Portland, MEVoter Guide 2026 · not a ballot

Portland City Council At-Large · Nov 3, 2026

Atiim Boykin

Candidate for City Council At-Large

9 candidates · 3 seats4 sourced positions

Atiim Boykin is running for Portland City Council At-Large in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Joey Brunelle and Kate Snyder.

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Atiim Boykin is a mental health clinician, community organizer and artist. He lives in Portland's West End.

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Where Atiim Boykin stands: positions on the record

Inclusionary zoning1 sourced position

  • Said he supports moving toward a flexible, project-based inclusionary zoning policy that gives developers a choice of paths.

    “I support moving toward a flexible, project-based IZ that offers developers a real choice: more units at a higher AMI, easier to finance, or fewer units at a deeper, lower AMI.”

    Own statementUrbanist Coalition of Portland

Social housing1 sourced position

  • Said he wants to build on the Social Housing Task Force with dedicated public financing.

    “I want to build on that foundation, not replace it, with dedicated public financing that does not depend on winning a fight over inclusionary zoning every single year.”

    Own statementUrbanist Coalition of Portland

Reimagining Franklin Street1 sourced position
Homelessness and shelter1 sourced position

  • Proposed a "One Door" agreement among city, state and community partners, as his answer to The West End News question.

    “I’d build “One Door”: a memorandum of understanding and shared release agreements bringing city HHS, state DHHS, and community partners under one roof, so every person gets one real plan instead of bouncing between systems”

    Own statementThe West End News · Oct 2, 2026

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