Hello. My name is
Jordan Elizabeth Fisher.
And I'm running for Seattle
City Council Position 8.
Our community has a lot of concerns
regarding police accountability,
budget restraints,
homeless crisis, addiction, health care,
the eviction moratorium expiring
right before winter,
and, finally, affordable housing.
My experience as a mortgage lender
and advocate for the homeless community
gave me a comprehensive understanding
of how money circulates,
federal and state finance laws,
core practices of the real estate industry
that inhibit affordable housing,
and how nonprofits operate.
First and foremost, we need to centralize
our resources to aid,
audit ineffective nonprofits,
and get them organized working together.
With affordable housing, we can
incentivize a more co-op style
ownership of living in which a pool
of renters have a fractional ownership
of, let's say, a condo building.
These owners would be able to set
fair rental prices
versus an investor,
by an equitable voting system,
and could assign their own requirements
to occupy the space,
such as removing the need for a credit check.
Additionally, renters would now have
an affordable way to build
equity and wealth.
My platform is centered around the concept
of putting the government on the blockchain.
This is one of the most innovative
technologies ever created.
We can program our money
with accounting features
that would audit
the effectiveness of our taxes,
the city budget, political contributions,
and even nonprofits.
Blockchain allows for the streamlining
of government resources like unemployment,
rental assistance, grants and aid,
resulting in funds
being more readily accessible.
I want to give the people a voice
on how their dollars are being spent.
Cryptocurrency is fun,
but blockchain is where the revolution is.
I'm asking for your vote,
and I think that I can be a very effective,
powerful, and innovative voice
of leadership for our community.
Visit my website for more details.