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Yousef K. Allouzi

City Council candidate · City of Tigard · November 3, 2026

Yousef K. Allouzi

Data analyst with budget-committee and court-system experience.

Campaign website (opens in a new tab)
Photo: Candidate-submitted photo · 2026 Washington County voters’ pamphlet ↗

Reach the campaign

As published in their pamphlet statement and campaign site.

In their words

Said: As the federal administration attacks local communities, Tigard needs bold leaders who will protect neighbors and ensure residents have the resources they need to thrive.

Pamphlet p. 38

Candidate statement · November 2026 edition; extracted September 21, 2026

Washington County voters’ pamphlet · PDF page 38 ↗

Verbatim opening of the candidate's own statement; publication by the county does not verify the claims. Skips the heading “Building a Tigard That Delivers for Everyone”.

The verbatim opening of their voters’ pamphlet statement, the same rule for every candidate. We chose nothing.

What they say they would do

Our summary of their platform, in our words

Emphasizes affordable multigenerational housing and public spaces designed around residents.

  • Improve crossings and safe routes to schools and services.
  • Support housing that allows residents to remain in Tigard.
  • Use evidence and public accountability in city decisions.

Our reading

Our interpretation, not their words
  • People-centered policy
  • Safe routes

He wants multigenerational affordable housing and safer routes; the site names rent controls and paths to ownership as directions, without tools, targets or funding.

Washington County voters’ pamphlet · PDF page 38 ↗Allouzi · priorities ↗

Where they stand

Rent and homes

Multigenerational housing
What
Said: Wants policies creating multigenerational affordable housing at every income level, including better paths to homeownership and rent controls.
How
Not in their sources
Measured by
Not in their sources

Camps, crime and who responds

Due process for residents
What
Said: Objects to automated license-plate readers and ICE actions that he says hunt residents and disregard due process.
How
Not in their sources
Measured by
Not in their sources

Your bills and taxes

Protect library funding
What
Said: Opposes disproportionate budget cuts to the library and city events and wants evidence-based, accountable city decisions.
How
Not in their sources
Measured by
Not in their sources

Streets, buses and air

Paths avoiding major roads
What
Said: Wants dedicated trails and paths to schools, libraries and parks that avoid major roads, and sidewalks for safe walking, as safer and more sustainable street design.
How
Not in their sources
Measured by
Not in their sources

The choices this office faces

Every candidate in this race is asked the same 6 questions. Yousef K. Allouzi is on record on 2, with 4 still open. A question without an answer is a research gap, not a position.

No answer we could find

  • After voters rejected the $150 million bond, build a public-works building first with rate-backed bonds and a smaller police bond later, or sell the Wall Street site?

    Nothing on this exact choice in the sources we reviewed.

  • Cover a $1 million-a-year parks shortfall by raising the parks fee, shifting general-fund money, or asking voters for a parks levy?

    Nothing on this exact choice in the sources we reviewed.

  • Tier development charges by home size, discounting smaller and middle homes, for River Terrace 2.0 and citywide, with a decision October 13?

    Nothing on this exact choice in the sources we reviewed.

  • Expand the no-camping buffer around shelters and service sites from 500 to 1,000 feet and restrict vehicle camping?

    Nothing on this exact choice in the sources we reviewed.

On record

  • Close a general-fund shortfall of more than $6 million by cutting library staff and city events and drawing reserves, or raise new revenue?

    Said: Says the library and city events keep taking disproportionate budget cuts and that as a budget committee member he “voted no on these cuts to the library”; new revenue is unsaid.

  • Approve activating Axon’s Fusus live-camera network for police and expand red-light photo enforcement?

    Said: Says automated license-plate readers and ICE hunt residents and disregard due process; the Fusus camera network and photo enforcement are unsaid.

    On the topic; the exact choice is unsaid.

Compare every candidate

A question the evidence leaves open

What housing policies would you adopt first, and how would you assess their affordability effects?

Sources (2)

  1. Washington County voters’ pamphlet · PDF page 38Candidate statement · November 2026 edition; reviewed September 18, 2026Written by the candidate or campaign. Publication by the county does not verify the claims.
  2. Allouzi · prioritiesCandidate statement · Website reviewed September 21, 2026Campaign position. Claimed results and numerical premises have not automatically been independently verified.