Council Brief
Laguna Niguel — Stephanie Winstead
Stephanie Winstead

Stephanie Winstead

Council Member · District 3 · first elected appointed 2023 · current term 2024–2028 · next on the ballot 2028
$11,736
raised · 45 donors

Official bio: Laguna Niguel website

Photo: official cityoflagunaniguel.org (source).

No digitized vote records yet for this member — records accumulate as meetings occur and minutes are adopted.

Campaign funding (2024 cycle)

Where the money comes from

Public sector$3,948 · 34%
Other / unspecified$3,608 · 31%
Finance & insurance$1,771 · 15%
Legal$1,109 · 9%
Political committees & PACs$1,000 · 9%
Real estate & development$300 · 3%

Council Brief's grouping of the employer/occupation each donor self-reports on FPPC Form 460 — a categorization of those self-reported fields, not an official designation and not a claim about influence. Bar length is contribution total.

Largest contributors

Contributor Employer / occupation (as reported)Total
Stephanie WinsteadWinstead Law Group, APC$1,000
Richard RiegleEdward Jones$1,000
California Real Estate PAC (CREPAC)$1,000
Gregg BouslogOn Target Indoor Shooting Range, LLC$782
John KinneyRetired$521
Daniel AbramsInsuresaver Insurance Agency$521
Debra GarnreiterRetired$500
John JenningsIn-N-Out Burger$500
Jo Ann SedgwickRetired$500
Harjinder Dhaliwal7-11$313
Brewster CottonRetired$300
Robert BrownMorgan Stanley$261
Maurice OrozcoMain Electric$261
Diane HarkeySo-CAL Capital, Inc.$250
Elaine GennaweyRetired$250

Itemized contributions of $100+ to this official's controlled campaign committee, as disclosed on FPPC Form 460 under California's Political Reform Act. Official filing. We publish the funding record as public fact and draw no inference about any vote.

Economic interests (Form 700, 2025)

Real property

Investments & business interests

Business positions

Income sources

Personal financial interests as this official disclosed them on their FPPC Form 700 under California's Political Reform Act — public record. Real property is shown by city only (never street address). We publish the disclosure; we draw no conclusions. Statement of Economic Interests.

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