Ludington City Council Ward 4 · Nov 3, 2026
Marco
Iafrate
Marco Iafrate is running for Ludington City Council Ward 4 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Jack Stibitz.
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The race · City Council Ward 4
- 01Marco IafrateYou’re reading
- 02Jack Stibitz
Background
- About
- Marco Iafrate works for Ludington's post office, according to his campaign website.
- Campaign website
- www.theludingtonexperiment.com
On the record: Marco Iafrate
4 sourced01Development1 sourced position
Says he does not want the 4th Ward or the city to copy Traverse City's culture or economic development.
I do not desire to see the 4th Ward or any part of our city become a replication of Traverse City's culture or economic development.”
Own statementMarco Iafrate campaign website (The Ludington Experiment)Link
02Data centers1 sourced position
Says the city needs officials who will research clean energy, data centers and other offers he sees as threats to local water and land.
We need people in-office who will research "clean" energy, data centers, and other suspicious peddlers who present offers to rob our community's water resources, fertile lands, and general beauty.”
Own statementMarco Iafrate campaign websiteLink
03Housing costs1 sourced position
Lists people being priced out of their homes since the COVID-19 pandemic as a campaign issue.
Own statementMarco Iafrate campaign websiteLink
04Ballot listing1 sourced position
Listed in the November candidate filing for the Fourth Ward council seat, as reported by Mason County Press.
Own statementMason County Press · Sep 23, 2026Link
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