Re-Elect Sheri Carter for District 10 Alder
In 2015 Sheri Carter was the first African American woman to be elected to the Common Council in 125 years. Then in 2019 Sheri made history to become the first African American woman to be elected as the President of the Common Council.
In 2022 Sheri's neighborhood was redistricted to District 10. Arbor Hills joins, Orchard Ridge, Meadowood, Allied Dunn Marsh, Dunn Marsh, and Nakoma neighborhoods on the southwest side of Madison.
Sheri's community engagement includes Board President of Porchlight, Inc., NAACP of Dane County member, Destination Madison. In addition, Sheri is a strong supporter of Operation Fresh Start, The Center of Black Excellence and Culture, Urban League Black Business Hub, Centro Hispano, UW Campus Partnership, Building Trades, Focus Interruption Coalition, and Co-Chair of the Vote Yes 2 Invest 2020 Referenda supporting our schools. .
As a lifelong advocate of human empowerment and paying it forward. Sheri will continue working with you to make our city a place that empowers each and every person who calls Madison home.
In 2022 Sheri's neighborhood was redistricted to District 10. Arbor Hills joins, Orchard Ridge, Meadowood, Allied Dunn Marsh, Dunn Marsh, and Nakoma neighborhoods on the southwest side of Madison.
Sheri's community engagement includes Board President of Porchlight, Inc., NAACP of Dane County member, Destination Madison. In addition, Sheri is a strong supporter of Operation Fresh Start, The Center of Black Excellence and Culture, Urban League Black Business Hub, Centro Hispano, UW Campus Partnership, Building Trades, Focus Interruption Coalition, and Co-Chair of the Vote Yes 2 Invest 2020 Referenda supporting our schools. .
As a lifelong advocate of human empowerment and paying it forward. Sheri will continue working with you to make our city a place that empowers each and every person who calls Madison home.
"We highly recommend Sheri Carter, for her stronger and longer track record. She can point to lots of accomplishments, including park improvements and making sure the South Side keeps a grocery store. She wisely opposed a full-time City Council and giant pay hike. As one of the first two Black women elected to the council — and the first to become council president — she’s been an advocate for body cameras on patrol officers for greater accountability and public trust. Carter wants more affordable housing — including access to loans to own single-family homes or condos. She wants to make sure plans for a faster, more efficient bus system treat her district fairly. While she’s dedicated to her district, she also understands the importance of Downtown and supports more room for diverse events and pedestrians, including on State Street. We endorse Carter as the clear choice." -Wisconsin State Journal |
Working for you by championing the following:
Public Safety Programs and Services Commonsense Policing and Accountability Affordable Housing initiative and options Accessible Parks and Programs Violence Prevention Programs and Services Youth and Adult Employment and Training Equitable Public Transit System Eliminating Food Inequities Eviction Prevention Assistance Programs Land Banking Public Market Homeownership Programs Economic Development Apprenticeship Programs Accessible Public Health Services and more |
Sheri is the Right Choice at the Right Time for District 10