SARA DELIVERS RESULTS FOR SEATTLE.

SUPPORTED BY

State Senate Majority Leader Jamie Pedersen (D)

IAFF Fire Fighters Union Local 27

UA Plumbers & Pipefitters Union Local 32

Krist Novoselic
Democracy reform advocate and occasional bassist

Campaign News

Sunday, April 6, 2025

Sara Nelson just delivered one of the biggest housing wins of the year. Her new legislation creates a workforce housing zone in the Stadium District, opening the door for more housing near jobs, transit, and the heart of the city. It's a big step toward making sure Seattle’s nurses, teachers, and service workers can actually afford to live here.

The Seattle Building & Construction Trades Council took notice, endorsing Sara for re-election.

“Sara Nelson is a proven leader who takes a stand – for working people, for economic opportunity including apprenticeship programs and for much-needed workforce and affordable housing. Sara has fought for us and delivered results. Seattle needs Sara to continue fighting for all of us,”
– Monty Anderson, Executive Secretary, Seattle Building & Construction Trades Council

Sara’s getting things done, and working people are backing her up.

Community Voices for Sara

Congressman Adam Smith

“Sara is exactly the kind of leader Seattle needs: reasonable, compassionate, and effective. She understands the human struggle at the heart of the homelessness crisis and knows how to cut through the noise to get things done.”
Gina Hall

Non-Profit Leader in Homelessness & Social Services
“Sara brings both compassion and clarity to addressing homelessness. Her work on the comprehensive needs assessment helped cut through years of confusion to focus resources where they actually save lives - on housing, treatment, and human connection. She understands that solving homelessness requires both immediate action and long-term solutions, and she's delivering on both fronts.“
Taylor Hoang

“As a former small business owner who's spent years advocating for immigrant businesses in Seattle, I've found a true ally in Sara Nelson. When businesses were facing break-ins, she created a fund to help repair broken windows and get doors open again. She's become the strongest voice on Council for immigrant and minority-owned small businesses.

Sara's the rare leader who combines progressive values with the ability to make real change happen. That's exactly what Seattle needs right now.”

SEATTLE DESERVES VISIBLE RESULTS.
SARA IS DELIVERING THEM.

Since taking office, Sara has focused on practical solutions that make a difference:

Comprehensive Public Safety

First increase in police staffing since 2020, with 84 new officers hired in 2024
Innovative community safety teams launched in Chinatown-International District, combining foot patrols with outreach workers
Stronger police accountability through improved oversight and transparency measures
Additional dispatchers hired to improve emergency response times
Housing & Treatment: Real Solutions for Seattle's Crisis

Historic $342 million investment in affordable housing - nearly 5x the 2019 level
Mobile medication units bringing treatment directly to hardest-hit neighborhoods
Proposed workforce housing in SoDo to create up to 1,000 new homes
Expanded treatment access and recovery services
New non-congregate shelters with built-in support services
Seattle's Cultural Recovery

Created Seattle's first Film Commission to attract production jobs and support local talent
Restored the Storefront Repair Fund, helping over 400 businesses recover and rebuild
Saved the Seattle Channel, preserving vital local journalism and arts programming
Enhanced support for minority-owned businesses and neighborhood revitalization
Partnered with community groups on public space improvements