Miranda Schubert
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Miranda Schubert's platform centers on housing affordability, community safety, and a community-centered approach to local governance in Tucson's Ward 6. Backed by the Democratic Socialists of America, her progressive campaign focused on addressing key urban issues such as housing and transit.
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Campaign promises (2)
- housingMiranda Schubert campaigned on prioritizing housing and community safety in her Ward 6 bid.
- transparencySchubert aims to bring a community-centered approach to her role on the Tucson City Council.Related votes
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- Meetings spoken in
- 18
- Total speaking time
- 4:26:43
- Avg per meeting
- 14:49
- Segments
- 2644
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Top issues during term (10)(Business Jobs)
The Clara Hotel Sales Tax Incentive
Up to $500,000 in city incentives against a projected $1.3 million net city revenue over five years.
Economic opportunity and advanced manufacturing strategy
The new Water Bank of Tucson earmarks a water supply specifically for economic development, separate from community supply.
Small Business Work Zone Relief Grants
$345,000 allocated from remaining federal ARPA funds.
Tucson Inn sales tax incentive
The forgone sales tax revenue amount will be detailed in the upcoming development agreement.
Depot Plaza Hotel economic incentive
An eight-year property tax (GPLAT) incentive would forgo city tax revenue in exchange for the hotel development.
Establishment of the Office of Community and Economic Impact
Budget-neutral, as it utilizes existing budgeted personnel and vacant positions for FY 2027.
Park Tucson Parking Rate and Fee Adjustments
Would have generated an estimated $1.7 million in revenue while increasing parking costs for residents, visitors, and downtown employees.
City Employee Labor Relations
The proposals are projected to avoid approximately $6.4 million in anticipated cost increases.
Downtown Street Closure Pilot
Direct costs are estimated at $5,000 for barricades, covered by the Department of Transportation and Mobility operating budget.
Benson Hospitality Hotel Development Sales Tax Analysis
Projected municipal sales tax generation and economic stimulus in Ward 5.
Decisions during term (0)
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