What political party is Jennifer Pharr?

On the official ballot: Democratic.

Charleston City Council At-Large · Nov 3, 2026

Jennifer
Pharr

Jennifer Pharr, the incumbent, is running for Charleston City Council At-Large in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 11 candidates are running for 6 seats.

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About: Jennifer Pharr is a real estate agent, commercial property manager and at-large council member.
Party: On the official ballot: Democratic. City of CharlestonCity issues often split differently from national party lines. Compare their positions.
Campaign website: jennpharr4charleston.com

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01FY2027 budget1 sourced position

Voted yes on Resolution 26-033, the city’s FY2027 budget (adopted 24-2, March 2026).
Council voteCharleston City Council journal, March 16, 2026 · Mar 16, 2026 Link How the council voted

02Police pay1 sourced position

Voted no on the amendment adding a $.25 raise for all police officers, taken from the overtime budget (failed 9-17, March 2026).
Council voteCharleston City Council journal, March 16, 2026 · Mar 16, 2026 Link How the council voted

03Council election cycle1 sourced position

Voted no on the motion to discharge Bill 8067, which revises the Charter election cycle, from committee (failed 5-20, February 2026).
Council voteCharleston City Council journal, February 17, 2026 · Feb 17, 2026 Link How the council voted

04Council committee rules1 sourced position

Voted no on the motion to discharge Resolution 26-020, on how standing committees are appointed, from committee (failed 5-20, February 2026).
Council voteCharleston City Council journal, February 17, 2026 · Feb 17, 2026 Link How the council voted

05Retiree health plan1 sourced position

Voted yes on contracting with Amwins Group Benefits for the Medicare-eligible retiree health plan for 2026 (adopted 21-3, one abstention, November 2025).
Council voteCharleston City Council journal, November 17, 2025 · Nov 17, 2025 Link How the council voted

06Business tax exemptions1 sourced position

Voted yes on Bill 8058, exempting new-automobile sales and businesses under $2,500 in gross income from the city B&O tax (adopted, one no vote, October 2025).
Council voteCharleston City Council journal, October 6, 2025 · Oct 6, 2025 Link How the council voted

07Road paving1 sourced position

Voted yes on Resolution 26-093, splitting the cost of paving Oakwood Road (Route 13/10) equally with the state Division of Highways (adopted, August 2026).
Council voteCharleston City Council journal, August 3, 2026 · Aug 3, 2026 Link How the council voted

08Town Center mall1 sourced position

Supports city ownership and redevelopment of the mall.
I support city ownership and strategic redevelopment of the mall as a catalyst for downtown revitalization and living.”
Own statementCharleston Gazette-Mail Link

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