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Rockhaven · 2026

This city
can't
wait.

Maya Okafor has spent eleven years building coalitions that got housing built, buses running, and budgets opened to the neighborhoods that needed them. Now she's running for mayor — and she's not waiting for permission.

8,000

Homes in eight years

Years organizing

Neighborhood chapters

Fictional candidate · Design demonstration

HousingTransitSafetySmall businessClimate

The platform

Four commitments

Housing we can afford

Build 8,000 homes over eight years, half of them below market. Fast-track permits for projects that include family-sized units.

A city that moves

Bus lanes on the five busiest corridors, a fully funded sidewalk repair cycle, and a real vision for the Eastside transit line.

Safe streets, real response

Expand the community response team to 24/7, publish use-of-force data quarterly, and fund violence prevention at scale.

An economy that includes

A $15 million small-business stabilization fund, childcare support for working parents, and city contracts opened to local firms.

“They said the housing plan was impossible. We passed it in fourteen months.”

Maya led the Rockhaven Housing Coalition through the toughest zoning fight in a decade, then ran the implementation office that produced the city's first published affordability scorecard.

On the calendar

OCT 11
Rockhaven rally at Union Square
5:30 PM · Union Square
OCT 19
Town hall: the housing plan
7:00 PM · Eastside Community Center
OCT 27
Get-out-the-vote block party
12:00 PM · Delaney Park

Latest

OCT 3
Okafor releases eight-year housing target
The plan ties permits to affordability levels and publishes progress by neighborhood each quarter.
SEP 26
Community response program expanded in pilot
Six-month results show 38 percent fewer low-priority calls routed to armed officers.
SEP 14
Labor and tenant groups announce joint volunteer drive
Weekend canvasses launch in six neighborhoods across the city.

Rockhaven, this is our moment

Volunteer. Donate. Vote.

Mobile design

The same website, reflowed for a phone — not a shrunken desktop layout.

Rockhaven · 2026

This city
can't
wait.

8,000

Homes in eight years

Years organizing

Neighborhood chapters

Fictional candidate · Design demonstration

HousingTransitSafetySmall businessClimate

The platform

Four commitments

Housing we can afford

Build 8,000 homes over eight years, half of them below market. Fast-track permits for projects that include family-sized units.

A city that moves

Bus lanes on the five busiest corridors, a fully funded sidewalk repair cycle, and a real vision for the Eastside transit line.

Safe streets, real response

Expand the community response team to 24/7, publish use-of-force data quarterly, and fund violence prevention at scale.

An economy that includes

A $15 million small-business stabilization fund, childcare support for working parents, and city contracts opened to local firms.

“They said the housing plan was impossible. We passed it in fourteen months.”

Maya led the Rockhaven Housing Coalition through the toughest zoning fight in a decade, then ran the implementation office that produced the city's first published affordability scorecard.

On the calendar

OCT 11
Rockhaven rally at Union Square
5:30 PM · Union Square
OCT 19
Town hall: the housing plan
7:00 PM · Eastside Community Center
OCT 27
Get-out-the-vote block party
12:00 PM · Delaney Park

Latest

OCT 3
Okafor releases eight-year housing target
The plan ties permits to affordability levels and publishes progress by neighborhood each quarter.
SEP 26
Community response program expanded in pilot
Six-month results show 38 percent fewer low-priority calls routed to armed officers.
SEP 14
Labor and tenant groups announce joint volunteer drive
Weekend canvasses launch in six neighborhoods across the city.

Rockhaven, this is our moment

Volunteer. Donate. Vote.

Design direction

A high-energy citywide campaign site: electric blue, oversized uppercase display type, a full-bleed portrait, and a volunteer-first conversion path.

Poster hero

64px uppercase display type stacked against a full-bleed portrait on an electric blue block.

Issue ticker

A solid blue band listing the campaign's five themes in tracked uppercase.

Platform ledger

Numbered commitments at 38px with a hard rule above each entry.

Conversion band

Volunteer. Donate. Vote. Set in the same display face as the hero.

Features in this build

Oversized display typeFull-bleed heroIssue tickerVolunteer conversion

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