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Download: BridgeDetroit 2025 Voter Guide

Everything you need to know about how to vote in the November 2025 general election in Detroit, Michigan.

Here’s what residents have told us are the most pressing issues in each districtand how each candidate says they will address them.

The at-large council members sit on the nine-person legislative arm of city government and represent all residents.

Detroit’s west side will decide Nov. 4 whether to back a candidate with a progressive agenda or a four-term state lawmaker.

Voters in Southwest Detroit will have a choice on Nov. 4 to go with a younger progressive candidate or a seasoned moderate.

The district will have new representation for the first time in more than a decade with Mary Sheffield running for mayor.

Latisha Johnson is unopposed in her bid for a second term make progress on improving neighborhoods and protecting residents from pollution.

Residents of District 3 want their next council person to participate more in the community, provide resources for seniors and more.

Residents want their next council person to prioritize parks, uplift neighborhood champions and support small businesses.

Affordable housing, blight cleanup, expanded transit options and community development are among the areas of interest for residents.