Springfield, ORVoter Guide 2026 · not a ballot

Springfield City Council Ward 4 · Nov 3, 2026

Jill Cuadros

Candidate for City Council Ward 4 (incumbent)

2 candidates · 1 seat4 sourced positions

Jill Cuadros, the incumbent, is running for Springfield City Council Ward 4 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Callee Ackland.

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Voter registration deadline · Tue, Oct 13, 2026

Support services director at Eugene School District 4J, appointed Ward 4 interim councilor in April 2026.

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www.jillcuadros.com

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Callee Ackland and Jill Cuadros accepted invitations to the Sept. 17, 2026 Springfield City Club candidate forum; the forum was recorded for the Springfield City Club YouTube channel. KVAL · Sep 10, 2026

The Lane County proof ballot lists two candidates for Springfield City Councilor, Ward 4: Jill Cuadros and Callee Ackland. Lane County Elections · Sep 8, 2026

Where Jill Cuadros stands: positions on the record

City budget1 sourced position
Library funding1 sourced position
  • Said she supports the FY2027 budget and wants the council to revisit the library discussion in the fall.

    “While I support this budget, I would like us to revisit the library discussion in the fall.”

    Own statementLookout Eugene-Springfield · Jun 17, 2026

Infrastructure1 sourced position
  • Campaign site lists infrastructure investment, including the 42nd Street levee, among her council priorities.

    “Invest in infrastructure before small problems become major challenges, including roads, sidewalks, transportation, public safety, and long-term issues like the 42nd Street levee.”

    Own statementJill Cuadros for Springfield City Council

Role of government1 sourced position

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