Raleigh City Council At-Large · Nov 3, 2026
Sana Siddiqui
Candidate for City Council At-Large
Sana Siddiqui 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 daysSmall business owner and product manager; founded the meal kit company 1Eatz and the community events platform Get 2 Know Raleigh. Serves on Raleigh's Environmental Advisory Board and Human Relations Commission.
- Endorsed by
- The News & Observer; Raleigh Professional Firefighters; Equality NC; NCAAT in Action; 314 Action Fund; Raleigh Councilmember Christina Jones; Morrisville Councilmember Harrison Kesling; Livable Raleigh; Raleigh Retro Gamers Sana Siddiqui for Raleigh
- Campaign website
- www.sana4raleigh.com
Where Sana Siddiqui stands: positions on the record
Housing bond1 sourced position
Supports putting another affordable housing bond before voters, focused on deeper and longer affordability.
“A 2026 bond should focus on deeper affordability, longer affordability periods and moving projects forward.”
Own statementThe News & Observer · Feb 10, 2026
Missing middle housing1 sourced position
Supports Raleigh's missing middle policies, paired with clearer design standards and infrastructure alignment.
“I support Missing Middle as a tool to expand housing options across the city.”
Own statementThe News & Observer · Feb 10, 2026
Police staffing1 sourced position
Said the city needs more police officers, with stronger retention through pay, training and working conditions.
“We need staffing levels that reflect current needs, along with stronger retention through competitive pay, training, and working conditions.”
Own statementThe News & Observer · Feb 10, 2026
Homelessness1 sourced position
Supports continuing the Bringing Neighbors Home pilot and expanding it if data shows it moves people into permanent housing.
Own statementThe News & Observer · Feb 10, 2026
North Hills rezoning1 sourced position
Said she would not have supported the Jan. 20, 2026 North Hills rezoning at that time without more transportation and infrastructure analysis.
Own statementThe News & Observer · Feb 10, 2026
Top issues1 sourced position
Named affordability, small businesses and community engagement as the city's three most pressing issues.
Own statementINDY Week · Feb 6, 2026
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