Newport City Council · Nov 3, 2026
CM
Hall
CM Hall, the incumbent, is running for Newport City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 4 candidates are running for 3 seats.
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The race · City Council
- 01David N. Allen
- 02Angel Aparicio-ReyesIncumbent
- 03Robert EmondIncumbent
- 04CM HallYou’re reading
Background
- About
- Executive director of Emerge Oregon and certified American Sign Language interpreter. She lists prior service on the city Budget Committee and Finance Work Group.
- Occupation (from candidate statement)
- Executive Director, Emerge Oregon; Certified American Sign Language Interpreter
- Party
- Endorsed by the Lincoln County Democrats. Lincoln County Voters' Pamphlet, Nov. 3, 2026 General Election · Sep 24, 2026City issues often split differently from national party lines. Compare their positions.
- Endorsed by
- Lists support from Senators Wyden and Merkley, Congresswoman Hoyle, Mayor Kaplan, five Newport councilors, Oregon League of Conservation Voters, Lincoln County Democrats, LGBTQ+ Victory Fund and Basic Rights Oregon PAC. Lincoln County Voters' Pamphlet, Nov. 3, 2026 General Election · Sep 24, 2026
The city's State of the City speakers, who included Jan Kaplan, Robert Emond, CM Hall, Angel Aparicio-Reyes and Sandy Roumagoux, are all candidates in the November election. KLCC/Lincoln Chronicle · Sep 24, 2026
On the record: CM Hall
3 sourced01Infrastructure bond2 sourced positions
Joint voters' pamphlet argument signed by the mayor and six councilors in their individual capacity
Signed the joint argument urging a yes vote on Measure 21-244, the $38.4 million infrastructure bond.
Please join us in voting yes this November.”
Own statementLincoln County Voters' Pamphlet, Nov. 3, 2026 General Election · Sep 24, 2026Link
Described the $38 million bond as an investment in water, accessibility, parks, streets and other infrastructure.
The city can invest $38 million into critical infrastructure projects to protect coastal and natural environments, secure safe and reliable drinking water, enhance accessibility and safety, and improve parks, streets, and other infrastructure,”
Own statementKLCC/Lincoln Chronicle · Sep 24, 2026Link
02Priorities1 sourced position
Names growth, infrastructure funding, affordable housing, unhoused neighbors and climate resiliency as challenges.
We will develop long-term solutions for the challenges we face: growth, infrastructure funding, affordable housing, caring for our unhoused neighbors, and climate resiliency.”
Own statementLincoln County Voters' Pamphlet, Nov. 3, 2026 General Election · Sep 24, 2026Link
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