Ann Poe

At-Large Council Member2024-01-01–2028-01-01; month-level start: January 2024, terms begin at noon on the first day in January that is not a Sunday or legal holiday after a regular city election per Iowa Code §376.2(1), swearing-in held Jan 9, 2024 per a cedar-rapids.org news notice; four-year terms per the cedar-rapids.org Elections page; month-level end: January 2028

About

Ann Poe's campaign platform centers on driving economic development, enhancing flood protection measures, and maintaining a strong commitment to listening to community concerns. Through her re-election campaign, she focused on these key priorities to address the fundamental infrastructure and growth needs of Cedar Rapids.

Campaign promises (2)

development
Ann Poe prioritized economic development and flood protection for Cedar Rapids.
transparency
Ann Poe emphasized the importance of listening to the community as part of her platform.

At a glance

News mentions: 0

Term ending Jan 1, 2028.

Voice

Meetings spoken in: 15
Total speaking time: 53:43
Avg per meeting: 3:35
Segments: 606

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Top issues during term (1)(Governance)

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city council meeting disruptions

This likely won’t hit your wallet directly, though the city may burn more staff time and security resources managing meetings.

Decisions during term (0)

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Voting record (0)(Governance)

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