Armstrong Votes 2026 · Guide
Growth and housing
What candidates said about growth, housing and Armstrong’s physical limits.
The housing discussion also exposed meaningful differences.
Sinclair emphasized nonprofit and co-op models.
Zopf wants to look at laneway development.
Britton pointed toward diverse housing types and government partnerships.
Drapala talked about incentives, infrastructure capacity and consultation with developers.
Baylis supported mixed-use and denser forms.
Todd argued the City can enable development but cannot simply finance affordable housing from the local tax base.
The phrase “affordable housing” means very little unless a candidate explains affordable to whom, built where, and paid for how.