Sean was working as a dishwasher before being elected to City Council, but quickly became one of the hardest working city councillors, moving over 30 motions in one year, and leading the resistance against Ken Sim's brutal austerity budget.

Since being elected, Sean has moved to open libraries 7 days a week, protect our public services, cut Ken Sim's office budget, give tenants the right to buy their rental buildings to convert into co-ops, protect climate programs and arts & culture programs, increase the empty homes tax, create a free transit pilot, protect low-income modular housing, and fight ultra-bright headlights.

He was the only city councillor to vote against removing affordable rental protections in new builds, the only city councillor to vote against the million dollar Vancouver sign for tourists, the only city councillor to vote against a floating hotel.