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, plan for small and reasonable growth, and listen to the will of the people.
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 career spent listening to families in crisis — and then getting people in a room to do something about it.
- Community engagement
- Farmland protection
- Human services
Candidate 3 of 3
Don Weber
Councilor, Incumbent
A Finance Director and Youth Minister 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.
- Work with the community to recruit a grocery store that fits North Plains.
- 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.
Chip in
Contributions go to yard signs, mailers, door hangers, and the elections accounting the state requires of us. Everything else runs on volunteers — so every dollar buys something you can see on a lawn or in a mailbox.
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.
- Ballots mailed
- Mid-October 2026
- Election day
- November 3, 2026
Watch your mailbox. If your ballot has not arrived, contact Washington County Elections.
Ballots must be postmarked by election day or dropped at an official drop box by 8:00 p.m.