintain the systems residents depend on.

Traffic and bike safety

Support practical improvements for safer travel.

Public safety

Keep neighbourhood concerns front and centre.

Housing affordability

Consider how municipal decisions affect costs.

Local jobs and skilled trades

Strengthen training and career opportunities.

Small business and agriculture

Respect the employers and farms that keep Abbotsford working.

Transparency and accountability

Explain decisions openly and answer for results.

My mission

Practical leadership that listens

My mission is to bring honest, practical, working-class leadership to Abbotsford City Council. I will listen to residents, protect taxpayers, strengthen the essential services our city depends on, support local jobs and make every decision openly, responsibly and with Abbotsford's long-term future in mind.

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