Renee Miller, candidate for Cary Town Council, District C
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Candidates for Cary Town Council, District C
Who is running for the Cary Town Council? Get to know the candidates running for District C.
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Five candidates, including the incumbent, are seeking the Cary Town Council District C seat.
The district covers the southern part of the Wake County town and is currently represented by Jack Smith, who was elected in 1989.
Challengers include Mary Insprucker, George McDowell, Renee Miller and Amanda Murphy.
Normally the Cary municipal elections are held in November of odd-numbered years. But last year’s elections were postponed due to a delay in the U.S. Census releasing redistricting data.
Early voting in the May 17 election begins April 28 to May 14.
To find polling places and full details on early voting, visit wakevotesearly.com or contact the Board of Elections at 919-404-4040 or voter@wakegov.com.
Name: Renee Miller
Age: 57
Occupation and employer: Homemaker, self employed
Education: BA University of Dallas, MSM Georgia Institute of Technology
Political or civic experience: Chief Judge, Wake County Board of Elections; Member, Cary Greenway Advisory Committee
Campaign website: votereneemiller.com
What is Cary doing right, and wrong, on managing growth?
What do you think Cary should do, if anything, to address racial injustice issues, and what kind of changes would you propose?
How should Cary increase the availability of affordable housing within the town?
Would you support a property tax increase for an affordable housing fund? Explain your answer.
What new steps should Cary take to recruit businesses to the area?
What is a specific need within your district? And how would you address this issue, if elected?
If elected, what would your two or three priorities be during your first year in office?
What unique skills or life experience would you bring to town governance?
