Election Day is Every Tuesday 4/6-4/12
With incredible Research from: Michelle Masters, Richard, Bee_thechange, and
It’s that time again, ELECTION DAY!!!
Honestly, I sometimes wonder how many days in a year are election days, it’s probably at least a third, I’d think.
This week we have elections in 14 states! Luckily it’s not as widespread as last week, so this should be at least a bit more complete.
We have elections in: CA, DE, MA, CO, FL, KS, MN, MO, NE, NH, SC, SD and TN and they span from Monday till Saturday, so it’s a busy week.
As always, no matter how complete I am, I’ll never be able to catch every single race without a comprehensive data base, which we don’t have yet, so, in addition to this guide please check Blue Voter Guide as well as your county board of election website. Just cause I don’t have your district listed, that doesn’t mean you don’t have races.
Without further ado, let’s get started.
Monday April 7
California
Los Angeles
Neighborhood council region 5
Central Hollywood
East Hollywood
Greater Wilshire (Streets for All endorsed Tony Gittleson x)
Hollywood Hills West (Streets for All endorsed Graham Rossmore)
Hollywood Studio District
Hollywood United
Mid City West
P.I.C.O.
If you’ve been reading the election guide every week, you know where this is going. Monday is the last day to register to vote in the neighborhood council elections that get a turnout of maybe 1%. The rules are different than other local elections. You can vote as young as 16 and you just have to be a resident or work in the district, and still the turnout is 1%. Just cause you’re registered for other elections does not mean you are for this one, blame LA city for that decision. You register here. You can mail in your ballot, but I wouldn’t. I’d turn it into one of the listed drop boxes.
Delaware
Blades
Mayor
Nancy McAdams (Incumbent, unopposed)
City Council (vote for 2)
Gary Gallamore (Incumbent,infrastructure improvements, including the development of a new water pumping station, well, water storage facility, and processing station.)
Gary Miller (Incumbent, street department, upgrade equipment)
John Reiss (former mayor, expresses concerns about the town's current direction, advocates for managed growth)
I think this town is small enough that if you live there, you know these people, so they don’t have to have a website or social media, and you probably know this election is happening, but, on the off chance you don’t, that’s the info.
Massachusetts
There are elections all over the state, and no database that covers all of them. Check on your county board of elections, or town website to see if you have one!
Tuesday April 8
California
Los Angeles
Neighborhood Council Region 10
EC Central
EC North
EC West
Mid City
Park Mesa Heights
United Neighborhoods
West Adams
If you registered to vote in this election, you should have a ballot that you got in the mail. Make sure to drop it off in one of these drop boxes, or mail it back on or before Tuesday
San Diego
County board of supervisors District 1 (We NEED to hold this seat)
Jungle primary so Dems and Rs run together, but only listing the Dems
Paloma Aguirre (Imperial Beach Mayor)
Caroline Chavez
Elizabeth Efird x
Vivian Moreno (san digeo city council members)
San Jose
Matthew Quevedo (Sam Liccardo endorses, mayoral Deputy Chief of Staff, interim housing, lower taxes for new small businesses)
Gabby Chavez-Lopez (Dem endorsed, Latina Coalition of Silicon Valley Executive Director, permanent housing for homeless)
Anthony Tordillos (Dem endorsed, San Jose Planning Commission Chair)
Irene Smith (pro tem judge)
Lt. Adam Duran (retired Sheriff, )
Philip Dolan (Likely R, knife sharpener salesman, against “giving services away, Homeless are bad people)
Tyrone Wade (retired family counselor)
Colorado
Grand Junction
Ballot initiatives (republican publication endorsements)
Question 2A (the right-leaning publication recommends “YES” to approve moving "municipal elections to November, with Mesa County in charge of running them. The fact is, doing elections in November brings out more voters, and that is something the progressives on City Council didn’t want when it was up for debate this past year.")
Question 2B (Increase City council salary, meaning people of all income levels can run)
City council
District A
Alexis Hitzeroth (veteran, works in conservancy, US Geological Survey, studies water, affordable housing, endorsed by Conservation Co)
Cody Kennedy (Likely R, Incumbent, Retired police officer. a local nonprofit supporting Afghan refugees. served on the Latino Coalition for Community Leadership)
District D - Republican uncontested
District E
Dr. Randall Reitz (Grand Junction’s Mayor Pro Tem, affordable housing, public safety, economic development, and increasing access to mental health services.)
