Bellevue, NEVoter Guide 2026 · not a ballot

Bellevue City Council Ward 4 · Nov 3, 2026

John C. Splitter

Candidate for City Council Ward 4

7 candidates · 3 seats4 sourced positions

John C. Splitter is running for Bellevue City Council Ward 4 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Julie V. Collins.

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John C. Splitter is a retired Air Force chief master sergeant and civil engineer. He served 30 years in the Air Force.

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Where John C. Splitter stands: positions on the record

Property taxes and budget1 sourced position
Bonds and debt1 sourced position

  • Answer to the Voter Information Project candidate questionnaire

    Says debt can be the right tool for major capital projects if used prudently, with a clear repayment plan.

    “Debt can be the right tool for major capital projects with long-term public benefits, but it should be used prudently, with a clear repayment plan and full transparency to taxpayers”

    Own statementVoter Information Project · Jul 21, 2026

Tax increment financing1 sourced position

  • Answer to the Voter Information Project candidate questionnaire

    Says every TIF proposal should be evaluated individually and not approved just because a developer asks.

    “Every proposal should be evaluated individually using objective financial analysis—not approved simply because a developer requests assistance.”

    Own statementVoter Information Project · Jul 21, 2026

Housing and zoning1 sourced position

  • Answer to the Voter Information Project candidate questionnaire

    Says zoning should encourage development that expands the commercial and industrial tax base.

    “I believe zoning should encourage economic development that expands our commercial and industrial tax base, attracts quality employers, and reduces the tax burden on homeowners whenever possible.”

    Own statementVoter Information Project · Jul 21, 2026

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