Miri Weidner for Saline City Council

Write-in Candidate Miri Weidner

Miri Weidner's name will not appear on the ballot in the area for Saline City Council, but you CAN write in her name in the area provided for write-in candidates. Afraid you'll forget how to spell her name? You ARE allowed to bring notes and/or a voting guide into the voting booth with you.

Write-In Candidate Miri Weidner

About Miri

I've lived in Saline for over 10 years. During that time, I have been lucky to be able to volunteer around town at events such as Celtic Festival and have collaborated with many citizen-run organizations. I've also volunteered at county wide events annually, such as the Humane Society of Huron Valley's Walk and Wag and Washtenaw County Conservation District's Native Plant Expo. Over the past year I have delved further into the inner workings of the city by becoming a member of the Parks Commission for Saline. In addition to my service on that commission I have also attended almost every city council meeting this year, as well as numerous Planning Commission meetings. I see so many issues in Saline that need to be solved: the many troubles plaguing our water system, the decision of whether or not to remove the dam in Mill Pond Park, helping Main Street to grow, and many more. My experience in these activities only increased my desire to give back to the community that I love. That's why I decided to run for city council. When Saline thrives, we all thrive - and I want to help achieve that goal however I can.

Due to family obligations around the time of the nomination form due date, I was unable to submit the paperwork in time to appear on the ballot this year. However, I wanted the people of Saline to have the opportunity to select their candidates rather than having only three candidates for three seats. I have registered as a legitimate write-in candidate. This means that if I have earned your trust to help guide the city of Saline for the next four years, you can simply write my full name where space is allotted for write-in candidates in the city council race on the November 3, 2026 ballot.