Ron's a local who's been actively working on the right side of every urbanist policy fight in the last 5-10 years. Social housing, zoning, protests, he's on the ground working it. Dreher might be more qual'd if this was a City Attorney position, but you want a policy advocate in the House.
(Explains why everyone local knows Ron not Will, he didn't vote for 1A, and his funding is overwhelmingly from AI folks who live in California.)
I'm glad to have two decent candidates; if you're a single-issue AI-alignment voter I can see Will, but I just have a lot more faith in Ron to follow up.