Raleigh City Council At-Large · Nov 3, 2026
Clark Rinehart
Candidate for City Council At-Large
Clark Rinehart is running for Raleigh City Council At-Large in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 4 candidates are running for 2 seats.
Voter registration deadline (5 p.m.) · Fri, Oct 9, 2026
In 4 daysFounder of LOCAL Coworking, a coworking consultancy and fractional management group. Former interim executive director of Innovate Raleigh and of the Chapel Hill Downtown Partnership.
- Endorsed by
- Citizens for A Safe and Secure Raleigh (CSSR); RPPA/Teamsters Local 391 The News & Observer · Feb 10, 2026
- Campaign website
- www.clarkforraleigh.com
Where Clark Rinehart stands: positions on the record
Housing bond1 sourced position
Would vote for an affordable housing bond and suggested one of about $125 million or more.
“An affordable housing bond, in the neighborhood of $125 million or more, would provide dedicated funding to build and preserve affordable homes”
Own statementThe News & Observer · Feb 10, 2026
Missing middle housing1 sourced position
Supports Raleigh's missing middle policies allowing duplexes, accessory dwelling units and townhomes, with design standards for compatibility.
“Allowing duplexes, accessory dwelling units and townhomes along with other housing types, increases housing options for neighbors and helps stabilize prices.”
Own statementThe News & Observer · Feb 10, 2026
Police staffing1 sourced position
Said the city needs more police officers, while continuing co-responder and violence prevention programs.
“We need adequate staffing for RPD to maintain reasonable response times, strengthen community policing and ensure our neighborhoods are safe and secure.”
Own statementThe News & Observer · Feb 10, 2026
Homelessness1 sourced position
Supports expanding the city's Bringing Neighbors Home pilot program.
“Housing-first approaches have proven effective in reducing chronic homelessness and connecting residents to supportive services”
Own statementThe News & Observer · Feb 10, 2026
North Hills rezoning1 sourced position
Said he would have voted for the Jan. 20, 2026 rezoning allowing buildings up to 37 stories in parts of North Hills.
Own statementThe News & Observer · Feb 10, 2026
Top issues1 sourced position
Named affordable housing, multimodal transit and public safety as the city's three most pressing issues.
Own statementINDY Week · Feb 6, 2026
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