Vote Alejandro Barrientos

Thank you, Spokane.

With the latest returns in, I’ve called Kate Telis to congratulate her on winning the District 2, Position 2 seat. Though this isn’t the outcome we hoped for, I’m deeply grateful for the support, encouragement, and belief so many of you showed throughout this campaign.

I entered this race to be of service to our community and to spark a positive, solutions-oriented dialogue about Spokane’s future. Because of your time, energy, and commitment, we built a campaign rooted in compassion, accountability, and a shared desire to make our city safer and stronger.

I’m proud that those conversations have already helped move Spokane forward—with new accountability measures and a citywide camping policy adopted just last week. It’s proof that when we lead with purpose, progress follows.

To my family, volunteers, and every supporter who gave their time, resources, and heart—thank you. While this race has ended, my commitment to Spokane has not. Let’s keep working together to make this the best place to live, work, and raise a family.

— Alejandro

This is it… last day to vote! Polls close at 8pm.
Your voice matters. Your vote matters.
To our voters, supporters, volunteers, and everyone who believed in this campaign, thank you!! You made this movement powerful, meaningful, and unforgettable!!

Today was a moment to pause, remember, and give thanks. Taking time at church this morning reminded me how important it is to reflect on the journey, to honor those who came before us, and to stay grounded in gratitude.

As we approach the end of this city council race, I thank God for every step, for my family, our volunteers, my team, and the people of Spokane who have shown support, kindness, and encouragement along the way.

This experience has brought joy, challenges, and countless lessons, and today was a beautiful reminder to stay thankful through it all!

A big thank you to Kris Hansen for leading a powerful and eye-opening tour of the Cliff Cannon Neighborhood. It’s a community rich in history and character, but it's also facing a set of complex challenges that are putting residents under pressure.
The tour made it clear that issues like traffic flow, code enforcement on problem properties, and land use concerns aren't isolated incidents. They are symptoms of a system that needs better coordination and a results-driven approach to ensure our neighborhoods get the support they deserve.

My conversation with Kris reinforced my core belief: solving these deep-rooted neighborhood issues isn’t about politics, it’s about operations. It’s about ensuring our city departments are working together efficiently and are held accountable for delivering the basic services residents expect.

The passionate residents of Cliff Cannon don't just deserve to be heard; they deserve a proactive and effective partner at City Hall. It's time for a new approach focused on getting results and delivering for our neighborhoods!

Thank you for your continued support. Let’s finish strong and vote!

We have failed our West Hills neighbors; let's restore our neighborhoods!

West Hills residents challenge tiny home village project in letter to City of Spokane SPOKANE, Wash. — West Hills residents sent a 23-page letter to Spokane city officials Monday alleging that a local organization has not been transparent about a planned tiny home village

Thank you to everyone who came to this meet and greet to show your support and share our common frustration. I’m especially grateful for the beautifully diverse community that showed up: culturally, ethnically, and politically, to stand together in the same room, proving that what unites us is stronger than what divides us!

My campaign has always been about bringing people together and reminding Spokane that this is a nonpartisan race. Our City Council should be focused on bipartisan solutions that move our city forward, because the challenges we face aren’t red or blue, they’re Spokane’s.

From day one, I’ve said we need to work together to restore Spokane and that begins with showing up in spaces where we can talk, listen, and find solutions together.

A special thank you to everyone who came out and to Thai Bamboo for the delicious food and warm hospitality!