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City Commission, City of Richmond

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4
Term
2 years
Candidates
8
Election
Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: The board of commissioners is the City of Richmond's legislative body with the mayor; its four members are elected citywide to two-year terms.

Nonpartisan; vote for up to four.

Bruce Frederick

No party listed

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No documented position found.

Myron "Mike" Edwards

No party listed

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  • Supports pausing new development until current projects finish
  • Proposes monthly neighborhood town hall meetings
  • Supports updating ordinances and collecting code-enforcement fines
  • Supports stronger protections for the LGBTQ+ community
More about Myron
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  1. Supports pausing new development until current projects finish

    Mike Edwards announces candidacy for Richmond City Commission

    News coverage · Richmond Register · Aug 15, 2025 · richmondregister.com

    “He called for a pause in new development until current projects are completed”
  2. Proposes monthly neighborhood town hall meetings

    Mike Edwards announces candidacy for Richmond City Commission

    News coverage · Richmond Register · Aug 15, 2025 · richmondregister.com

    “Monthly meetings in specific neighborhoods to teach local codes, ordinances, and encourage civic engagement.”
  3. Supports updating ordinances and collecting code-enforcement fines

    Mike Edwards announces candidacy for Richmond City Commission

    News coverage · Richmond Register · Aug 15, 2025 · richmondregister.com

    “Updating outdated ordinances and ensuring fines are imposed and collected.”
  4. Supports stronger protections for the LGBTQ+ community

    Mike Edwards announces candidacy for Richmond City Commission

    News coverage · Richmond Register · Aug 15, 2025 · richmondregister.com

    “stronger protections for the LGBTQ+ community”

Stephen Delaney

No party listed

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  • Supports making sidewalks and public buildings more accessible
  • Supports helping small businesses and attracting quality employers
  • Supports investing in sidewalks, crosswalks and traffic planning
More about Stephen
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  1. Supports making sidewalks and public buildings more accessible

    Stephen Delaney files to run for Richmond City Commission

    News coverage · Richmond Register · Dec 17, 2025 · richmondregister.com

    “improving accessibility throughout the city, including sidewalks and public buildings that accommodate people with disabilities”
  2. Supports helping small businesses and attracting quality employers

    Stephen Delaney files to run for Richmond City Commission

    News coverage · Richmond Register · Dec 17, 2025 · richmondregister.com

    “Richmond should focus on helping small businesses thrive and attracting employers that provide quality jobs”
  3. Supports investing in sidewalks, crosswalks and traffic planning

    Stephen Delaney files to run for Richmond City Commission

    News coverage · Richmond Register · Dec 17, 2025 · richmondregister.com

    “including investments in sidewalks, crosswalks and modern traffic planning to improve safety, reduce congestion and keep neighborhoods connected”

Mendi Goble

No party listedIncumbent

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No documented position found.

Jim Newby

No party listedIncumbent

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No documented position found.

Tammy W. Cole

No party listedIncumbent

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No documented position found.

Mike Brewer

No party listedIncumbent

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No documented position found.

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