”Tiffany brings a sense of clarity and urgency to the work we do at City Hall that grounds all of us in the fight for a just working class future. She inspires me with her focus on making Portland a city that works for all ages, stages, and wages of life. We are both driven to get the best deal for ratepayers, and we will make sure the Moda Center is a fair deal for taxpayers. She cares deeply about Portlanders, and she challenges me to remember the humanity in all that we do. At the end of the day, the work we are doing for our community is a class project—I’m so glad we are on each other’s team.

Mitch GreenPortland City Council District 4

”Teacher Tiffany is a proven fighter for working people. She has dedicated her last city council term to securing funding for social housing, saving city worker jobs and securing a fair deal for Portland residents on the Moda Center. DSA will have Tiffany's back this election cycle and we'll see you at an upcoming canvass.

Carolyn RoderiquePortland DSA Co-Chair

”I admire Teacher Tiffany because she doesn't go the agreeable, easy route. She'll stand up for what's right without checking first to see which way the wind blows.

Rabbi Ariel Stone

”I am a huge fan of Tiffany's for three reasons:
1) Her integrity runs deep.
2) She has a heart for the people. She is compassionate and committed to the humanity of all Portlanders, whether or not they share her values.
3) She shows up. I don't know how she does it, but she manages to show up for the people wherever they are.
Integrity, heart, and showing up: these things mean a lot to me in general, but especially in elected officials.

Rev. Sara Fischer

”Tiffany isn't just talk, she does the work. During her first term on Council, I've seen her dig into topics that were necessary, but are not exactly flashy. She knew they needed to get to get done, She got to work, when others weren't willing to. She will say what needs to be said and you can tell she has working families in mind when she does so. It's easy to see why so many trust her and feel like she's not like most politicians.

José Gamero-Georgeson

”When I first volunteered for Tiffany in 2024 it was immediately clear how much she care for her community. From knocking doors and talking to her former students and their parents it was obvious that they felt the same. In a second term Tiffany will continue to fight for the working class by bringing that community into City Hall with her.

Aiden S,Portland DSA SIOC

”Tiffany shows up, she listens to the communities she represents, and she leads on policies that improve their daily lives. I have been so grateful for the ways she has shown up in defense of our immigrant neighbors and for road safety. She believes that Portland can and should work for people at all ages, wages, and stages of life; and she demonstrates her commitment to make that happen.

Steph RouthPortland Planning Commission