Petersburg, VAVoter Guide 2026 · not a ballot

Petersburg City Council Ward 3 · Nov 3, 2026

Michael L. Moore-Storrs

Candidate for City Council Ward 3

8 candidates · 4 seats3 sourced positions

Michael L. Moore-Storrs is running for Petersburg City Council Ward 3 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Samuel D. Parham.

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Election Day · Tue, Nov 3, 2026

Social worker and psychotherapist running for the Ward 3 seat on Petersburg City Council.

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www.restorrpetersburg.com

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Where Michael L. Moore-Storrs stands: positions on the record

Transparency1 sourced position
  • Said he would make government more accessible and accountable through clear communication and regular engagement with constituents.

    “I would address these by making government more accessible and accountable through clear communication and regular engagement with constituents.”

    Own statementLeague of Women Voters VOTE411

Historic preservation1 sourced position
  • Listed the loss of historic architecture among the city's challenges and said he would advocate for stronger preservation efforts.

    “I would advocate for responsible investment in infrastructure, and stronger preservation efforts to protect our historic character.”

    Own statementLeague of Women Voters VOTE411

Past candidacy1 sourced position

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