Connor
for Commissioner
Cleveland Park · Woodley Park
Massachusetts Ave Heights
An experienced community organizer running to make our corner of DC safer for pedestrians, more affordable for families, and more sustainable for all. Most of all, he wants to be an active champion for the neighborhood.
Vote Tuesday
Nov 3, 2026
Polls 7am–8pm
Walks
the walk
A 14-year resident of DC, returned Peace Corps teacher, cross-country cycling fundraiser for affordable housing, and an aid convoy driver in Ukraine — Connor is unrelenting in his pursuit of service and community.
The through-line is doing hard, unglamorous work rather than just talking about it — which describes the job of a commissioner fairly well.
- Polonne Sunflower GardenCo-founded the garden on Wisconsin Avenue.
- Adopt-a-blockLed a community cleanup program across the neighborhood.
- Winter weather supportSet up a group chat last winter connecting neighbors who needed a walk shoveled with neighbors who could shovel it.
Two thousand neighbors. One seat at the table.
An Advisory Neighborhood Commission is the most local layer of government in Washington — an elected body of residents serving two-year terms, each commissioner representing roughly 2,000 neighbors in a single member district of a few blocks.
3C08 covers parts of Cleveland Park and Woodley Park along with Massachusetts Avenue Heights, running from Rodman Street down to Calvert between Wisconsin Avenue and 32nd Street.
What a commissioner
actually does
Weigh in on what gets built
Commissioners submit official recommendations to DC agencies on zoning, development, and traffic changes. By law, the city must give those recommendations great weight.
Zoning · Development · TrafficVote on business licenses
Alcohol, cannabis, and sidewalk cafe permits for local businesses come before the commission for a neighborhood vote.
Alcohol · Cannabis · Sidewalk cafesCut through city hall
Commissioners help residents navigate city services — trash collection, parking, and public safety — when the normal channels stall out.
Trash · Parking · Public safetyJoin us on the
campaign trail
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