Nabil Zaghloul is running for Multnomah County commissioner, District 2, in the November 3, 2026, general election. The nonpartisan ranked-choice contest is for a four-year term. Seven candidates are certified: Bruce Broussard, Herman Greene, Bri Williams, Serena Cruz, Nathan Ong Norris, Nabil Zaghloul and Tony Robertson.
Background and priorities
Zaghloul identifies himself as director of social and economic services at Bienestar de la Familia, Multnomah County. He describes more than 32 years of work in community justice, health and human services. His statement lists social science and law education at the International University of Casablanca.
He proposes a Homelessness Reduction Act centered on prevention and public reporting of housing retention. He also proposes addiction treatment that combines housing, care and employment over 12 to 24 months.
Zaghloul calls for a public county report card showing spending and program results. He says government should be evaluated by improvements in residents’ lives and effective use of taxpayer money.
His statement describes managing housing, primary care, behavioral health, youth and economic opportunity programs. Quantified claims about past program outcomes are omitted here because they have not been independently verified.
The background and positions above come from the candidate’s own statement in the official November 2026 voters’ pamphlet (page M-36). Election officials publish candidate statements as submitted and do not verify their claims.
Responses are based on public data and answers to a Rose City Beat questionnaire if they were provided.