Robert Ballard (Likely R, Anti-abortion, and extremist views on his socials)
At Large
Ben Van Dyke (R, former head of Mesa Republican Party)
Kenneth Scissors (a doctor who wants to work for housing affordability)
Laura Houston(Note: Laura Houston has ceased campaigning, but her name will still appear on the ballot.)
Delaware
Newark
Mayor three-year term):
Travis McDermott x(Incumbent, afforable housing, “For the mayoral race,the deputy mayor (since July 2021) has recently shut down public debate concerning a local park because the received 150 emails and it was too controversial.In this second term of the Trump administration, the lack of transparency is a concern.” - told to me by a resident)
Michael O’Neal (LIKELY D professor of climate science and environmental studies, afforable housing, has run before but lost because of his ties to the university -told to me by a resident)
City Council
District 1 (two-year term):
John Suchanec (focused on affordable housing and social welfare, served on Newark housing authority board, City Council alumnus)
Demitri Theodoropoulos x (owner of Wonderland records, ran for US Senate under Green Party)
Walton Babich x (English instructor at the U. of DE, environmental preservation, biking)
Rebecca Stewart (has she/her on linked in, increasing housing, walkability, sustainable community, solar)
District 2 - Corinth Ford is the incumbent and is running unopposed
District 4 - Dwendolyn Creecy x is the incumbent and is unopposed
Florida
Alachua
Board Seat 1 (Mayor)
Gib Coerper (Incumbent, volunteer, advocate for municipal landscape)
Walter Welch (unity, mutual respect)
Seat 2
Jacob Fletcher x (works on water conservation, has an inclusive message. development must benefit all residents, not just developers.)
Ed Potts (former president of Lions Club, Chamber of Commerce.)
Coral Gables
City Commissioner Board
Vince Lago (Incumbent, called a “bully”)
Kirk Menendez
Michael A. Abbott (sued the city over his arrest in 2020. No political background )
Rhonda Anderson (Incumbent, endorsed by Miami Herald)
Laureano Cancio (Catholic, lawyer, worked for NY dept of labor)
Felix Pardo (endorsed by Teamsters union, police, firefighters – “ I will be running against Vice Mayor Rhonda Anderson, who is responsible for many of the incompatible developments, misdirected priorities, negative impact on existing neighborhoods, and a lack of action in addressing residents’ concerns.” )
Board Group 3 (no incumbent)
Richard Lara (Likely R, son of Cuban exiles, promotes “family values,” wants to cut taxes)
Claudia Miro (says she is the only “independent,” protect environment, EV vehicles)
Tom Wells (Citadel, was for adding a wheelchair ramp that Richard Lara opposed)
Green Cove Springs
City Council Seat 5 (no incumbent)
Dave Daigle (fiscally conservative, conservation of water/electricity)
Darren Stutts (Christian values, body shop owner)
Defuniak Springs
City Council Seat 5
Anthony J. Vallee (Incumbent, sustainable building, architect, green buildings)
Danny Cosson
Graceville City
City Commissioner Board Group
Charles Helms (retired air force, worked at embassies overseas, retired from Frito-Lay)
John McClendon (Incumbent, family values, honesty, umpire)
Grand Ridge
City Council Seat 2
Michael C. Mestas
Tullis Tye - handyman (his wife)
Keystone Heights
City Council Seat 2
Christine Thompson (Incumbent - small-town character, preventing tax increases, enhancing public safety
Dave Welch (maybe dem?)
Miami Shores Village
Patrick Barry Devaney (LIKELY D social impact, sustainability and innovation, climate resilience)
Neil Cantor (Incumbent, protested gas station construction in his neighborhood)
Jerome Charles (Incumbent, pedestrian-friendly streets )
New Port Richey
Council Member Vote for 2
Peter A. Altman (Recommended by Florida Democratic Party)
Lisa S. Cantwell (retired professional, added the American flag to her FB profile on inauguration day)
Brian M. Jonas
Thomas A. O Neill (causes include: Civil Rights, Environment, Human rights etc)
Newberry
Joy Glanzer (Recommended by Florida Democratic Party)
Tim Marden
City Commissioner
Group IV
Donald Long – Likely Democrat
Steve Panaghi - community engagement and transparency in local government.
