Todd Morse will bring an exceptional combination of energy, forward-looking ideas and analytical and communication skills to the Portland City Council. He’s worked tirelessly advocating for improving Portland’s land use policies to meet the city’s housing availability and affordability crisis. He’s a strong believer in sustainability and his plans include lowering emissions through safer pedestrian and bicycle street improvements and improving public transit. Todd believes that we all deserve a place to live and a safe city so will work to reduce homelessness and address the problem of discarded needles on city sidewalks and in parks.
Todd also brings a commitment to fiscal responsibility and will work hard to balance the city’s ability to pay while meeting its needs and solving its problems.
Please join me in supporting Todd Morse for Portland District 1 city councilor this election.
John Kaminski
Portland
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