Brandon Russell
Government contractor
The gist
- Pledges to refuse developer campaign donations.
- Opposes industrial development near neighborhoods.
- Opposes school closures; supports more school investment.
- Proposes adding public safety to adequate-facilities rules.
- Proposes shifting tax burdens to highly profitable interests.
- Supports expanding access to homeownership and medical care.
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Pledges to refuse developer campaign donations.
Brandon Russell for CommissionerCampaign website · Brandon Russell for Commissioner · votebrandonrussell.com
“I won’t be bought by developer donations”
Opposes industrial development near neighborhoods.
Brandon Russell for CommissionerCampaign website · Brandon Russell for Commissioner · votebrandonrussell.com
“That means no industrial development near neighborhoods, discouraging over saturation of commercial uses, and supporting rural preservation to protect agri- and aquaculture.”
Opposes school closures; supports more school investment.
Brandon Russell for CommissionerCampaign website · Brandon Russell for Commissioner · votebrandonrussell.com
“I’ll focus on student success by investing in schools instead of demanding their closure.”
Proposes adding public safety to adequate-facilities rules.
Brandon Russell for CommissionerCampaign website · Brandon Russell for Commissioner · votebrandonrussell.com
“I’ll push to update the Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance to include fire, EMS, police, and health services.”
Proposes shifting tax burdens to highly profitable interests.
Brandon Russell for CommissionerCampaign website · Brandon Russell for Commissioner · votebrandonrussell.com
“I’ll examine ways to responsibly shift tax burdens to those profiting heavily from our community.”
Supports expanding access to homeownership and medical care.
Brandon Russell for CommissionerCampaign website · Brandon Russell for Commissioner · votebrandonrussell.com
“I’ll work directly with community partners and government agencies to expand access to homeownership and medical care.”