2023 General Election information There are multiple voting sites in Monroe County. What precinct you live in determines where you vote. District 3 residents vote on November 7, 2023 in one of five polling sites. Use the map to find your voting location. Precincts are listed below. Can I vote

The conversation begins with a question “so, when do you start your new job?” or “how’s the new job going?” “Well,” I respond “I have to get through another election first.” I see a brief look of confusion get replaced by the realization that what I won in May

I've been pretty deliberate during this campaign to use a union printer for my print materials. Unions have made and continue to make a difference for workers by fighting for fair pay, good benefits, and reasonable hours and conditions. Printing union is more than just a seal on a piece

During the month of March I have logged a lot of miles and hours walking around District 3 knocking on doors to talk to voters about the upcoming election and my candidacy. I have also received questions emailed me by community members. Below you can find some of the commonly

Candidate signs have been popping up all over Bloomington. Though there are no state or federal races, and thus no big national stories, the many yard signs remind people there is an election coming. At least, depending on where you live, they remind you. In some areas, signs are noticeably

Next week, Andrew Cibor from Bloomington's Engineering Department will provide updates on the 7-Line project in two public meetings. The details provided by Mr. Cibor from the meeting packet are summarized below. Trends * Bicycle/Scooter traffic is up 26% based on sensor data near Woodlawn * Between Dunn and Grant, bicycle/

If there is one thing I know about myself it is that when my speaking time is limited there is always something I'm not able to say. Additionally, I like to think before I speak, so a timed answer on the spot is not always my best work. I'm sure

For Immediate Release February 4, 2023 Contact Hopi Stosberg for Bloomington, 765-277-1918, hopi@stosberg.com, https://hopi.stosberg.com Bloomington, Indiana - Bloomington resident, Hopi Stosberg, has declared her candidacy for the Bloomington City Council District 3 seat, contending for the Democratic nomination in the May 2 primary. The recently

Systems in this country are not equal. Full stop. It doesn't really matter which system we are talking about because there are inequities in every one. I will even pessimistically (but perhaps realistically) say there will always be inequities. Perfection will forever be an unrealistic goal. That should not stop

Thank you to everyone who attended my launch party on February 18! It was a great time.

There are multiple voting sites in Monroe County. What precinct you live in determines where you vote. District 3 residents vote on May 2, 2023 in one of five polling sites. Use the map to find your voting location. Precincts are listed below. Can I vote early? YES! Starting on

Do you have questions for Hopi? Let her know! Email questions to: questions@stosberg.com

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Primary elections for local offices will be held on Tuesday, May 2 at various polling locations around Bloomington. I'm running for City Council in District 3 and only residents of District 3 will have an opportunity to vote for me as their district representative. However, all six Bloomington City Council

I don't need an apartment for myself, but I need one for another family. I'm helping make inquiry calls. It's November in Bloomington. Not the easiest time to find any vacancies, much less something affordable. Call after call-nothing is available now. I find one available and inwardly cheer. We apply.