While we struggle, our current city council, most facing corruption charges, help billionaires get richer.

We have a chance to elect new city officials who believe Black Lives Matter is more than a slogan. The below candidates have publicly committed to invest in safer streets, repair roads, and promote OUR small businesses.

It’s time to elect people who will look out for us. Join us today!

Check out this 15 second video

Pledge to vote and volunteer on, or before November 2, 2021, to support candidates like Nicole Small who have committed to deliver for our communities instead of more profits for downtown special interests. TOGETHER WE CAN END THE CORRUPTION IN CITY GOVERNMENT to win:  

• Paying back the over 63,000 homeowners who were overcharged more than $600 million in property taxes;
• Investment in our communities, not developments that only enrich the wealthy elite;
• Investment in safer streets, repair roads, utility infrastructure and solutions to flooding; and
• Re-invest and promote OUR small businesses

Join us to volunteer and help win a new City Council Majority who will deliver for our neighborhoods.

For more information on each candidate and how to vote:

Interview with Nicole Small for Detroit City Council at Large found HERE

Background on Coleman Young II for Detroit City Council at Large found HERE

Latisha Johnson for Detroit City Council District 4 found HERE

Gabriella Santiago Romero for Detroit City Council District 6 found HERE

Denzell McCampbell for Detroit City Clerk found HERE

Link HERE for Questions and Registering Absentee before October 19th (2 weeks before election day November 2)

Find Your Locations to Drop off your Ballot HERE and your Polling Place HERE.

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