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Danville City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Danny Marshall

Candidate for City Council (incumbent)

11 candidates · 5 seats8 sourced positions

Danny Marshall, the incumbent, is running for Danville City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Jasmine Lipscomb.

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Former Virginia House of Delegates member appointed to the Danville City Council in February 2026.

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For the Homeward Trails animal welfare forum on October 7, Bryant Hood, James Buckner, Lonnie Jones, Tony Howerton, Dustin Whittle and Shelby Irving had confirmed, and Alonzo Jones, Shakeva Frazier and Danny Marshall had declined; Gary Miller and Jasmine Lipscomb had not yet responded, as reported by the Chatham Star-Tribune. Chatham Star-Tribune

Where Danny Marshall stands: positions on the record

Real estate tax rate1 sourced position
Data center tax1 sourced position
Vehicle license fee1 sourced position
Berry Hill megasite1 sourced position
Public schools funding1 sourced position
Manufactured homes1 sourced position
Arts grant1 sourced position
Jobs1 sourced position
  • Says his focus on council would be jobs and good-paying jobs for residents.

    “To me, it’s all about jobs and getting good paying jobs so that citizens can have a good quality of life.”

    Own statementCardinal News · Feb 10, 2026

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