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4 candidates are tracked for Clark County Council, District 1 on the November 3, 2026 ballot: Glen Yung, Dusti Arab, Lukas Bardue and Bryan Shull. Candidate information follows official Clark County election filings; verify with the official election office linked below.
Clark County council seats are nonpartisan and the certified filing list shows no party preference. Washington runs a top-two primary on August 4, 2026: every candidate for an office appears on one ballot, any voter may participate regardless of party, and the two highest vote-getters advance to November 3. This race appears only on the ballots of voters who live in the district.
The sitting District 1 councilor, a small business owner and foster parent, per Clark County's official councilor roster. He has volunteered with people experiencing homelessness and served on a National Alliance on Mental Illness board, per Clark County Tomorrow's 2026 election guide, and says on his campaign site that he came to public service by seeing where systems were not working rather than through politics.
2026 priorities
- Expanding housing options and improving permitting to cut delay and cost, per his campaign site
- Strengthening public safety and accountability, per his campaign site
- Coordinating homelessness response across jurisdictions rather than agency by agency, per his campaign site
Source: candidate campaign site, roster verified 2026-07-31.
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An urban farmer who runs a backyard plant micronursery and sells vegetable starts at the Vancouver Farmers Market, per the Clark County voters' pamphlet. That pamphlet entry describes her as a former SNAP recipient who built a local food resource directory and teaches families to grow their own food, and notes she is among the roughly 29 percent of county residents who do not own a car.
2026 priorities
- Protecting farmland, water and green space and opposing new data centers, per her campaign site
- Expanding housing supply through community land trusts, cottage housing and easier accessory dwelling unit permitting, per her voters' pamphlet statement
- Requiring developers to pay impact fees proportional to the growth they create, per her campaign site
Source: candidate campaign site, roster verified 2026-07-31.
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A public relations director for student affairs at Clark College who also works in transportation and supply chain and owns a small business, per the Clark County voters' pamphlet. The same pamphlet entry credits him with cofounding USARD, Clark County's first search and rescue dog team, in 1997.
2026 priorities
- Treating mental health and homelessness as linked problems and coordinating services around root causes, per his voters' pamphlet statement
- Streamlining permitting and supporting housing that keeps community character, per his voters' pamphlet statement
- Funding law enforcement, courts and public defense together, per his voters' pamphlet statement
The owner and operator of Trap Door Brewing and Prairie View Station Food Cart Park who also runs the nonprofit Cruise The Couve, per his campaign site. He is a Clark County native and Hudson's Bay High School graduate with a bachelor of science in environmental and renewable energy engineering who previously worked in energy efficiency, per the same site.
2026 priorities
- A tax-last approach to the county budget, with fee and land use reform to lower housing costs, per his campaign site
- Shifting homelessness spending toward treatment and accountability, per his campaign site
- Protecting agricultural land and streamlining permitting, per his campaign site
Source: candidate campaign site, roster verified 2026-07-31.
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