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Eugene City Council Ward 6 · Nov 3, 2026

Greg Evans

Candidate for City Council Ward 6 (incumbent)

5 candidates · 4 seats11 sourced positions

Greg Evans, the incumbent, is running for Eugene City Council Ward 6 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, unopposed.

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Ward 6 Eugene city councilor since 2013 and a retired educator. He was president of the League of Oregon Cities in 2019-2020 and served on the Lane Transit District board from 2006 to 2013.

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Under city code, a candidate who wins a majority in the May primary is the only name on the November ballot; Jennifer Smith (Ward 3), Jennifer Yeh (Ward 4) and Greg Evans (Ward 6) are the only candidates listed for their wards. City of Eugene

Statements in the City of Eugene Voters' Pamphlet are optional; Greg Evans is listed as a candidate but did not submit a statement. City of Eugene Voters' Pamphlet, November 3, 2026 General Election

Where Greg Evans stands: positions on the record

Home energy scores2 sourced positions
Economic development staff1 sourced position
Immigrant services grant1 sourced position
Federal immigration actions1 sourced position
Fire service fee1 sourced position
University of Oregon rezoning1 sourced position
License plate cameras1 sourced position
Priorities1 sourced position
  • Lists economic development, transportation safety, and police and fire service as priorities.

    “My priorities are economic development, transportation safety, support for effective and sustainable public safety including police and fire service.”

    Own statementLookout Eugene-Springfield · Apr 28, 2026

Government consolidation1 sourced position
Trainsong fuel station1 sourced position

Also running for City Council Ward 6

No one else is running for this seat.

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