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Harrisonburg City Council

At large

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2
Term
4 years
Candidates
3
Election
Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: The city council, elected at large, sets Harrisonburg's budget, tax rates and ordinances and appoints the city manager.

Sal T. Romero Jr.

No party listed

Chief of staff, Harrisonburg City Public Schools

The gist

  • Proposes addressing residents' concerns about the current council
  • Pledges to bring people together on a divided council
More about Sal
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  1. Proposes addressing residents' concerns about the current council

    Harrisonburg City Council candidates prepare for primary

    News coverage · Daily News-Record · dnronline.com

    “I just continue to hear concern around the city about the current council.”
  2. Pledges to bring people together on a divided council

    Fleming, Robinson win Democratic primary for city council, advance to general election

    News coverage · Daily News-Record · dnronline.com

    “Romero said that he feels like he can help bring people together.”

Dany R. Fleming

No party listedIncumbent

Vice Mayor of Harrisonburg

The gist

  • Supports continued funding for city schools
  • Supports new businesses and entrepreneurs in Harrisonburg
  • Supports case-by-case public scrutiny of data center requests
  • Proposes prioritizing childcare and transportation funding
  • Voted for the Lindsey downtown mixed-use housing rezoningIn office

In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.

More about Dany
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  1. Supports continued funding for city schools

    Harrisonburg City Council candidates prepare for primary

    News coverage · Daily News-Record · dnronline.com

    “We need to continue funding our schools. We need to provide support for transportation and childcare.”
  2. Supports new businesses and entrepreneurs in Harrisonburg

    Harrisonburg City Council candidates meet for first debate

    News coverage · Daily News-Record · dnronline.com

    “During my time on council, we've supported almost 200 new businesses and entrepreneurs getting started in Harrisonburg.”
  3. Supports case-by-case public scrutiny of data center requests

    Harrisonburg, Rockingham County lawmakers open to data centers under the right conditions

    News coverage · Daily News-Record · dnronline.com

    “they need public scrutiny project by project as opposed to automatic approval”
  4. Proposes prioritizing childcare and transportation funding

    Harrisonburg City Council candidates prepare for primary

    News coverage · Daily News-Record · dnronline.com

    “Fleming said he would prioritize funding for key resources like childcare and transportation for city residents.”
  5. Voted for the Lindsey downtown mixed-use housing rezoning

    The Lindsey wins approval in 3-2 city council vote

    News coverage · The Harrisonburg Citizen · hburgcitizen.com

    “Council members Laura Dent and Nasser Alsaadun, along with Vice Mayor Dany Fleming voted for it”

Monica L. Robinson

No party listedIncumbent

Harrisonburg City Council member; nonprofit director

The gist

  • Opposes any additional data centers in Harrisonburg
  • Pledges transparency, accountability and participatory government
  • Supports building equity into city decision-making
  • Voted against the Lindsey downtown housing rezoningIn office

In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.

More about Monica
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  1. Opposes any additional data centers in Harrisonburg

    Harrisonburg, Rockingham County lawmakers open to data centers under the right conditions

    News coverage · Daily News-Record · dnronline.com

    “I am not in support of any additional data centers in the city”
  2. Pledges transparency, accountability and participatory government

    Harrisonburg City Council candidates meet for first debate

    News coverage · Daily News-Record · dnronline.com

    “My approach to leadership has been grounded in three core principles: Social justice, participatory government, and transparency.”
  3. Supports building equity into city decision-making

    Harrisonburg City Council candidates meet for first debate

    News coverage · Daily News-Record · dnronline.com

    “You can trust that I will always, always fight that there will be equity built into all processes and decision-making circles”
  4. Voted against the Lindsey downtown housing rezoning

    The Lindsey wins approval in 3-2 city council vote

    News coverage · The Harrisonburg Citizen · hburgcitizen.com

    “while Mayor Deanna Reed and Councilmember Monica Robinson voted against it”

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; 6 issues covered in this race.