Group V
Rosa Marie Campbell: Recommended by Florida Democratic Party. Florida Democratic Party
Tony Mazon - Incumbent
Plant City
City Commissioner Board Group 2
Camryn Henry (parks, sustainability, safety)
Jason Jones (Incumbent)
Port Richey
Lisa D. Burke (Incumbent)
Linda A. Rodriguez (Incumbent, nurse)
Chris Maher (conservative, found guilty for stealing an anti-conservative political sign in Virginia)
Sneads City
Town Council
Group 3
Mike Weeks (Incumbent )
Burt McAlpin (fired as police chief for insubordination, sued city and lost)
Brandon L. McIntyre (slogan is “Let’s Go Brandon” , but…ironically? Possibly so far left he’s right…very confusing)
Group 4
Anthony Money (Incumbent)
Tim Arnold (member of Assembly of God, which tends republican in the states)
Kansas
Cherokee County
Galena Unified School District 499 Bond Proposal
a YES vote supports authorizing USD 499 to issue up to $7.5 million for school improvements
a NO vote opposes authoring USD 499 to issue up to $7.5 million for school improvements
Sedgwick County
Haysville Unified School District 261 Bond Proposal
a YES vote supports authorizing USD 261 to issue up to $79.73 million for school improvements
a NO vote opposes authoring USD 261 to issue up to $79.73 million for school improvements
Massachusetts
There are elections all over the state, and no database that covers all of them. Check your county board of elections, or town website to see if you have one!
Minnesota
Aldrich
City Council
Jeffrey Ludovissie
Melissa Ludovissie
Baldwin City
City Question - Sunday Liquor Licenses (special election)
Question: Shall the City of Baldwin authorize the issuance of Sunday intoxicating liquor licenses?
Benson
City Council
Derek P Shimon x (LIKELY R, social policy based on Religious values)
Cherie Stilow
Isanti
Sheryl Davidson (mom and grandmother on single income, Special Ed supporter, education supporter)
Jeff Johnson (Likely R, developing support structure for people in need, raise average household income, low taxes, build more restaurants, support local businessesLuke Merrill (R edorsed, strong borders and defense, punishing criminals, improving "work ethic" of lazy people, free market for late-stage capitalism)
Itasca
Pat Medure
Larry Hopkins
Mable-Canton Public Schools
$8.94 million bond add air conditioning, build a new Career/Tech Ed shop, renovate classrooms, expand lobby, replace roofing, and update locker rooms
Morris Area School District 2769
Miguel Angel Urrutia Calvo (Values inclusion)
Caleb Luthi
Nevis Public Schools
$41.55 million bond to create more classrooms and a career/tech ed space, secured entrance, centralized office, learning commons, new gym, new athletic complex, and new kitchen.
Osakis Public Schools
Voting on a referendum for a $32.6 million bond to construct new gym, auditorium, secure entrances, band room, and to renovate career/tech classrooms and lab, and parking lot improvements.
Pequot Lakes Schools
1. $55 million bond referendum
2. 10-year $600,000 annual capital projects levy
Pine River Backus Public Schools
Voting on a 10-year $9 million capital projects levy to cover heating, cooling, and ventilation updates, roof replacements, and new buses.
Rock Ridge School District 2909
School board
Brandi Lautigar x (union endorsed. "discipline, class sizes, and postsecondary enrollment options")
Pollyann Sorcan (removed from board last year over misconduct claims)
Rose Creek
City Council
Tom Lewison (incumbent, election wasn’t called in Nov, said they “forgot” seems iffy)
Wendy Nelson (Likely D has she/her in her LinkedIn profile)
Stately Township
"Shall Option B, providing for the appointment of the clerk and treasurer by the town board, be adopted for the government of the town?"
St Cloud Public Schools
Question 1: voting on a $50 million bond to update Apollo High School with secure entrance, storm shelter/gym, fire safety upgrades, lunch service line, science labs/classrooms, fine arts, and career/tech expansions
Question 2: voting on a $15 million bond to construct an indoor multipurpose athletic facility
Two Harbors
Barbara Omarzu (D, very loudly anti DT, affordable housing, climate crisis)
Donna Heil (Former RN, wants to make an impact locally since she can’t nationally or internationally, housing, transparency)
Miles Monroe Woodruff (Former council member, affordable housing, public safety,
Laura Osbakken Goutermont (has not filled out a single survey or interview)
Missouri
Hickman Mills C-1 School District
School board (2 seats)
Beth Ann Boerger (running for reelection, NEA The Teacher’s union Endorsed, does not support ICE, supports pay raise, trans students should feel safe in school)
Tramise Carter (NEA The Teacher’s union Endorsed, supports ICE, parents should have a say whether their trans kid is respected)
Vanessa Claborn
Teresa Murphy (MAGA, Supports ICE)
Clifford Ragan III (does not support ICE, teachers deserve a pay raise, equality for all)
Jefferson City
City Council
Ward 3:
Erica Choinka x (running to improve parks, support economic growth, fostering communication between the community and law enforcement, and reduce unnecessary spending.)
Derek Thomas (running to increase respect in the city counsel.)
Ward 4:
Julie Allen
Kathryn Harness
Kansas City
Question 1: Sales Tax for Police and Emergency Services Measure
A "yes" vote supports continuing to levy a 1/4 cent sales tax through 2046 to continue funding public safety services such as police and EMS in Kansas City.
A "no" vote opposes continuing to levy a 1/4 cent sales tax through 2046 to continue funding public safety services such as police and EMS in Kansas City, thereby allowing the sales tax to expire on June 30, 2026.
Question 2: Convert 3.42 Acres of Longfellow Park Land to Housing and Facilities Near Pediatric Hospitals Measure
A "yes" vote supports removing approximately 3.42 acres of Longfellow Park (ocated between E. 25th Street and E. 26th Street, and between Gillham Road and Cherry Street) to convey the property to a not-for-profit corporation to provide and and expand a campus to provide families with access to free housing, lodging and services that are nearby pediatric hospitals within the city.
A "no" vote opposes removing approximately 3.42 acres of Longfellow Park (ocated between E. 25th Street and E. 26th Street, and between Gillham Road and Cherry Street) to convey the property to a not-for-profit corporation to provide and and expand a campus to provide families with access to free housing, lodging and services that are nearby pediatric hospitals within the city.
KC Public Schools: Bond Measure
A "yes" vote supports issuing $474 million in bonds and a property tax of $61 per $100,000 assessed value for school building repairs and maintenance.
A "no" vote opposes issuing $474 million in bonds and a property tax of $61 per $100,000 assessed value for school building repairs and maintenance.
School Board (1 seat)
Tanesha Ford x (Running for reelection - helped raise graduation rates by over 15% in 2 years. Personal linkedin says she is advocate for equity and community empowerment.)
Joseph Nelson x (inclusive environment, former wallstreet exec, helped raise over $100,000 in scholarship funds for graduating students. Wants to increase programs aimed at helping students succeed post-graduation through mentorship programs, career pathways, and afterschool programs.)
Sub-district 1 (1 seat)
Rita Cortes x (running for reelection, former member of the Midwest Innocence Project)
Kelly Thompson x (Personal linkedin says she is a "Champion of Human-Centered Design, Social Equity, and Sustainability)
sub-district 5 (1 seat)
Bruce Beatty (foster parent with state government experience)
Brittany Foley (plans to increase equity and inclusion by focusing on IEP services, funding for paraprofessional programs, and increasing language access.)
Lee’s Summit R-7 School District
Board of Education
Jennifer Foley (Incumbent, MAGA, Part of We The People, purposefully hindering progress for public schooling (trying to fire the best superintendent before undoing it thanks to public outcry and sunshine laws outing her vote)) - direct info from someone in the district
Leon Weatherby (MAGA, part of We the People, saying particularly nasty things about neurodiverse children, claiming that those children are being robbed of their opportunity to pull themselves up by their bootstraps. Not to mention we should be supporting teachers by "sending them children who are well behaved.") - direct info from someone in the district
Michelle Dawson (have been advocating for public schooling on the local, state, and federal level. Not to mention they believe and fight for the worth of all persons.) - direct info from someone in distirct
Nicky Nickens (have been advocating for public schooling on the local, state, and federal level. Not to mention they believe and fight for the worth of all persons.) - direct info from someone in district
This is our "no tax increase" bond that would really help out schools. We're having trouble with some conservatives spreading misinformation, so we're doing our best to combat it! - direct info from someone in district
North Kansas City
School board at large (2 seats) Find your polling location
Roy Copeland III x (Endorsed by Congressman Cleaver (Democrat), wants to improve technology access in schools, fight for public school funding, and ensure that current policies protecting transgender and immigrant students remain in place and strictly followed.)
Carolyn Mason (Teacher, declined to answer questions about her views (see interview link above).
