Princeton City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Marina Rubina

Candidate for City Council

3 candidates · 2 seats3 sourced positions

Marina Rubina is running for Princeton City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 3 candidates are running for 2 seats.

Voter registration deadline · Tue, Oct 13, 2026

Architect and co-owner of the Tigerlabs coworking space. She is a first-time candidate for Council.

Jon Durbin and Leanna Jahnke lost the June 2 Democratic primary to Marina Rubina and David Cohen. Town Topics, Rubina and Cohen Win Democratic Primary · Jun 3, 2026

Where Marina Rubina stands: positions on the record

Zoning and housing types1 sourced position

Said homes buyers can afford will have to be condos, duplexes or triplexes, which current zoning prevents in many areas.
“The way we’re going to start creating homes that people could start purchasing or getting their foot in the door, they have to be condos, or they will have to be duplexes or they will have to be triplexes”
Own statementThe Daily Princetonian, Princeton Council candidates discuss platforms, U. relations

Conflicts of interest1 sourced position

Said that if elected she would suspend her Princeton projects and move her professional work out of town.
“If elected, all my projects in Princeton will need to be suspended, and all my professional work will have to be moved out of town”
Own statementThe Daily Princetonian, PCDO endorses for municipal, county offices

Homelessness1 sourced position

Named housing people who are homeless in Princeton as her priority on Council.
“I want to house our homeless population.”
Own statementPrinceton Packet/Princeton Echo, Three up for election to two Princeton Council seats · Sep 30, 2026

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