Fix Aurora: End Prostitution, Gangs, and Shootings

Restore Order and Safety to Our Neighborhoods

Government’s only legitimate role is protecting people from aggression. When it fails at that basic duty and instead regulates peaceful behavior, neighborhoods decay.

Fellow Washingtonians,

Aurora Avenue has become a symbol of failed progressive policies. Open prostitution, drug dealing, gang activity, and frequent shootings have turned a major corridor into a danger zone for families and businesses.

Soft-on-crime approaches, decriminalization experiments, and refusal to clear encampments have made things worse. We need accountability and real enforcement, not more excuses.

My Plan for Aurora and Public Safety

Support Law Enforcement

Back the police with the resources and authority they need to enforce laws on prostitution, drugs, and violent crime.

Clear Encampments and Restore Order

Remove dangerous street camps that enable crime and restore public spaces for everyone.

Target Gang and Prostitution Networks

Use focused enforcement and prosecution to dismantle the organized activity driving violence on Aurora.

Practical Support for Recovery

Pair enforcement with real pathways out of addiction and crime — not endless harm reduction that keeps the cycle going.

Public safety is not optional. Neighborhoods deserve to be safe again.

Practical enforcement beats ideology every time.

Together, we can make Washington golden.

— Jillian England
Candidate for Washington State Senate, Legislative District 36