Bri Williams is running for the Multnomah County Commission District 2 seat in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election. The county’s official ballot lists a four-year term for this nonpartisan race.

Williams, a self-described mental health consultant, social worker and public policy leader, said on her campaign website that District 2 shaped her upbringing. "These neighborhoods shaped me, supported me, and helped raise me," Williams said.

The race has seven certified candidates. The other six are Bruce Broussard, Herman Greene, Nabil Zaghloul, Nathan Ong Norris, Serena Cruz and Tony Robertson, according to the official county ballot.

Candidate information

  • Name: Bri Williams
  • Party: Nonpartisan
  • Office sought: Multnomah County Commission, District 2 (four-year term)
  • Raised in: North and Northeast Portland
  • Background: Williams said she grew up in North and Northeast Portland and is raising her family in District 2. Her family has roots in Vanport, according to a Mother PAC endorsement post.
  • Professional experience: Williams describes herself as a mental health consultant, social worker and public policy leader, according to her campaign biography page. She said she has years of experience advancing housing stability and behavioral health equity.

On the issues

The following positions are based on Williams' campaign materials.

Housing stability: Williams said she is committed to solutions that prevent displacement, support renters and homeowners, and connect families to resources so they can stay in their communities. She lists "truly affordable housing" as a top campaign priority.

Behavioral health: Williams said Multnomah County must invest in prevention, culturally responsive care and long-term support systems that help individuals and families thrive.

Poverty prevention: Williams lists "preventing poverty before families reach crisis" as a top campaign priority.

Early childhood education: The Mother PAC endorsed Williams, citing her as a champion for full implementation of Multnomah County's Preschool for All program. The endorsement said Williams has pledged support for protecting and strengthening the program.

Healthcare access: Williams lists "equitable & affordable healthcare" as a top campaign priority.

Endorsements

  • The Mother PAC

Responses are based on public data and answers to a Surround Sound Media questionnaire if they were provided.