Morales has made safety, affordability and “neighborhood vibrancy” centerpieces of her bid. She wants her district to be safe from traffic violence, safe from gun violence and filled with affordable housing and good job opportunities for its communities.
“We have a lot of work to do to create the kind of safe, affordable, vibrant neighborhoods that everybody in the city deserves and really make sure that everybody has a chance to thrive and prosper,” Morales said in an interview with Crosscut. “Neighborhood economy will be the focus of the work that I want to do in a second term, if the people of the district honor me with another four
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