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Peoria City Council Acacia District · Nov 3, 2026

Jennifer Crawford

Candidate for City Council Acacia District (incumbent)

7 candidates · 4 seats9 sourced positions

Jennifer Crawford, the incumbent, is running for Peoria City Council Acacia District in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Emily Saeteurn.

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Today

Acacia District councilmember since January 2023 and a self-employed consultant. She has over 30 years of private-sector business and marketing experience and served as vice mayor in 2025.

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AFSCME; Arizona Police Association; West and SouthEast REALTORS® of the Valley (WeSERV) League of Women Voters VOTE411
Campaign website
crawford-for-peoria.com

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The city's candidate list shows one candidate each for Palo Verde (Tad Snidecor) and Acacia (Jennifer Crawford), plus Emily Saeteurn as a write-in candidate for Acacia. City of Peoria

Where Jennifer Crawford stands: positions on the record

Housing and growth2 sourced positions

  • Voted no on changing the General Plan for 17 acres near Cibola Vista from 2-5 to 12+ homes per acre, for a 302-unit apartment complex (passed 6-1, December 2025).

    Council voteCity of Peoria · Dec 16, 2025

  • Voted yes on the Middle Housing zoning code amendment, Ordinance 2025-29 (passed 7-0, November 2025).

    Council voteCity of Peoria · Nov 18, 2025

Budget1 sourced position
Downtown2 sourced positions

  • Voted yes on the city's development and lease agreement with Jefferson House for downtown restaurant, retail and event space (passed 7-0, April 2024).

    Council voteCity of Peoria · Apr 2, 2024

  • Says she will keep working to revitalize downtown Peoria.

    “I will continue to focus on revitalizing the downtown Peoria area by fostering strategic investment in infrastructure, local business support, public space enhancements, and community-centered design.”

    Own statementJennifer Crawford for Peoria City Council: home page

General Plan1 sourced position

  • answer to The Arizona Republic candidate questionnaire

    Rates her willingness to deviate from the voter-approved General Plan at about 3 on a 1-10 scale.

    “I would place myself at approximately a 3.”

    Own statementThe Arizona Republic (archived) · Jun 19, 2026

Water1 sourced position
Open space1 sourced position

  • Says she voted to approve and would keep supporting the city's M.O.R.E. open-space program.

    “I would continue to support Peoria's M.O.R.E. program, which I voted to approve.”

    Own statementLeague of Women Voters VOTE411

Past candidacy1 sourced position

What Jennifer Crawford said vs. how Jennifer Crawford voted

Downtown

In their words

On the record

  • Voted yes on the city's development and lease agreement with Jefferson House for downtown restaurant, retail and event space (passed 7-0, April 2024).

    Apr 2, 2024 ·City of Peoria · Apr 2, 2024

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