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Flint Mayor · Nov 3, 2026

Tonya Burns

Candidate for Mayor

17 candidates · 9 seats6 sourced positions

Tonya Burns is running for mayor of Flint in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Sheldon Neeley.

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Sixth Ward city councilwoman since 2021 who previously worked in economic development for the City of Flint.

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Tonya Burns is leaving her 6th Ward seat to run for mayor. Flint Beat · Aug 5, 2026

Where Tonya Burns stands: positions on the record

Data centers2 sourced positions
Water costs1 sourced position
ARPA spending1 sourced position
  • Voted yes on rescinding and replacing a $150,000 ARPA appropriation for North Flint Reinvestment (passed 5-2-1, March 2026).

    Council voteCity of Flint · Mar 23, 2026

Public safety1 sourced position
  • Said Flint needs a comprehensive public safety plan covering violence, support for law enforcement and opportunities for youth.

    “We need a comprehensive public safety plan that addresses violence, supports law enforcement, and gives our youth opportunities before the streets get hold of them.”

    Own statementEast Village Magazine / Flint. Daily. · Jul 21, 2026

Spending transparency1 sourced position
  • Said she has questioned how ARPA dollars are spent and demanded transparency with public assets.

    “I’ve also been willing to hold government accountable, whether it’s questioning how ARPA dollars are spent or demanding transparency with public assets.”

    Own statementEast Village Magazine / Flint. Daily. · Jul 21, 2026

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