LaGrange City Councilmember - District 2CLocal race · 8 candidates
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Debra Wooten Ashley
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Israel Barsh
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Reduce gun violence and gang activity with community policing and neighborhood watch programs.
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Attract new industries — technology, logistics, clean energy — while supporting local small businesses.
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Mikquez Berry
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Shavaskey Brown
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Nathan Gaskin
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Tabitha Lewis
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8 years in state government · 14 years with youth & families · LaGrange High School & LaGrange College Graduate
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Raised and educated in LaGrange, this community has shaped every part of who I am. As a graduate of LaGrange High School and LaGrange College, and now a master's-level public policy professional pursuing my Ph.D., I understand how government works and how it impacts everyday people. …
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Rollo Milton
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Kalitha Reynolds
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Safe & Strong Neighborhoods Ensuring residents are heard, decisions are transparent, community impacts are considered, and government follows through.
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Affordable Living & Economic Opportunity Connecting housing affordability, wages, workforce opportunities, and economic development so residents can afford to live, work, and thrive in LaGrange.
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Responsible Growth Making sure LaGrange’s growth is supported by infrastructure, thoughtful planning, and investments that enhance residents’ quality of life
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Accountable & Responsive Government Ensuring residents are heard, decisions are transparent, community impacts are considered, and government follows through.
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