District 2 Blog

Content warning: sexual harassment, workplace harassment and hostility, and domestic abuse Disclaimer: This statement reflects my personal experience and opinion based on firsthand encounters with Ald. Myadze and the subsequent investigation.

The Madison Housing Coalition is offering its first annual Housing Week next week! The group is a partnership between several location & national organizations, including AARP, Madison is for People, Sierra Club WI, Strong Towns, WHEDA, and more.

Hi friends, As you may know, the City of Madison is facing a serious budget deficit of $22 million. This deficit is a deliberate consequence of former Gov. Scott Walker's Act 10 and the state legislature's attempt to defund municipal government…

The City is facing a significant budget shortfall that will impact services. What City services do you value the most? What is your vision for the future of Madison?

Dear friends and neighbors, 

I am extending an invitation to experience the peaceful protest and encampment at Library Mall. I wanted to extend this invitation primarily because this is a unique opportunity for Madison residents to join together in community with one another.

Hi friends and neighbors,Some of you may have seen the video on Twitter of myself, Alder MGR Govindarajan, and Supervisor Heidi Wegleitner being physically pushed by State Police, UWPD, and MPD last night at the Fluno Center. Thank you to the…

In this blog, I provide an overview of the development itself and the municipal process for approving developments, discuss why the Common Council should approve the demolition permit, and share insights on my reasoning for supporting redevelopment.

Hi friends,Today is Election Day! If you have not already voted, make sure to vote today before 7p. Find all information related to voting here: Home (wi.gov).Voter Checklist:What's on my ballot?Where is my polling place?Do I have my ID? …

As some of you are aware, the outlook of the 2025 budget is grim. We find ourselves confronted with a staggering $27 million structural deficit. This structural deficit is the most important issue today and in the foreseeable future.