District 2 Councilor· 2021-05-17 to 2029-05 (month-level end: May 2029 per four-year term from the May 19, 2025 inauguration)
Raevan Howard
Tuscaloosa
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Top issues during term (14)(Governance)
city council election
No direct cost to residents is expected from another candidate entering the race; campaign spending is separate from city funds.
special election
Election costs come from the city budget; exact figures were not provided.
Celebration of Life for Kip Tyner
The city might have to spend money on a special election or interim appointment to fill his seat, but the bigger cost is the loss of his experience.
city council special election
There’s no specific dollar figure attached yet, but Henry will now vote on city budgets and District 3 road and zoning spending.
city council leadership election
No direct financial impact is spelled out—this is a leadership vote, though the new president will help set budget priorities.
city council leadership
No immediate hit to your wallet—this is a leadership vote, though the person in the role can influence which spending priorities get attention.
death of city council president
There’s no immediate big-dollar impact, but a special election could cost the city money and the leadership shakeup may delay budget and spending decisions.
city council leadership - passing of council president
Expect possible delays or reshuffling in budget and project decisions while the council sorts out new leadership.
death of city councilman
Taxpayers could face extra costs for a special election or appointment process, and delayed decisions on budgets, roads, and development may shift spending priorities.
council controversy
No direct dollar impact is spelled out, but the fight could carry political and reputational costs for the city and Strip businesses if it drags on.
city council special election results
The election itself isn't a big budget item, but your new council member will help decide how city money gets spent.
city council election candidacy
No direct cost to residents—but whoever wins will help decide how city tax dollars get spent in District 3.
city council member sworn in
Probably none directly—swearing in a council member doesn’t change the city budget by itself.
special election for city council seat
Taxpayer money isn't directly at stake in the ballot itself, but the winner will help decide how city budgets and services get funded.
Decisions during term (0)
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Voting record (0)(Governance)
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