City
Louisville Metro Council
District 9
- Vote for
- 1
- Term
- 4 years
- Candidates
- 2
- Election
- Nov 3, 2026
What this office does: The Metro Council is Louisville Metro's legislative body: it passes local ordinances and the budget. Each of its 26 members represents one district; the odd-numbered districts are elected in 2026.
Nonpartisan; elected by the district's voters. Open seat: council member Andrew Owen is not on the ballot.
Taxes & budget
Andrea R. ParrNo party listed
- Supports a transparent, democratic city budget process
Alison Brotzge-ElderNo party listed
No documented position found.
Public safety
Andrea R. ParrNo party listed
- Supports youth services and violence prevention over more policing
Alison Brotzge-ElderNo party listed
No documented position found.
Housing
Andrea R. ParrNo party listed
No documented position found.
Alison Brotzge-ElderNo party listed
- Supports responsible, sustainable and equitable development in District 9
Economy & jobs
Andrea R. ParrNo party listed
- Supports city-owned grocery stores and public ownership of LG&E
- Opposes tax incentives for developers and big corporations
Alison Brotzge-ElderNo party listed
No documented position found.
Roads & infrastructure
Andrea R. ParrNo party listed
No documented position found.
Alison Brotzge-ElderNo party listed
- Supports dedicated Metro budget funding for TARC
Environment & parks
Andrea R. ParrNo party listed
- Supports ending fossil fuel use and expanding TARC transit
Alison Brotzge-ElderNo party listed
- Supports a one-year moratorium on new hyperscale data centers
Government & transparency
Andrea R. ParrNo party listed
No documented position found.
Alison Brotzge-ElderNo party listed
- Pledges transparency on LMPD and justice-system spending
Challengers are listed first and incumbents last; otherwise candidates appear in ballot order. The Gist does not rank, rate or endorse candidates. Only positions backed by a cited source are shown; 7 issues covered in this race.