Aryn Peters ("Schools should be a welcoming, inclusive environment, where all students feel like they belong. I’m proud of the district for establishing facilities that support all students. I believe names and pronouns are a personal choice, up to the individual.")
Jessica Rezac (prioritizes a diverse and accepting community and safe schools, believes that transgender students should be able to use their preferred pronouns and the accompanying gender based spaces.)
Jason Russell (professional boxer, did not respond to questions about his views in a timely manner (see interview link above).
Daniel Wartick ("School boards must remain apolitical")
Platte County R-III School District
County education board at large (2 seats)
Shawn Chiddix (incumbent)
Alisha Elliott (running on smaller class sizes)
John Ready (running on reading effinciency)
Raytown C-2 School District
School board x at large (2 seats)
Bobbie Saulsberry (running for reelection, has been on the board for 18 years, would not support ICE entering school, doesn’t support trans students)
Edna Adelusola (liscensed foster parent, No ICE)
Joe Creamer (REPUBLICAN Endorsed, no support for trans students)
David Holman (nothing found on him whatsoever)
Jordan Jamerson (Math teacher and media manager, "a leader that is an attentive listener and promotes innovation and inclusion." Big Brothers Big Sisters, supports trans students)
Sam Madson (REPUBLICAN Endorsed)
Jules Sneddon x (former middle and high school teacher, respect students only if it complies with the laws)
St. Joseph School District
School board at large (2 seats)
Kim Miller (running for reelection)
Jennifer Kerns x x
Brian Kirk (lawsuit against anti gay republican pastor for removing him from library board for being gay)
James Mrkvicka (works a lot with fixed income families, wants to make board meetings more accessible)
Kenneth Reeder (runs the local branch of an organization devoted to issues such eliminating Citizens United and getting corporate money out of politic. Court appointed advocate for abused and neglected kids. but also faces charges of weapons violation and DUI)
Cassandra Veale (psychiatric therapist)
St. Louis
Mayor
Tishaura Jones x (Democrat, incumbent)
Cara Spencer (Democrat, running for reelection as former mayor
Comptroller
Darlene Green x (Democrat), running for reelection, prochoice, pro police accountability and reducing violence.
Donna Baringer x (Democrat), former state representative, increase financial transparency, funding the police, reducing crime, policies that grow businesses.
Community college board
David Addison
Holly Talir x (25 years working in education, goals to increase dual enrollment and wraparound services such as childcare and food pantries to help students in need.)
School Board at large (3 seats)
Antionette Cousins ("Served as Executive Director for 2 alternative schools working with challenged youth and their families in St. Louis city and county providing a 2nd chance programs for all.")
Krystal Barnett x (wants to improve literacy rates by 10%, provide free tutoring to students, prioritize funding for mental health/behavioral health programs, improve teacher pay and set a pay standard to ensure pay equality. Experienced in mental health programs. Running as a team with Zacheriah Davis and Andre Walker.)
Tavon Brooks (wants to improve extracurriculars, provide wraparound services for students, "The Right Man for the Right Job" is the tagline for his campaign website.)
Karen Collins-Adams (Nonpartisan)
Zacheriah Davis Sr. (wants to improve literacy rates by 10%, provide free tutoring to students, prioritize funding for mental health/behavioral health programs, improve teacher pay and set a pay standard to ensure pay equality. Experience in academic inovation and equity. Running as a team with Krystal Barnett and Andre Walker.)
Allisa Foster x (wants to improve access to advanced programing including AP programs and college transition programs, increase access to tutoring, improve pay for early career teachers, audit the budget and increase contract cost transparency, incrase community engagement through town halls/online forums/blogs/and video recordings of meetings.)
David Jackson (Nonpartisan)
Brian Marston (wants to improve transparency, audit the budget, address transportation and enrollment issues.)
Robert Mason II (Nonpartisan)
William Monroe Jr. (Nonpartisan)
Teresa Powers (Nonpartisan)
Andre Walker (wants to improve literacy rates by 10%, provide free tutoring to students, prioritize funding for mental health/behavioral health programs, improve teacher pay and set a pay standard to ensure pay equality. Experience in community engagement. Running as a team with Krystal Barnett and Zacheriah Davis.)
Nebraska
Lincoln (Primary)
A "yes" vote supports renewing the 0.25% sales tax for eight years ending in 2033 to fund infrastructure improvements.
