Vote count

Each candidate's vote count by day, as Los Angeles County counted the mail-in and provisional ballots through certification. Election-night updates are shown as a single day. These are the certified final counts, official as of June 26, 2026.

Party signals

A. Mattucci

Open Seat Candidate

Mike Griffiths

Open Seat Candidate

Voter registration

Registered Republican with the Los Angeles County Registrar (queried January 2026). LA County Registrar →

Coalition

Endorsers

38 of 63 party-tagged

Donors

80 of 126 matched

Endorsers

68 of 79 party-tagged

Donors

71 of 99 matched

Finance

This chart tracks contributions over time. Campaign loans (see the gift-size cards below) are a separate outstanding balance, not part of this series.

Mattucci

45% Torrance

City	Dollars	% of total
Torrance	$21k	48%
Newport Beach	$4k	9%
Redondo Beach	$3k	7%
Irvine	$2k	4%
Rolling Hills	$2k	4%

$20k from Torrance donors

$24k from outside Torrance

71% of maxed-out donors are non-Torrance

Griffiths

78% Torrance

City	Dollars	% of total
Torrance	$23k	78%
Redondo Beach	$1k	4%
Gardena	$1k	3%
Rancho Palos Verdes	$708	2%
Manhattan Beach	$650	2%

$23k from Torrance donors

$6k from outside Torrance

18% of maxed-out donors are non-Torrance

When a donor is matched to a voter record, Torrance share goes by voter registration, not mailing address. So Hollywood Riviera donors (Redondo Beach 90277) registered in Torrance now count as Torrance. Unmatched donors fall back to mailing-address city, so a few may still slip through.

Mattucci

$345

average gift

+ $15k self-loan

Griffiths

$298

average gift

+ $6k self-loan

Where each candidate's money came from. Bigger segments mean more of the money came from donors at that gift size, smallest on the left.

Loans are money the campaign borrowed (here, every loan is the candidate lending their own committee), reported net of repayments as the outstanding balance on the latest filing. They are separate from donations and are not counted in the donations figure. Loan figures are as of the latest Form 460 filing; donation totals run through the most recent filing date shown above. See our finance data dictionary for how each figure is sourced.

Mattucci

$17k

+$2k in campaign donations

Team Torrance PAC $17k

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Funded by (money to the PAC, not the candidate):
- California Leadership Today ($38k)
- Atlas PAC ($32k)
- Lincoln Club of Orange County ($23k)
- California Homeowners Assoc ($21k)
- New Majority PAC ($18k)
Torrance Police Officers' Association PAC $1k

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Scott Baugh & Associates $500

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Griffiths

$2k

+$1k in campaign donations

Torrance Firefighters PAC $2k

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Funded by (money to the PAC, not the candidate):
- Torrance Firefighters Association ($125k)
Torrance Police Officers' Association PAC $1k

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The figure shown for each candidate is independent-expenditure spending: money spent by outside committees, which California does not cap. It is separate from the candidate's own donations, so you can add it to their Donations total for a fuller funding picture. Any direct campaign donations from these PACs are listed too and shown in grey; those are capped at $1,000 in Torrance and are already counted in the candidate's donations. Sourced from California Form 460 / 496 / 497 filings via NetFile.

Real estate industry donors

Mattucci, himself a real estate broker, received contributions from 12 real estate and property professionals (10% of donor dollars). Griffiths received contributions from 2 real estate and property professionals (1% of donor dollars).

Shared donors with the mayor race

30 of Mattucci's donors also gave to George Chen's mayoral campaign, accounting for $11,042 of Mattucci's donor dollars and $12,379 of Chen's. Griffiths has no donors who also gave to Chen.

Maxed-out donors from outside Torrance

9 of Mattucci's 15 maxed-out ($1,000) donors listed addresses outside Torrance. 4 of Griffiths's 10 maxed-out donors listed addresses outside Torrance.

Where they stand

A. Mattucci

Open Seat Candidate

Mike Griffiths

Open Seat Candidate

Other Local Issues

Hyperlocal items that don't share an axis with the topics above.

