US Midterms 2026
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Tonya Burns, a Flint city councilor representing the 6th ward, faces incumbent mayor Sheldon Neeley in the November 3, 2026, general election for mayor of Flint.
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The article covers Flint Community Schools’ ribbon-cutting for a renovated playground at Durant-Tuuri-Mott Elementary, part of a districtwide renovation effort funded by a grant from the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation.
Burns said she wants to bring the community together to address issues including housing, public safety and economic development.
Neeley“We have to adjust our plan according to these stats,” Green said. “So we're definitely going to put all our efforts and all of our resources, technology, anything we can to break this cycle is current cycle of…
Flint Township voters in Genesee County, Michigan, will decide in November whether to change the township’s name to Oak Hills.
Tonya Burns is not mentioned in the article. The piece centers on Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley welcoming UniverSoul Circus to Flint for a two-hour Circus Camp at Flint Southwestern Classical Academy, engaging about 400…
NeeleyFlint’s Mayor Sheldon Neeley is honored with a new “Mayor Neeley Signature Sandwich” at Hoffman’s Deco Deli & Cafe.
NeeleyThe article reports that Flint’s largest employee union and the police sergeants ratified labor agreements, with Mayor Sheldon Neeley highlighting the importance of a productive relationship between city leadership and…
NeeleyNo story this week names this candidate.
Tonya Burns is a member of the Flint City Council, representing the city's 6th ward.
In the 2026 election for mayor of Flint, Michigan, Burns advanced from the primary held on August 4, 2026, to the general election on November 3, 2026. There she faces Mayor Sheldon Neeley, the incumbent, who won the office in 2019, kept it in 2022 and is seeking another term.
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