Jordan Blake

Bad for working families

Jordan Blake has opposed core wage protections and has not committed to stronger enforcement or fair scheduling reforms.

Nonpartisan candidate Election 2026-11-03 Updated 2026-06-07

Labor score

31%

Composite placeholder score from votes, questionnaire, and public record

Worker pledges

2 / 9

Declined most priority policy commitments

Response status

Pending

Campaign has not yet returned the questionnaire

Campaign Statement

Candidate Response

Updated 2026-06-07

pending

The campaign has not yet provided a response. This section will update automatically when the Google Sheet row includes a response.

Expenditure Data

Showing 3 of 3 entries from public records and analysis.

Candidate expenditure data with category, payee, purpose, amount, and source information.
Category	Expenditure	Amount	Source
Votes	Wage enforcement budget Opposed the dedicated labor standards enforcement line item.	No	Council record 2026-05-21
Questionnaire	Fair scheduling pledge Campaign has not returned the questionnaire.	No response	Campaign outreach log 2026-06-07
Public statements	Minimum wage policy Said wage increases should not be handled by city government.	Opposes local action	Candidate forum 2026-05-30

City Council / District 4

Good for working families

Alex Rivera has consistently supported wage enforcement, predictable scheduling, and stronger local labor standards.

Labor score

92%

Worker pledges

8 / 9

Response status

Received