Candidate 1 of 3
Anna Warrington
Councilor, Incumbent
Twenty-one years managing complex projects at Nike — now managing them for her hometown.
- Financial accountability
- Project oversight
- Measured growth
North Plains City Council · November 3, 2026
Anna, Melody
& Don
One slate. One city.
Three neighbors running together to put North Plains's finances back in order, slow down growth we never agreed to, and give residents a real say again.
Vote all three
A slate, not a scramble.
Three seats are on the ballot this November. Electing all three of us is how North Plains gets a Council that can actually agree on a direction — and then follow it.
Candidate 2 of 3
Melody Axe
Candidate, City Council
A neighbor who got tired of watching decisions get made without the neighborhood in the room.
- Community involvement
- Local business
- Livability
Candidate 3 of 3
Don Weber
Councilor, Incumbent
Appointed to steady the ship. Running to keep it steady.
- Stable governance
- Fiscal health
- Open meetings
Our platform
Seven things we will do.
No slogans. This is the list, and we will be held to it.
- Clean up our finances and put ourselves on a path to financial health.
- Good governance and measured growth: LISTEN to voters and stakeholders.
- Rescind old ordinances and concept plans that allow for huge expansion.
- With community involvement, bring in a grocery store.
- Clean up the Glencoe Opportunity Area and make it development-ready.
- Provide more bike lanes and quick charging stations.
- Beautify the city and KEEP NORTH PLAINS' unique character.
Get involved
Campaigns in towns this size are won by neighbors.
There is no big budget here. There is a list of people willing to knock on a door or put a sign in a yard. Please be one of them.
Volunteer
Canvass a few blocks, make calls, help at an event, or host a house party. Tell us what you are up for and we will match you to something that fits your week.
Sign up to helpYard signs
A sign in your yard is the cheapest, loudest advertising a local campaign has. Request one and we will get it to you — free, and we will pick it up after the election.
Request a signMark your calendar
How to vote in North Plains.
Oregon mails a ballot to every registered voter. You do not need to request one — you just need to be registered at your current address.
- Election day
- November 3, 2026
- Ballots mailed
- Mid-October 2026
Ballots must be postmarked by election day or dropped at an official drop box by 8:00 p.m.
Watch your mailbox. If your ballot has not arrived, contact Washington County Elections.