Raleigh, NCVoter Guide 2026 · not a ballot

Raleigh City Council District A · Nov 3, 2026

Whitney Hill

Candidate for City Council District A

15 candidates · 8 seats7 sourced positions

Whitney Hill is running for Raleigh City Council District A in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Mitchell Silver.

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Small business owner who founded Carolina Web Consultants in 1996; former corporate project manager and IT director. Chairs the Raleigh North Citizen Advisory Committee.

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Where Whitney Hill stands: positions on the record

Taxes1 sourced position
  • Says growth should pay for itself and residents should not face unnecessary tax increases.

    “Growth should pay for itself and residents should not face unnecessary tax increases.”

    Own statementWhitney Hill for Raleigh

Growth1 sourced position
  • In 2024 said he opposes Raleigh's missing middle housing policy and that zoning within neighborhoods should be protected.

    “I am against Missing Middle. Raleigh citizens should expect zoning within their neighborhoods to be protected.”

    Own statementThe News & Observer · Sep 26, 2024

Public safety1 sourced position
Housing2 sourced positions
  • In 2024 said housing costs are a supply problem and the city should stop slowing zoning changes, permits and inspections.

    “The first step would be to stop the slow walking of zoning changes, building permits and inspections downtown.”

    Own statementThe News & Observer · Sep 26, 2024

  • as reported by The News & Observer; not a direct quote

    At a 2024 ONE Wake assembly, answered no to raising local affordable housing funding to $70 million a year "without seeing a plan."

    Forum answerThe News & Observer

Elections1 sourced position
  • In 2024 opposed the council moving to four-year terms without a voter referendum.

    “I was against the decision to go to four year terms without a voter referendum.”

    Own statementINDY Week

Past candidacies1 sourced position

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