Allan Francis
@pdxallan.bsky.social
Seattle Renter, Transit Rider, Social Housing Enthusiast, Seattle Housing and Resource Effort (SHARE Participant)
Reposted by Allan Francis
Corporate donors are spending big to attack our campaign. We have something money can’t buy, though: people!
Vote and turn in those ballots, and, if you have time, canvass or phonebank for our campaign.
This is your city!
Vote and turn in those ballots, and, if you have time, canvass or phonebank for our campaign.
This is your city!
July 27, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Corporate donors are spending big to attack our campaign. We have something money can’t buy, though: people!
Vote and turn in those ballots, and, if you have time, canvass or phonebank for our campaign.
This is your city!
Vote and turn in those ballots, and, if you have time, canvass or phonebank for our campaign.
This is your city!
You don’t say 🤔
#sheltersaveslives
#sheltersaveslives
Good news:
Homeless people visited ER less after moving into King County’s hotels
Homeless people visited ER less after moving into King County’s hotels
Homeless people visited ER less after moving into King County’s hotels
King County had two goals when it purchased more than a dozen hotels to convert into housing for people living on the streets — end homelessness for a bunch of people and improve their health. Officia...
www.seattletimes.com
July 23, 2025 at 7:34 PM
You don’t say 🤔
#sheltersaveslives
#sheltersaveslives
Seattle Renters continue to be silenced.
One of two things is happening right now: Sara Nelson and Rob Saka both can't show up to the committee they serve on, or...they don't want these appointments to move forward for some reason.
The Seattle Council's housing committee is supposed to be meeting right now, discussing a bunch of appointments that had been sitting on former chair Cathy Moore's desk. Included: appointments to the Seattle renter's commission.
Except the committee doesn't have quorum.
Except the committee doesn't have quorum.
July 23, 2025 at 7:28 PM
Seattle Renters continue to be silenced.
Reposted by Allan Francis
Big business is eroding the very essence of our community.
Corporations have turned to abusing the levers of power, for personal gain.
Disentangling and asking them to pay their fair share is the way forward.
Join us: WilsonForSeattle.com
Corporations have turned to abusing the levers of power, for personal gain.
Disentangling and asking them to pay their fair share is the way forward.
Join us: WilsonForSeattle.com
April 14, 2025 at 7:00 PM
Big business is eroding the very essence of our community.
Corporations have turned to abusing the levers of power, for personal gain.
Disentangling and asking them to pay their fair share is the way forward.
Join us: WilsonForSeattle.com
Corporations have turned to abusing the levers of power, for personal gain.
Disentangling and asking them to pay their fair share is the way forward.
Join us: WilsonForSeattle.com