A Leader for People.

Kipperlyn Sinclair for Washington County Commissioner, District 4.

The political pipeline in Washington County continues to promote business as usual, trading away prime farmland for corporate data centers while working families bear the cost. It’s time to stand up for our community, reduce utility costs, and build an economy rooted in everyday people, not corporate profits.

Why I'm Running:

Local government is about people, place, policy, and priorities. Home is our community’s greatest investment. Right now, Washington County faces a $20.5M deficit and working families shouldn't bear the burden.

Residents are fed up with prime agricultural land being handed to corporate data center sprawl. This unchecked growth raises utility costs and drains school funding through tax abatements. We can’t afford complacent politicians who manage decline. From the Planning Commission to the City Council, I’ve stood firm for our values and constitutional rights; even when it meant standing alone.

I will bring that same unwavering fight to the County Commission.

My Priorities for District 4:

Stop the Sprawl. End tax breaks for data centers and stop their spread onto prime farmland. Corporations must pay their fair share to fully fund our schools and community services.
Invest Local. I will push to activate Economic Improvement Districts along our Main Streets, provide tax credits to independent businesses, and advocate for transit-oriented, affordable workforce housing.
Diversify Our Economy. Oregon agriculture generates $7B annually, yet food insecurity persists. By investing in farm-to-market distribution hubs, we will support local farmers, expand access to fresh food, and build a resilient local supply chain capable of withstanding seismic disasters and grid disruptions.

Trusted by Our Community.

This campaign is powered by the people who live, work, and grow here in Washington County. I am incredibly proud to have earned the trust and endorsement of these dedicated public servants, local farmers, and community advocates.

Elected Leaders:

Leaders who know Kipperlyn's track record of putting people first.

Khanh Pham, State Senator
Susan McLain, State Representative
Olivia Alcaire, Hillsboro City Councilor
Cristian Salgado, Hillsboro City Councilor
Nadia Hasan, Beaverton City Councilor
Katie Reding, North Plains City Councilor
Sayed Qasim: Beaverton School District Board, Zone 5
Barbie Minor, Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District (THPRD)

Community & Environmental Advocates:

Organizations and leaders fighting for smart growth and sustainable futures.

Friends of Smart Growth
Dirk Knudsen, Hillsboro Herald
Sam Diaz, Director, 1000 Friends of Oregon
Nellie McAdams, Stop the Sprawl
Myrna Munoz, Candidate for Oregon State Senate District 15
Tammy Carpenter, Candidate for Oregon State Representative HD 27
Evelyn Kocher, Candidate for Beaverton City Council
Blayne Soleymani-Pearson, Candidate for Washington County Commission, District 2
Atziri Cruz, Victor Cruz Family
Nancy Chavez, Chavez Family
Hector Chayo Ramirez: Chavez Family

Local Farms & Food Webs:

The agricultural backbone of Washington County's local economy.

Aaron Nichols, Stoneboat Farm
Lyle Spiesschaert, Spiesschaert Farm
Dr. Lyn Jacobs, Virgina Garcia, La Finquita del Buho CSA
Henney James Sullivan, Working Theory Farm
Charlene Murdock, Foodways at Nana Cardoon
Rodrigo Huerta, Comida KIN & Forage Grove
Jacob Rolloff, Helvetia Gardens

Main Street & Independent Businesses:

Local entrepreneurs fighting to keep economic investment right here at home.

Gordon Brown, Uncommon Grove, Washington County Business of the Year.
Blooms in Season, Owner Frances Dela
Pepper's Mexican Grill, Owners Pablo Regino & Brandy Braun
Erin Palmer, PDX Wine Events
Stache Chocolate, Owner Eric Keppler

Stand With Us: Add your name to the growing coalition of neighbors fighting for a resilient Washington County.

Endorse Kipperlyn