Dear Neighbor,
I am proud to have served our community as a member of the Madison Common Council for eight years.
In 2015, I had the honor of making history as one of the first African American women elected to the council in the city’s 156-year history.
Later, I became the first African American woman elected as Common Council President—a role I embraced with dedication and distinction.
Throughout my time as an Alderperson, I prioritized collaboration, engagement, and bridge-building. By finding common ground, even with those who held differing views, we were able to achieve solutions that truly benefited Madison and our district.
While my neighborhood has since been redistricted into District 10, my commitment to public service remains steadfast.
I will continue to work with Madison residents to address concerns, find solutions, and improve the city we call home.
I am committed to supporting and serving the residents of District 10.
When you elect me as your alder, I will continue to advocate for the priorities that matter most to our community:
Primary Election: February 18th
Spring Election: April 1st
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