AI Ballot CheckWashington · General election, November 3, 2026
Clark County Councilor District No. 1
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Glen Yung
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Local government works best when decisions are thoughtful, informed, and focused on long-term community wellbeing.
In my first term, I’ve focused on issues affecting people’s daily lives–affordability, homelessness, public safety, the environment and growth–by asking hard questions, digging into the details, and weighing long-term impacts.
I helped build collaboration between the city and county and secured funding for a 120-bed shelter (under construction) with integrated addiction and mental health treatment to help people move off the streets, stabilize, and rebuild their lives. I also championed new protections to preserve naturally affordable housing and keep mobile home park residents in their homes by preventing park redevelopment, supported additional investments in public safety, clean water infrastructure and Vancouver Lake restoration efforts, and helped move a stalled affordable senior housing project forward so seniors can age in place with dignity.
These efforts are laying the groundwork for greater stability and opportunity, both now and for future generations. You may not agree with every decision, but you can expect that I’ll approach each one seriously, thoughtfully, and with genuine commitment to long-term community wellbeing. I’d be honored to earn your vote to continue this important work.
Bryan Shull
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I love Clark County, and I’m deeply concerned about the rising costs facing working families, seniors, and people living paycheck to paycheck. Too many good people are being pushed out of their homes and neighborhoods because the government keeps making life more expensive. Clark County deserves leadership that prioritizes real affordability–not just political slogans.
I was born and raised in Clark County and graduated from Hudson’s Bay High School. I’ve built successful local businesses, creating jobs, supporting nonprofits, and I remain heavily invested in our community. My experience solving complex problems and producing real-world results is exactly the kind of practical leadership our County needs right now.
I support a “tax-last” approach focusing on responsible budgeting before asking taxpayers to pay more. We need strong public safety, practical transportation solutions, balanced growth policies, and compassionate but accountable approaches to homelessness and addiction. I also support policies that encourage small business growth, protect local jobs, and promote affordable, reliable renewable energy solutions.
Clark County can remain a thriving, beautiful place to live, work, and raise a family, but we must lead differently. I’d be honored to earn your trust, your support, and your vote. Learn more at www.electbyranshull.com