Evenstar for Portland · District 4

Endorsements

Jamey is proud to be backed by a growing coalition of elected officials, community leaders, and organizations who also believe that Portland can do hard things.

Editorial endorsement

Portland Mercury

Highly qualified, competent, and if elected, could hit the ground running right away.

Portrait of Jamey Evenstar
The Portland Mercury Editorial Board
On Jamey Evenstar
October 2026 · Image: Anthony Keo / Portland Mercury

Elected leaders

  • Jamie Dunphy

    Portland City Council President

  • Angelita Morillo

    Portland City Councilor

  • Khanh Pham

    Oregon State Senator

  • Mark Gamba

    Oregon State Representative

  • Duncan Hwang

    Metro Councilor

  • Miles Palacios

    Metro Councilor

  • Danny Cage

    Multnomah Education Service District Board Member

  • Eddie Wang

    Portland Public Schools Board Chair

  • Christy Splitt

    Portland Public Schools Board Member

  • Rashelle Chase-Miller

    Portland Public Schools Board Member

Community leaders

  • JR Lilly

    Native American Community Leader

  • Cassie Wilson

    Disability Justice Advocate

  • Helmi Hisserich

    Social Housing Expert

  • Jim Labbe

    Participatory Budgeting Advocate

  • Steph Routh

    Planning Commissioner

  • Ashley Schofield

    Public Education Champion

  • Xavier Stickler

    Downtown Community Leader

  • Chad Lykins

    Former District 4 Candidate

  • Lisa Freeman

    Former District 4 Candidate

Organizations

  • Working Families Party
  • Portland Association of Teachers
  • Oregon AFSCME Council 75
  • AFSCME Local 189
  • PROTEC17
  • Portland For All
  • Imagine Black
  • Building Power for Communities of Color
  • The Ebony Collective Coalition
  • APANO Action Fund
  • Latino Network Action Fund
  • Sunrise PDX
  • Sierra Club
  • Next Up Action Fund
  • The Street Trust Action Fund
  • Pro-Animal Oregon
  • Gray Panthers
  • Portland: Neighbors Welcome

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