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Clermont City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Alison Strange

2 sourced positions

Alison Strange (Clermont City Council Member) is not on the Nov 3, 2026 ballot and will stay on the Clermont City Council after the election.

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Clermont City Council Member for Seat 1, who qualified unopposed for the 2026 election.

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Election qualifying closed June 12, 2026. Alison Strange qualified unopposed for Seat 1, so that seat is not on the Nov. 3 ballot. City of Clermont · Jun 12, 2026

In March 2026 the motion to put a four-year council term change to a public ballot failed 3-2, with William “Bill” Petersen, Chandra Myers and Alison Strange opposed; the source does not name how Tim Murry and Bryan Bain voted. Clermont Sun · Mar 24, 2026

Where Alison Strange stands: positions on the record

Council term length2 sourced positions
  • Voted against the motion to put a charter change from two-year to four-year council terms to a public ballot (motion failed 3-2, March 2026).

    Council voteClermont Sun · Mar 24, 2026

  • Said at the March 24, 2026 council meeting that four-year terms could discourage people such as parents of school-age children from running.

    “We have to think about the kinds of people we want on the council”

    Own statementClermont Sun · Mar 24, 2026

What Alison Strange said vs. how Alison Strange voted

Council term length

In their words

  • Said at the March 24, 2026 council meeting that four-year terms could discourage people such as parents of school-age children from running.

    Mar 24, 2026 ·Clermont Sun · Mar 24, 2026

On the record

  • Voted against the motion to put a charter change from two-year to four-year council terms to a public ballot (motion failed 3-2, March 2026).

    Mar 24, 2026 ·Clermont Sun · Mar 24, 2026

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