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Our campaign for Portland City Council District 3 is funded by Portlanders like YOU!

We are a grassroots campaign. That means NO Super PACs and NO corporate donations!

Tiffany Koyama Lane is a public school teacher, union leader, and mama of two raising her kids in Southeast Portland. She is running for the brand new Portland City Council in District 3, where she lives and works as a third-grade teacher at Sunnyside Environmental School. Tiffany is an award-winning educator in her sixteenth year of teaching, and she encourages kids to bring their full selves into her classroom. A proud leader in her union, the Portland Association of Teachers, Tiffany has spent years fighting for vibrant, safe classrooms for Portland students, and better conditions for public school educators and staff.

As a fourth-generation Japanese American (Yonsei), Teacher Tiffany stands on the shoulders of generations of people working for change. She’s ready to fight for all Portlanders as one of three new councilors in District 3. You can learn about her policy priorities here. (And you can find your new city council district here!)

Teacher Tiffany for District 3

I’m running for Portland City Council District 3 because I believe in this city and all the people who live in it. Will you join us?

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A dedicated union organizer, community activist, and educator, Teacher Tiffany will prioritize community safety, connected neighborhoods, and housing for District 3 and beyond. Teacher Tiffany is for the people, and she’s fighting for a safe, connected Portland where everyone can thrive.

Teacher Tiffany is running for Portland City Council District 3

Paid for by Teacher Tiffany for the People PAC ID 23208

Teacher Tiffany for the People
4110 SE Hawthorne Blvd PMB 634
Portland, OR 97214-5246

Please make checks payable to “Teacher Tiffany for the People”

Cash donations must include a completed Donor Attestation Form. Please click here to download the form from the City of Portland website.

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