I’m asking for your support. After 6,000+ doors, I hear: families are taxed enough; no lane cuts; no irresponsible growth; & enforce no camping to keep our city safe.
I’m the only independent running to bring your voice to Position #1.
3 hours until the election is over - VOTE!
Proud to be endorsed by the Associated General Contractors of Washington, representing the builders who help shape Bellevue’s future.
Let’s keep our city strong, safe & well built for everyone. Please vote — and support Paul Clark for City Council! #Bellevue
Less than 2 weeks to go! Endorsed by The Seattle Times, Bellevue Police Officers Guild, WA Retail Association & more.
I’m the only independent voice in this race, keeping residents front & center and rejecting plans based more on hope than on data. Please vote! #Bellevue
Today I toured the Essentials First Bellevue facility to see how they get cleaning, sanitation, and hygiene products to those in need. They serve through street outreach and from centers here, Redmond and Kent. These services work—and they are proving it. Thank you for the tour!
Everyone should now have their ballots, and the election is officially underway. This election will shape our city’s future in significant ways, and I will make sure our residents are front and center in that process.
I'd be honored to earn your vote!
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Proud to be endorsed by the Washington Retail Association — representing the businesses that keep Bellevue thriving.
I’ll keep fighting for safe neighborhoods, a strong economy, and the partnerships that make our city work. #Bellevue#PublicSafety
It’s been a while since a trail recap. We have been busy these last few weeks, so here are a few shots from the road. Grateful for the conversations and this community. See you at the doors!
Honored to be endorsed by the Bellevue Police Officers’ Guild. “Your support of our community policing efforts resonated with our members.” Public safety is the foundation of a thriving Bellevue. I will keep working to fully staff our department and build trust.
Today we remember the lives lost on September 11th and honor the courage, bravery, and sacrifice of our first responders on the scene and the service members across our nation who answered the call. We will never forget.
Yesterday afternoon I stopped by the Wilburton Community Association picnic to catch up with neighbors. Ended the day watching the UW game with my wife. UW scored on every possession and they even ran out of fireworks. Great way to cap the day!
Great door launch at Crossroads Park with @electconradlee. Knocking Crossroads today to talk with neighbors about safety, growth, and affordability.
Big thanks to our volunteers. If you see us, say hi!
Happy Labor Day, Bellevue. I’m thinking about the people who build, teach, heal, patrol, serve, code, and create here, from union trades to small business teams. Your work strengthens our families, neighborhoods and city. Thank you!
Two-day recap!
Knocked in Lake Hills by Airfield Park on Thursday, Sunset on Friday. Refueled at Wibbley’s and I Love Pho, an old Factoria favorite. Great to first speak with residents, before supporting our local businesses!
Then a volunteer day knock day today!
Great time earlier this week at @RHAofWA's monthly meeting in Bellevue. We dug into HB 1217 & the issues it creates on the small landlords they represent.
Grateful for their support again this year, small housing providers are key to adding homes & ultimately lowering costs!
@Boopursnoo84327 With honesty, transparency & accountability, problems can be identified and fixed as they arise, which means safer neighborhoods and less resistance toward future projects like this one.
Our residents deserve better, and so do those that need these kind of services.
The tragic homicide on July 30th has been tied to Bellevue's Eastgate shelter, which has long been the source of safety concerns.
The city promised transparency but so far, has failed to deliver on that promise. When it comes to safety, our neighbors deserve clear answers.
@Boopursnoo84327 Thanks for asking. This isn’t about opposing the homeless or homeless shelters, it’s about making them work for everyone. When the city breaks its promises on transparency, it erodes trust and helps fuel resistance to future projects meant to help resolve this crisis.