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Absent ballots, politics motivate more Livonia residents to vote - Vimarsana News

Absent ballots, politics motivate more Livonia residents to vote

"Your day to day life is more effected by local elections. It’s your property taxes, it’s your schools," Livonia City Clerk Susan Nash said.

Parents Upset After State Senator Calls School Board Meeting 'Hostile' – Michigan Capitol Confidential - Vimarsana News

Parents Upset After State Senator Calls School Board Meeting 'Hostile' – Michigan Capitol Confidential

The Livonia Democrat has bill imposing more prison time for hurting or injuring school-related personnel

Livonia racial equity group starts PAC to elect anti-racist lawmakers - Vimarsana News

Livonia racial equity group starts PAC to elect anti-racist lawmakers

You can't win if you're not willing to play the game.  Members of the group Livonia Citizens Caring About Black Lives spent much of 2020 calling their city council officials asking for more transparency, accountability for police and to repair the reputation as a racist city they say Livonia has built over the years.  Now, the group is running a political action committee, or PAC, to elect people who are willing to engage in those conversations. According to 2019 census data, about 12.3% of Livonia residents identify as non-white.  “We realized that we need people on city council who a...

Eight residents file in Livonia City Council race - Vimarsana News

Eight residents file in Livonia City Council race

The stage is set. Eight Livonians are running for four available seats on city council. The spots currently held by Jim Jolly, Laura Toy, Cathy White and Rob Donovic are all up for grabs. White is term-limited and cannot run this cycle, so at least one seat will change hands.  Eight candidates is not enough to force a primary election, so voters will only head to polls in November to vote for council. Candidates have until Friday afternoon to withdraw.  Hometown Life asked candidates why they're hoping to serve the public in the council chambers. Here's what each had to say: