Do you believe that everyone who lives in our city has a right to feel safe and that their leaders are listening to them? It’s election time in Madison, and your vote is crucial!
City leadership will be deciding the direction that Madison will take on important issues like public safety, housing, zoning, transit and more. Plus, alders and the Mayor will be confronting a serious structural deficit, and cuts to city services you enjoy will no-doubt be on the table over the next couple of years.
We’ve compiled information for you on all of the candidates in the contested Common Council races plus the Mayoral race.
Because we are safety group, we focused on the candidates’ public safety platforms and records. But we’ve also included plenty of links with much more candidate information so you can learn about where they stand on all the important issues that affect your daily life in Madison.
Note: Until election day, we will continue to update the candidate pages with any links and additional information that becomes available.
Mayor’s Race:
City of Madison Mayor: Satya Rhodes-Conway vs Gloria Reyes
City Alder Races:
District 1: John Duncan running unopposed
District 2: Colin Barushok vs Juliana Bennett
District 3: Matt Van Eperen vs Derek Field
District 4: Mike Verveer vs Maxwell Laubenstein
District 5: Regina Vidaver running unopposed
District 6: Davy Mayer vs Marsha Rummel
District 7: Nasra Wehelie running unopposed
District 8: Charlie Fahey vs MGR Govindarajan
District 9: Nino Amato vs Nikki Conklin
District 10: Sheri Carter vs Yannette Figueroa Cole
District 11: Bill Tishler running unopposed
District 12: Amani Latimer Burris vs Julia Matthews
District 13: Tag Evers running unopposed
District 14: Isadore Knox, Jr. vs Noah Lieberman
District 15: Brad Hinkfuss vs Dina Nina Martinez-Rutherford
District 16: Kim Richman vs Jael Currie
District 17: Sabrina Madison running unopposed
District 18: Charles Myadze vs. Michelle Ellinger Linley
District 19: Kristen Slack vs John Guequierre
District 20: Barbara Harrington-McKinney vs Matt Phair
If you don’t know what district you live in, you can find out by visiting this city website and typing in your address.
To see what your ballot will look like and where and how you can vote, visit the My Vote Wisconsin website.