On the Nov. 3 ballot
Running for Asheville City Council (three seats) (challenger), general election November 3, 2026.
In their words
Exactly as published, with the source. Statements are not results.
“My top priority is aligning zoning, incentives, and public land to produce housing that matches local wages. That means expanding middle housing options and prioritizing projects serving deeply affordable and workforce households.”
Questionnaire answer, Blue Ridge Public Radio (BPR)Undated page, retrieved Oct 16, 2026
Read it in context“Both affordable housing construction and home repair are essential to preventing displacement after Hurricane Helene. Repair funding must expand so vulnerable residents can stay in their homes.”
Questionnaire answer, Get There Asheville (Asheville on Bikes, MountainTrue, Strong Towns Asheville)Undated page, retrieved Oct 16, 2026
Read it in context“Homelessness requires compassion and structure at the same time. Expanding shelter and beds helps address immediate needs, but it does not solve root causes.”
Questionnaire answer, Mountain Xpress (via Internet Archive snapshot 2026-02-11)2026 primary campaignFeb 5, 2026
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Service record
Not in this office now, so there are no votes to show here.
What this office controls
City Council decides local land use through zoning, funds city programs through the budget, and directs the city administration under the council-manager form of government. It does not set state law or state taxes.