Woonsocket City Council · Nov 3, 2026
Alana Gordon
Candidate for City Council
Alana Gordon is running for Woonsocket City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 13 candidates are running for 7 seats.
Mail ballot application deadline · Tue, Oct 13, 2026
Council candidate running on affordability, small-business support and tax reform.
Thirteen candidates are running for the seven council seats: Lisa Baldelli-Hunt, James C. Cournoyer, Michael Disney, Michael N. Dubois, Damon S. Flynn, Valerie Gonzalez, Alana Gordon, Sharon L. Harmon, Roger G. Jalette Sr., Dennis J. Kotal, Robert Marquis, Denise D. Sierra and Michael Warner. The Valley Breeze
Where Alana Gordon stands: positions on the record
Housing and rents1 sourced position
Says she supports expanding attainable housing options, stabilizing rents and creating pathways to homeownership.
“I support efforts to expand attainable housing options, stabilize rents, and create pathways to homeownership so that more residents can build long-term stability within our city.”
Own statementThe Local Insider News
Taxes1 sourced position
Says tax reform is the keystone of her campaign and that she has developed a proposal to stabilize the city's tax structure while providing relief to residents.
“I have developed a proposal designed to stabilize the city’s tax structure while providing relief to residents”
Own statementThe Local Insider News
Small business1 sourced position
Says she will work to reduce barriers for local businesses and improve communication between business owners and city leadership.
“I’ll work to reduce unnecessary barriers, improve communication between business owners and city leadership, and foster an environment where local businesses can grow and thrive”
Own statementThe Local Insider News
Also running for City Council
- Lisa Baldelli-Hunt
- James C. Cournoyer (incumbent)
- Michael Disney
- Michael N. Dubois (incumbent)
- Damon S. Flynn
- Valerie Gonzalez (incumbent)
- Sharon L. Harmon (incumbent)
- Roger G. Jalette Sr.
- Dennis J. Kotal
- Robert Marquis
- Denise D. Sierra (incumbent)
- Michael Warner
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