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2026 Municipal Election2026 Municipal Election

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Meet the non-profit leaders vying for mayor

Amanda Burrows and William Azaroff are local non-profit leaders without political experience who both hope to represent OneCity as the party's mayoral candidate in the 2026 election.

Nate Lewis