Isidro J. Armenta, who lists his occupation as fire department employee on his ballot filing, is running for a seat on the Los Angeles Community College District Board of Trustees in the Nov. 3 general election.

Armenta is one of seven candidates in the nonpartisan race for Seat 4 on the board.

The other candidates certified for the ballot are Adam Bruno, Darryn Harris, Elaine Alaniz, Jason R. Aula, Nancy Pearlman and Priscilla Umana, all running without party affiliation, according to the LA County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk candidate list. BallotReady election data also identifies the contest as a nonpartisan race.

Candidate information

  • Name: Isidro J. Armenta
  • Ballot designation: Fire Department Employee
  • Race: Los Angeles Community College District Board of Trustees, Seat 4
  • Election date: Nov. 3, 2026
  • Party: Nonpartisan

Experience and public service

Armenta lists his occupation as fire department employee at the County of Los Angeles Fire Department, according to the LA County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk candidate list.

He ran for California State Senate in District 30 in 2014, according to Ballotpedia. During that campaign, Armenta said, "I am running for State Senate because I believe in the dreams and the hopes of our neighbors. I am running for State Senate because career politicians in Sacramento have violated our trust. I am running for State Senate because our children deserve a better future."

No additional professional background or education details appear in public records.

On the issues

Armenta has not published policy positions specific to the community college district board race in the sources reviewed for this profile. His platform priorities, proposals and implementation plans for the district were not available.

Endorsements

No endorsements were identified in the sources reviewed for this profile.

This candidate profile was compiled from the LA County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk candidate list, Ballotpedia and BallotReady election data. The Platinum Tribune invited candidates to respond to a questionnaire. Responses attributed to the candidate reflect their own statements.