These are the candidates for Stockton City Council District 6

(FOX40.COM) — Stockton’s City Council District 6 seat, which includes parts of South Stockton, is on the California primary election ballot in the city on March 5.

Here are the candidates, including the incumbent, that local voters will see on the primary ballot.

Jason Lee

Jason Lee is listed as a businessman on the voting ballots. He’s well known for his feature on the reality television series “Love & Hip Hop” and as the founder of the celebrity entertainment site, Hollywood Unlocked. Lee said he is a Stockton native whose focus is to “build a safer and stronger Stockton.”

Zobeyda “Zoyla” Moreno

Zobeyda “Zoyla” Moreno is a community volunteer, according to the Stockton District 6 ballot. Morena said that she’s been a Latina community leader for the past 37 years and that by running for City Council in District 6 she hopes it will empower all minorities.

Ronnie C. Murray Sr.

Ronnie C. Murray Sr. is listed as a pastor on the ballot. According to LinkedIn, he founded Christ-Side Disciples Movement Center in Stockton and has been the Senior Pastor for over 15 years.

Satnam Singh

Satnam Singh is a financial advisor, according to the Stockton District 6 ballot. Singh said the core values of his campaign “center on transparency, collaboration, and community-driven initiatives.”

Ralph White

Ralph White describes himself as a businessman. White served on Stockton City Council for over 16 years and said he’s been a Stockton resident for over 60 years, where he says he has fought for equal rights for South Stockton and Black and Brown people.

Kimberly Warmsley

Kimberly Warmsley is the current council member for District 6 and is seeking reelection. She is listed as a social worker on the ballot. She has served as both vice mayor and councilmember for Stockton. She said one of her proudest accomplishments is the passing of a groundbreaking youth services investment, allocating $2 million to support our young people.