Central to Jesus’s platform is a commitment to equity and social justice. Tacoma is a diverse city of ~225,000 people, with a rich tapestry of racial, ethnic, and cultural communities – approximately 11.9% Hispanic or Latino, 10.7% Black, 8.8% Asian,…
Tacoma’s future prosperity must go together with environmental sustainability. As a port city with an industrial legacy, Tacoma has faced its share of environmental challenges – from air pollution in the Tide flats to the impacts of climate change on…
The cost of housing in Tacoma has skyrocketed in recent years, putting strain on working families and contributing to a growing homelessness crisis. The median home value in the city is around $454,000, and rents have risen steadily. At the…
Our economy must work for everyone – from the small business owner to the tech startup. Our economic development plan is focused on growth with equity: attracting new investments and jobs while lifting local businesses and workers. Key elements include:
Policing is more than just officers on the streets. Protection Against Environment Injustice *Environmental injustice disproportionately affects marginalized communities—those living near factories, landfills, or in flood-prone areas often lack the political power to fight back. As people of faith, we…