Frames the Treasurer role as low-risk stewardship

Says the City Treasurer is there to ensure compliance and maximum return with minimal risk, citing managing $50 million in holdings as relevant experience. ⁴

Says the Treasurer is a position of trust earned through stable service and proven results, citing 10 years on the Torrance City Council managing budgets and complex financial decisions. ⁵

A. Mattucci

Open Seat Candidate

Mike Griffiths

Open Seat Candidate

Elected service

He was elected to the Torrance City Council in June 2018 and re-elected in 2022, currently chairing the council's Transportation Committee and Armed Forces Day Committee, and previously served as Vice Chair of the Torrance Social Services Commission. ¹

He served on the Torrance City Council from August 2014 until being termed out in 2024, and previously chaired the Environmental Quality and Energy Conservation Commission and served on the Torrance Planning Commission. ⁵

Torrance roots

Born in Pescara, Italy, Mattucci immigrated to the United States as a young child and has been a Torrance resident on and off since 1977. ¹

A native Southern Californian, Griffiths has lived in Torrance for over 40 years and raised two sons through Torrance Unified schools. ⁵

Career

Mattucci has built and operated multiple businesses across plumbing, formalwear, retail, and real estate, expanding an international formalwear brand to 600 locations and operating a real-estate brokerage that grew to 185 agents. ¹

Griffiths started a Torrance-based computer-systems and networking business in 1986, grew it to roughly $10 million in annual revenue, and sold it in 2000 before the dot-com crash. ⁵

Education

States on his campaign site that he does not hold a college degree. ¹

— none on file

Civic affiliation

Mattucci serves as a Torrance Police Department Neighborhood Watch Captain, vice president of the board of the New Challenge Ministries food bank, and founder of the Unified Small Business Alliance, and previously served on the board of the Torrance Rose Float Association. ¹

Griffiths has served on the Board of Managers of the Torrance-South Bay YMCA for 29 years and on the board of the Torrance Salvation Army for eight years (recently as chair), sits on the advisory board of the Western Museum of Flight, and founded California Cities for Local Control. ⁵

Sources & footnotes

↓ Download Mattucci donor data (CSV)↓ Download Griffiths donor data (CSV) View raw filings on NetFile →

Sources cited on this page

Aurelio Mattucci for Torrance City Treasurer 2026 — Meet Aurelio, accessed May 2026

Footnotes

¹ All data from $100+ contributions filed with the City of Torrance through June 2, 2026 via Torrance NetFile. Contributions under $100 are not required to be itemized and are not included.

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² City of Torrance Charter and Torrance Municipal Code, summarized at City Treasurer and City Council and Elected Officials.

³ Torrance Watch lists every candidate who has filed for this race and covers each one the same way. The side-by-side comparison below is where we line up the money in detail, and we apply one fundraising threshold to it, set in advance and the same for every candidate in every race: a candidate is included once they have reported at least $10,000 raised, or contributions from at least 25 different donors, as of the latest filing. The reason is simple. Anyone can file to run, and without a fixed bar the comparison could fill with candidates who have raised little or no money, crowding out a clear view of the people running funded campaigns. The threshold is not a judgment of any candidate; candidates under "Also on the ballot" have filed but have not yet reached it. Source: NetFile committee filings, https://netfile.com/public/TOR/campaign.

⁴ Outside-money figures aggregated from public campaign-finance filings, Form 496 independent-expenditure line items, Form 497 late contributions, and Form 460 Schedule A direct contributions. Each named organization is filed under its FPPC filer ID (shown next to its name) and can be looked up directly in the source systems below. Data through May 30, 2026. Verify: Torrance NetFile (Team Torrance PAC and Torrance candidate committees) at netfile.com/public/TOR/campaign; Irvine NetFile (California Leadership Today FPPC 1477310 and Lincoln Club state-PAC Irvine-cycle filings) at netfile.com/public/COI/campaign; California Secretary of State PowerSearch (Atlas PAC FPPC 1279586 and other state-registered committees) at powersearch.sos.ca.gov/advanced.php; and Cal-Access committee detail pages (committee history, including any prior or renamed committee names under the same filer ID) at cal-access.sos.ca.gov/Campaign/Committees/.

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The race for city treasurer

Vote count

Party signals

Finance

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Money findings

Real estate industry donors

Shared donors with the mayor race

Maxed-out donors from outside Torrance

Where they stand

Endorsed by

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Sources & footnotes

Sources cited on this page

Footnotes

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