Radford, VAVoter Guide 2026 · not a ballot

Radford City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Bill J. Kovarik

Candidate for City Council

6 candidates · 3 seats5 sourced positions

Bill J. Kovarik is running for Radford City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 5 candidates are running for 2 seats.

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Early voting ends · Sat, Oct 31, 2026

Radford University professor with a Ph.D. who has served on Radford's Environmental Improvement Committee.

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Where Bill J. Kovarik stands: positions on the record

Data center1 sourced position
  • as reported by the Roanoke Times voter guide

    Said the city does not need a casino or a data center.

    “We don't need a casino, and we don’t need a data center.”

    Own statementRoanoke Times · Oct 3, 2026

Flock cameras1 sourced position
  • as reported by the Roanoke Times voter guide

    Said he opposes the Flock cameras and thinks the city should cancel the contract.

    “I'm against them. I think we should cancel the contract.”

    Own statementRoanoke Times · Oct 3, 2026

Taxes and budget2 sourced positions
  • as reported by the Roanoke Times voter guide

    Said the way out of the city's financial hole is a little austerity and better cooperation with students.

    “I think the way out is a little bit of austerity and better cooperation with students.”

    Own statementRoanoke Times · Oct 3, 2026

  • Says city employees should be valued and the budget should not be balanced on their checkbooks.

    Own statementBill Kovarik campaign website

Fraternity sign rules1 sourced position
  • as reported by the Roanoke Times voter guide

    Said he wants to end the city's fraternity sign bans.

    “I'd like to see the end of the fraternity sign bans”

    Own statementRoanoke Times · Oct 3, 2026

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