
Should Madison Change its form of Government?
Your answer to that question matters because it's the citizens that decide whether Madison changes to a city manager form of government or continues on with the current Mayor / Council form of government. To bring greater attention and awareness to this issue we've hosted a citizen debate, held a Q&A with former Mayor run-off candidate Dr. David Hill, and continue to put helpful blog posts together with everything you need to stay informed.
Looking Back and Moving Forward 2022-2023
Our nonpartisan, 501(c)3 nonprofit organization is committed to being your neighborhood resource when it comes to voting and civic engagement in Madison, Alabama. Your vote is your voice, and we are here to ensure you are heard. We provide voting assistance and help residents navigate local government between elections. We envision a Madison shaped by civically-engaged citizens.
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Light blue background with dark blue text. Dark blue dot design on right-hand side. Four circles. Three have pictures and one reads 2021. The top left photo is of a man and a boy holding an absentee voting sign. The top left photo is one man and two women posed in front of a vehicle that is painted with words of voting encouragement and has the I Vote Madison logo in white on the back windshield. All three people are wearing lime green t-shirts with the I Vote Madison in logo in royal blue.
