Ron is originally from Portland. He has lived in Seattle for 10 years. He has a bachelor's degree and a law degree from Harvard. He lives with his wife and two sons.

Ron is the founder of a startup that improves mental health for call center workers.

Ron Davis's campaign for city council is his first entry into politics.

Proposes "renewing the Move Seattle levy with a focus on sustainable transportation."

Plans to invest in safe and accessible infrastructure with the intent to support the disabled community.

Wants to build accessible sidewalks in neglected neighborhoods.

- Proposes "renewing the Move Seattle levy with a focus on sustainable transportation."
- Plans to invest in safe and accessible infrastructure with the intent to support the disabled community.
- Wants to build accessible sidewalks in neglected neighborhoods.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Opposes bans on missing-middle housing, and supports expansion of missing mid-rise housing.

Wants to streamline the process of permitting and remove red tape surround the process.

Plans to offer square footage and height bonuses.

Intends to build more affordable housing and fund social housing.

Aims to make affordability requirements permanent, including the prohibition of rent gouging.

- Opposes bans on missing-middle housing, and supports expansion of missing mid-rise housing.
- Wants to streamline the process of permitting and remove red tape surround the process.
- Plans to offer square footage and height bonuses.
- Intends to build more affordable housing and fund social housing.
- Aims to make affordability requirements permanent, including the prohibition of rent gouging.

Housing & Urban Development

As of June 27, 2023, Ron Davis’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Environment

Proposes funding for additional mental health counselors to reach a ratio of 1 counselor to every 200 students.

Supports adding a team of translators, social workers, and city services navigators for families to get connected to resources in public schools.

Intends to use direct subsidies to ensure high-quality, subsidized and affordable child care.

Wants to provide more pathways to non-college careers and incorporate that pipeline into trades into the Seattle public school system.

- Proposes funding for additional mental health counselors to reach a ratio of 1 counselor to every 200 students.
- Supports adding a team of translators, social workers, and city services navigators for families to get connected to resources in public schools.
- Intends to use direct subsidies to ensure high-quality, subsidized and affordable child care.
- Wants to provide more pathways to non-college careers and incorporate that pipeline into trades into the Seattle public school system.

Public Services

Supports finding alternatives to traditional policing for efficiency in crisis response.

Wants to "direct accountable police resources to focus on serious crime."

Intends to fully fund social and behavioral health services.

Aims to address mental health needs and provide resources for addiction in order to combat homelessness and crime.

- Supports finding alternatives to traditional policing for efficiency in crisis response.
- Wants to "direct accountable police resources to focus on serious crime."
- Intends to fully fund social and behavioral health services.
- Aims to address mental health needs and provide resources for addiction in order to combat homelessness and crime.

Public Safety

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Ron Davis

As of June 27, 2023, Ron Davis’s website did not contain information on this issue and Ron Davis did not complete our questionnaire.

Ron Davis is the first in his family to earn a Bachelor's degree. He then went to Harvard Law School, where he graduated with honors. Ron grew up in the Portland area, and moved to Seattle ten years ago. He still lives there today with his wife and 2 sons.

Ron Davis is the founder of a startup that provides a myriad of products and services. He created a company that improves mental health for call center workers.

Ron Davis's campaign for city council member is his first entry into politics.

Rob Davis

- City council members work together with the rest of city council to set and implement city policy, including passing legislation about the police, fire department, parks, libraries, electricity, water, solid waste, and drainage utilities. 
- City council members work with the mayor to govern city departments, such as the police department, fire department, transportation department, and parks and recreation department.
- City council members serve four year terms, and elections are nonpartisan. City council members are either elected to represent specific districts or are elected at-large, meaning that they represent the entire city. 