Dear Oakland D1 Voters,
The results have come in and Dan Kalb has won the Oakland District 1 Councilmember seat. I called Dan to congratulate him on his victory and offered my support in solving pressing issues such as homelessness in our community. I also called Steph to thank her for running a great campaign and I look forward to working with her as well. Even though we didn’t secure the votes needed to win, I am damn proud of the campaign we ran.
We set out on this campaign a year ago, for District 1 Councilmember, to create an Oakland of Love and Belonging through a local government that includes every voice and we’ve made great progress.
Thank you to the more than 5,300 voters who cast their first choice vote for me and our mission. Thank you to the hundreds of small dollar donors who believed in a democracy not for sale, a democracy of the people. Thank you to every volunteer who helped make phone calls, knock on doors, send 15,000 mailers, table with us, organize town halls, create the website, manage the voter database, send emails, run our social media program, and create policy plans (just to name a few things!). Your courage, generosity and optimism inspires me.
I want to specifically thank my core team: Shawn Wen, Tatiana Costa, Rose Kerbein, Colin Teubner. Thank you for your unwavering love and leadership. Thank you so much for volunteering your time, energy and talents towards creating the Oakland and society we want to see.
Let’s celebrate our accomplishments but acknowledge that there is more work to be done. I encourage all Oaklanders to continue to engage and participate in our local government to hold it accountable. As for me, I’m committed to continuing my work to increase engagement in our local government. You’ll hear more about this project soon!
Once again, I’m proud of what we’ve accomplished together. I look forward to building on the relationships we’ve forged to create an Oakland of Love and Belonging for all of us.
The results have come in and Dan Kalb has won the Oakland District 1 Councilmember seat. I called Dan to congratulate him on his victory and offered my support in solving pressing issues such as homelessness in our community. I also called Steph to thank her for running a great campaign and I look forward to working with her as well. Even though we didn’t secure the votes needed to win, I am damn proud of the campaign we ran.
We set out on this campaign a year ago, for District 1 Councilmember, to create an Oakland of Love and Belonging through a local government that includes every voice and we’ve made great progress.
Thank you to the more than 5,300 voters who cast their first choice vote for me and our mission. Thank you to the hundreds of small dollar donors who believed in a democracy not for sale, a democracy of the people. Thank you to every volunteer who helped make phone calls, knock on doors, send 15,000 mailers, table with us, organize town halls, create the website, manage the voter database, send emails, run our social media program, and create policy plans (just to name a few things!). Your courage, generosity and optimism inspires me.
I want to specifically thank my core team: Shawn Wen, Tatiana Costa, Rose Kerbein, Colin Teubner. Thank you for your unwavering love and leadership. Thank you so much for volunteering your time, energy and talents towards creating the Oakland and society we want to see.
Let’s celebrate our accomplishments but acknowledge that there is more work to be done. I encourage all Oaklanders to continue to engage and participate in our local government to hold it accountable. As for me, I’m committed to continuing my work to increase engagement in our local government. You’ll hear more about this project soon!
Once again, I’m proud of what we’ve accomplished together. I look forward to building on the relationships we’ve forged to create an Oakland of Love and Belonging for all of us.
Tri Ngo
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Neighbors!
My name is Tri Ngo, I'm running for Oakland City Council in District 1. I was born in a refugee camp, grew up in a working class family, went to public schools, graduated from MIT, earned my PhD from Johns Hopkins, and eventually became an engineer at Tesla to fight climate change. I will:
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