A "no" vote opposes renewing the 0.25% sales tax for eight years, thereby allowing it to expire in September 2025.City Council at large (vote for 3)
Elina Newman (confirmed conservative, raised in Moscow, likely Republican)
Jerry Shoecraft (confirmed Republican)
Bennie Shobe (DEM, Incumbent, former pres of Lincoln NAACP, and former member of commission on human rights)
Tom Beckius (DEM, Incumbent, selected as NewDEAL leader)
Sandra J. Washington (Likely D, Queer, wants to drive down racial inequality)
Maher Aurang Zeb (Likely D, Affordable housing, strong healthcare)
Stan Parker (LIKELY R, Endorsed by a Republican)
Maghie Miller-Jenkins (Likely D, pro palestinain activist)
Rene Carrillo (Democratic socialist, union member)
Airport Authority
Vanessa Emlich (incumbent, endorsed by Likely D Bennie Shobe
Tom Trumble (Republican)
Board of Ed
District 1
John Cartier (LIKELY D, general council For Our Future Action Fund)
John Goodwin
District 3
Andrea RaGene Evans (Thyroid cancer survivor, anti bullying advocate)
Barbara Baier (DEM incumbent, free lunch program, accessible tech)
Seth Duncan (REPUBLICAN, running to dismangle DEI)
District 5: Mara Krivohlavek is unopposed, made sure all students have access to clean hygiene products regardless of income
District 7
Marilyn Johnson-Farr (DEM, discusses what it was like growing up Black and the importance of diversity and inclusion)
Cheryl Meyer-Thompson x (REPUBLICAN, former teacher and culinary instructor)
New Hampshire
Elections in sb2 towns. Here is a list of towns and school districts that were sb2 as of 2020
South Carolina
Bamberg
Mayor
Jeff Deibel x
Corey L. Ramsey x (Likely D)
City Council
Public Works Commissioner Board At-large
John Hiers
James Toe McMillan III
Craig Walker
Marion
Everything is uncontested…
Dillon
City Council
District 1 (Special)
Keisha Hayes x
Danielle M. Smith
District 3
Johnny Eller x (incumbent)
District 5 candidate unopposed
District 6 candidate unopposed
Lake View
Town Council At-large
T. Utley Boyd
Mitsey Church
Eddie B. Ford Jr.
Felicia Nance
Ryan Price
Mayor
Sterling Bull Lee
David Suggs
Latta
Council At-large (Special)
Kevin Drawhorn
Melinda J. Page Robinson
Estill
Town Council At-large
Dwanda S. Bolden
Synetria Kamara Warren McQuire
Audrey Hopkins Williams
Jamez Buzz Williams
Mayor
Corrin F. Bowers III
Kim E. Wiley
Gifford
Town Council At-large
Mayor running unopposed
Furman
Town Council At-large
Amy S. Boni (Nonpartisan)
Jokesha Ki-Ki Ellis (Nonpartisan)
Trenton
Mayor
Phillip C. Musgrave
Shannon Philpott
Town Council At-large
Zebulon L. Ryan
Arnold Keith Sexton
Thurs April 10
Tennessee
Spring Hill Candidate Guide
Mayor
John Canepari (expand medicare)
Matt Fitterer
Jim Hagaman (Incumbent)
Rick J. McCreadie
Alderman
Ward 1
Alex Jimenez (LIKELY R)
Teri Mai (DEM)
Ward 2
Jaimee Davis (LIKELY D diversity, eco friendly)
Greg Groninger
William Pomeroy x (incumbent)
Scott Wernert
Ward 3
Diane Cochran (DEM)
Erinn Hartwell
Ward 4
Kimberly Hughes (LIKELY R)
Trent Linville (Incumbent)
Sat April 12
Delaware
New Castle
Council President
William Barthel (was county admin, and left in 2023)
Suzanne Souder x (incumbent)
Member of Council
Cynthia Batty (Dem, Booker supporter, LGBTQ supporter)
Michael M Platt (also resigned in 2023)
Joseph Day III (incumbent)
Andrew Zeltt (incumbent, volunteers a lot)
William Robinette (sanitation driver)
April 1 was so successful for us Dems, can we do it again next week?
Your vote is your voice and that voice is your superpower, but ONLY when you use it!
This is such great info! Trying to spread the word. I hope it is ok to distribute all this info by state on my own SM accounts.
I'm spreading the word!