It’s a surreal feeling voting for yourself and I’ve been honored to have the opportunity to do it twice. To all of those who have supported my campaign along the way, thank you. I would not be here today without you and I owe you all a debt of gratitude. Please be sure to send in your ballots today if you haven’t already and join us tonight to await the results! #vote #eganforseattle ...

Need help registering to vote or replacing a lost ballot or know a friend who does? Stop by our office at 2015 E Union St between 2-6pm and we’ll help you get your ballot and send it in. Only 45% of D3 turned in their ballots in the primary.
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Even the next generation can’t wait to start voting! Make sure to get in those ballots before tomorrow.📬 #vote #eganforseattle ...

I’m honored to have the support of neighbors like Ray and Tara and community members across District 3. Only 2 days left! #vote #eganforseattle ...

Thank you to my friend and former opponent, @loganforseattle, for your endorsement. We need a reliable transportation network that serves the entire city. There isn't a once size fits all solution, that's why I support expanding bus service, Light Rail, bike lanes, and improving sidewalks. Please remember to postmark your ballots by Tuesday, November 5. ...

Thanks for the support Braden! If elected, I will take immediate steps to increase affordable housing. Seattle should not just be a city for the wealthy, Seattle should be a city for all of us. Learn more about my plans here. https://www.eganforseattle.org/housing/ ...

Thank you so much to @laborerslocal242 for coming out to knock doors with our campaign yesterday! We only have a week left before Election Day—have you submitted your ballot yet? Remember to check the box✅ for Egan Orion and vote NO❌ on I-976. #EganForSeattle #NoOn976 ...

Accountability matters. I will be accountable to small business owners like Moises. It is hard enough to run a small business in one of Seattle’s most expensive neighborhoods, but it is even harder when your Councilmember is absent. I will show up, listen, and be accountable to people like Moises and all the people who live in District 3. #eganforseattle ...

Another great morning speaking with voters on their way to work! Don’t forget to vote by November 5th ✅ #eganforseattle ...

Seattle’s small businesses deserve an advocate who knows firsthand the challenges small business owners face in Seattle. I have started two small businesses, so I understand. We don’t want a city filled with chain stores, we want a city where small businesses thrive. If elected, I will work closely with small businesses to ensure the city is doing everything we can to help entrepreneurs succeed. #Seattle #2019elections ...

We had a great time connecting with voters outside the light rail station on the Hill this morning. Thanks for the love and support! Just 14 days to go! ...

Ballots are arriving in the mail this weekend and we need all hands on deck to talk with as many voters possible! Come join our amazing volunteer team and help knock doors, call voters, hang posters, or help out around the office this weekend. I’m so grateful for the amazing support our campaign has got across the district — let’s get the word out to the rest of district to vote Egan Orion for D3 by November 5th!✅ Sign up for a volunteer shift here: eganforseattle.org/volunteer-sign-up ...

Happy Indigenous People’s Day! Today, and every day, we recognize that Seattle occupies land where the Suquamish and Duwamish people have resided since time immemorial. We celebrate their personal and cultural resilience in the face of centuries of injustice perpetrated by the US government and stand together to demand federal recognition for the Duwamish people. #IndigenousPeoplesDay ...

When I came out 30 years ago, it was the midst of the AIDS crisis. Gay people like me were sometimes hated and almost always misunderstood and cast aside. Coming to Capitol Hill then, I found a place of refuge. There was safety in numbers. By coming out, I found a pathway to thriving, loving, a living a more authentic life, and I did it right here in District 3. For this, I owe a debt of gratitude and am repaying that debt by actively working to create a welcoming city for all who live here and for those yet to arrive here.

To those who haven’t come out, who want to be out, who can’t come out, who never got to come out, who are figuring it out — I see you, I love you, you’re beautiful, and I will always stand with you. #NationalComingOutDay ...

It was great meeting Jonathan, Lauren, and their dog Naomi while knocking doors near Miller Park! They really like that their neighborhood is becoming more dense by increased density in their single family zone. They have more neighbors in duplexes, DADUs, and with multiple roommates living in big houses. They love having new neighbors having access to affordable housing to achieve a vibrant mix of people in their neighborhood.

If elected to Seattle City Council, I will amend the Backyard Cottage Legislation to create separate tracks for short-term and long-term rentals so that the law is actually creating more long-term housing and not just more income for the wealthy with short-term rentals. We also need to make sure our homeowners most vulnerable to displacement can borrow against the value of their house, guaranteed by the city, so that they can create units for long-term rental and to keep vulnerable families from being displaced. #seattle #eganforseattle ...

So great to meet Melanie and her twin boys Collin and Will while doorbelling my neighborhood last night. She is worried too many families are being priced out of Seattle and of course is focused on education and climate change because of her three kids. We have to do much more on all three of these issues. Check out my website at www.eganforseattle.org to find out my plan. ...

Had a great time canvassing in the Central District today! While walking down the street I met Ray and Tara, and their boys Michael and Calvin. As young parents they’re concerned about the poor sidewalk infrastructure in their neighborhood. Tara’s mom recently hurt herself as a result of it and their oldest son Calvin is scared of big bumps when in his stroller.

While we have many big issues that we need to tackle as a city, hyperlocal issues such as this one should not be going by the wayside. Poor street infrastructure is not just a safety issue but one of accessibility. Everyone should be able to travel around our city safely! ...

Much thanks to Local 242 for coming out to canvass with us today! We had a great time talking with voters about the issues that most impact our community. If you want to pick up a yard sign or volunteer, stop by our campaign office on E Union and 21st! ...