Join the movement. Pitch in for Mitch and help the campaign meet its goal this week! secure.actblue.com/donate/m4pdx

filling out an endorsement application form and learning there's not enough room to answer the question in the form field called "What did you accomplish in your first term" 😎

I'm honored to receive Rep. @djgrayber.bsky.social's support for my reelection campaign. From labor rights to housing affordability and climate resilience, Rep. Grayber is stalwart in the fight to protect working-class SW Portlanders’ interests in Salem. (1/2)

Help a girl reach Tier 2? secure.actblue.com/donate/angel...

Changing the name of my staff meeting to Project Oversight “Top city officials have held a weekly “Project Mt. Hood” meeting since at least early November focused on a taxpayer funded renovation of the Moda Center, currently estimated at $600 million, according to a review of public calendars.”

Not doing just a bit here: my office will be moving forward with some oversight on this. Here’s why: fundamentally, we changed our form of government to move away from backroom dealing on matters of public interest. Using code names for recurring meetings like this runs counter to transparency.

Big thanks to @pdxforall.bsky.social for hosting this great event! Preschool for All is a program I really care about and I was honored to speak with Candice Williams, Executive Director of @forallfamiliesor.bsky.social. (1/3)

✨Time to introduce a true Preschool for All champion - @mitchgreen.bsky.social! In his time in office, Mitch has thoroughly debunked the myth that free preschool forces rich people to leave. As an economist he knows that young families are worth investing in! 🌱💰💛 📢 LET'S GET MITCH REELECTED!✨

“Public Officials Ignored Red Flags at a Planned Shoe Manufacturing Campus, Until It Went Belly-Up.” Mitch pushes for more city budget oversight in @sophiegreenleaf.bskysocial's latest for @wweek.bskysocial www.wweek.com/news/2026/03...

Substance Over Vibes @nafisafai.bsky.social and @mitchgreen.bsky.social - Check out this weeks episode!

When I sing karaoke people come up to me and tell me I have the voice of an angel. I don’t know if I believe that. But I do believe in Portland and can’t wait tell you why I’m running for city council in D4. Come through and sing a song with me🎤 RSVP👇 bit.ly/mitch4pdx_la...

Oh no @mitchgreen.bsky.social has my phone number and he's texting me asking for more money (meager donation sent). Going to have to work out the details on the quid pro quo. I'm thinking a cushy diplomatic post. mitch4portland.com

Very proud of my friend @mitchgreen.bsky.social for speaking up for a Ceasefire in Gaza at yesterday’s Vets for Peace rally in Portland. We need voices like his on City Council! youtu.be/gNSGsKvr4Eo?...

I'm running for council because I'm tired of the cynics who spend their time tearing Portland down, while kicking real solutions to our problems down the road. My goal is to get 100 new small donors to my campaign by the end of the week. Can you help? www.cesystems.tech/campaign/fri...

Portland is at a crossroads. The policy decisions we make now will define this city for a generation. We have an opportunity to keep building for the abundance agenda, instead of slipping into retrenchment. Will you fight with me? mitch4portland.com

“Like a lot of Portlanders I’m worried that the big, bold things we do in this town are at risk of being cut down early out of impatience and fear, precisely when we should be holding fast and nurturing them.” Go @mitchgreen.bsky.social ! www.portlandmercury.com/city-council...

I’m in the Mercury’s District 4 Candidates page! This part right here gets to the core of what I’m about in this race. www.portlandmercury.com/city-council...

And there it is! Fees, waived. Took less than a week from the first wweek report. Note to council candidates: this a good subject area for oversight hearings in the new govt. Are *fees* doing anything to balance tree canopy and safety?

In the next few weeks, I'll be expanding my website with the issues that I'm running on, but for now I wanted to say that I'm in this because I believe the public sector can take a decisive lead in ensuring that we live with abundance around us. Not scarcity. No more zero-sum politics.