Battle Creek City Commission At-Large · Nov 3, 2026
Autumn Smith
Candidate for City Commission At-Large
Autumn Smith is running for Battle Creek City Commission At-Large in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 8 candidates are running for 3 seats.
Election Day · Tue, Nov 3, 2026
Michigan citizen journalist and community advocate. Her campaign site says she has attended local government meetings for nearly two decades. It also says she has worked as an Election Inspector and served on a local Zoning Board of Appeals.
- Campaign website
- voteautumn.net
Where Autumn Smith stands: positions on the record
Police surveillance cameras1 sourced position
Says that if elected she will introduce a resolution to terminate all Flock and ALPR cameras.
“TERMINATE ANY AND ALL FLOCK / ALPR CAMERAS”
Own statementVote Autumn Smith · Jul 25, 2026
Public records fees1 sourced position
Says she would bring a resolution to remove as many public-records fees as possible and move FOIA out of the City Attorney's Office.
“Remove as many fees as possible that are levied on citizens for information that already belongs to the public.”
Own statementVote Autumn Smith · Jul 25, 2026
Ethics ordinance1 sourced position
Says she would support repealing the city commission ethics ordinance and push for ethics reform that requires a majority or supermajority to move forward.
“I WILL PUSH FOR ETHICS REFORM THAT REQUIRES A MAJORITY OR SUPER MAJORITY TO MOVE FORWARD.”
Own statementVote Autumn Smith · Jul 25, 2026
Police ordinances1 sourced position
Says she would repeal the city's "Hindering or Opposing Police Officers" ordinance.
Own statementVote Autumn Smith · Jul 25, 2026
Also running for City Commission At-Large
- Jackson D. Bredehoft
- Carole L. Davenport
- Connie Lowe Fullerton
- Joseph J. Harris
- Boonikka M. Herring
- Paige Katsarsky-Smith (incumbent)
- Sherry L. Sofia (incumbent)
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