Portland City Council At-Large · Nov 3, 2026

Joey Brunelle

Candidate for City Council At-Large

9 candidates · 3 seats4 sourced positions

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

In-person absentee voting begins · Mon, Oct 5, 2026

Today

Joey Brunelle is a graphic designer and web developer who chairs Portland's Police Oversight Board.

Where Joey Brunelle stands: positions on the record

Inclusionary zoning1 sourced position

Said he can no longer support inclusionary zoning at its current levels.
“I can no longer support IZ at its current levels.”
Own statementUrbanist Coalition of Portland

Social housing1 sourced position

Said he helped write the resolution that created the Social Housing Task Force and supports its work.
“I helped write the resolution that created the Social Housing Task Force and have been a supporter of their work.”
Own statementUrbanist Coalition of Portland

Reimagining Franklin Street1 sourced position

Said he supports the Reimagining Franklin Street project.
“Yes. Franklin, designed to be a “car sewer,” has created an unsafe, impassable barrier for our community.”
Own statementUrbanist Coalition of Portland

Homelessness and shelter1 sourced position

Said the state must take on more of the response to homelessness, as his answer to The West End News question.
“Portland can’t solve this alone. The State must step up by building housing and drug treatment facilities, updating mental health laws, preventing evictions with rental assistance”
Own statementThe West End News · Oct 2, 2026

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