Portland, OR, July 26, 2026 —

Herman Greene, a pastor and community activist, has announced his intention to run for the Multnomah County Commission District 2 seat. This development follows the recent announcement that Shannon Singleton, the current holder of the District 2 seat, will be departing to run for the position of county chair.

Greene’s entry into the race introduces a new candidate to the local political landscape as the election cycle for Multnomah County positions progresses. The District 2 seat represents a specific area within Multnomah County, and the election will determine who will serve the constituents of that district.

The political maneuvering comes as Shannon Singleton shifts her focus to the county chair race, creating an open seat for District 2. Further details regarding the timeline for the election, including filing deadlines and the election date itself, were not immediately available.

Greene’s background as a pastor and community activist suggests a focus on local engagement and community-oriented initiatives. The specifics of his platform and policy proposals are expected to be released as the campaign progresses. Information regarding other potential candidates for the District 2 seat has not yet been widely announced.

The Multnomah County Commission is responsible for overseeing county operations, including public safety, health services, and transportation. The election for District 2 will be a significant event for the residents of that area, determining their representation on the commission.


Story summarized from the original created by Becca Yanez on www.koin.com, see more information here.

About The Author