Louisville Metro Council District 23 · Nov 3, 2026

Ainsley Jones

Candidate for Metro Council District 23

25 candidates · 13 seats5 sourced positions

Ainsley Jones is running for Louisville Metro Council District 23 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Jeff Hudson.

Voter registration deadline · Mon, Oct 5, 2026

Today

Special education teacher. She lists public school teaching, volunteering with CASA and mentoring foster parents as her relevant experience.

Where Ainsley Jones stands: positions on the record

Housing & violence prevention1 sourced position

Would advocate for more spending on affordable housing, safe places for children and community-based violence prevention.
“At this time, I believe we need more spending on affordable housing, safe places for children of all ages to go and spend their days/time, as well as community based violence prevention.”
Own statementCourier Journal · Apr 16, 2026

Public safety1 sourced position

Named community spaces and public safety as District 23's biggest issues and would push for budget money to keep up with the growing district.
“I would push for money in the budgets to be able to keep up with our growing district to make sure our families feel safe and supported in their community spaces.”
Own statementCourier Journal · Apr 16, 2026

Spending1 sourced position

Would spend less on programs without data showing results and on non-essential administrative roles.
“I would advocate for spending less on anything that is not showing positive results with real data backing it as well as non-essential types of administrative roles.”
Own statementCourier Journal · Apr 16, 2026

Budget transparency1 sourced position

Said the city's budget lacks transparency and residents should see detailed spending breakdowns.
“I believe that our constituents have a right to see where the city spending is going, with real number breakdowns.”
Own statementCourier Journal · Apr 16, 2026

Basic needs1 sourced position

Said a policy she would pursue would focus on getting basic needs like food and shelter to people who need them.
“Helping with basic needs such as food and shelter overall helps families and my goal is just to ensure that my constituents are getting what they need.”
Own statementCourier Journal · Apr 16, 2026

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