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Stacey holds a bachelor's degree in African American/Black Studies from Harvard University.

As of August 23, 2024, Stacey Renee White did not have a website or any information online.

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Stacey Renee White's campaign for county council member is her first run for public office.

Supports universal healthcare and basic income for all Americans, and said, "Poverty is manufactured by greedy politics and policy that exploits those same people who are poor by design."

Supports reparations for Black Americans and Indigenous Americans.

- Supports universal healthcare and basic income for all Americans, and said, "Poverty is manufactured by greedy politics and policy that exploits those same people who are poor by design."
- Supports reparations for Black Americans and Indigenous Americans.

Economy

Plans to "redevelop water, sewer, transportation, telecommunications, and energy infrastructures [by educating and training] ... a local workforce of Indigenous East Clevelanders."

- Plans to "redevelop water, sewer, transportation, telecommunications, and energy infrastructures [by educating and training] ... a local workforce of Indigenous East Clevelanders."

Transportation & Infrastructure

Advocates for "indigenous control of the inevitable gentrification ... and urban renewal as beneficiaries, rather than as casualties."

- Advocates for "indigenous control of the inevitable gentrification ... and urban renewal as beneficiaries, rather than as casualties."

Housing & Urban Development

Opposes police brutality and violence against Black and Indigenous Americans.

- Opposes police brutality and violence against Black and Indigenous Americans.

Public Safety

As of June 9, 2025, Stacey Renee White did not have a website or any information online.

Energy & the Environment

Plans to "revitalize parks and playgrounds ... [overseeing] the design, build, and maintenance of greenspace projects."

Said, "We will build a food production and security complex ... including an urban farm, a full-service grocery store, and a full-service credit union which is community-owned."

- Plans to "revitalize parks and playgrounds ... [overseeing] the design, build, and maintenance of greenspace projects."
- Said, "We will build a food production and security complex ... including an urban farm, a full-service grocery store, and a full-service credit union which is community-owned."

Public Services

Education

Stacey Renee White

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Michael holds a bachelor's degree in public communication from Kent State University and a master's degree in public administration from Cleveland State University.

Michael currently works as an executive director for Bond Accountability Commission. He previously worked as a policy and labor liaison for Cleveland Metropolitan School District.

Michael J. Houser was previously a council member for District 10 in 2018. He also ran for the Ohio House of Representatives in 2014 but did not win the primary election.

Advocates for economic development in the district by connecting job seekers with local, women-owned and minority-owned businesses.

- Advocates for economic development in the district by connecting job seekers with local, women-owned and minority-owned businesses.

As of June 9, 2025, Michael J. Houser did not have a website or any information online.

Advocates for promoting racial equity within the education system.

- Advocates for promoting racial equity within the education system.

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Michael J. Houser

- There are 11 people elected to the County Council. The County Council creates county laws and decides things like the rates of property and sales taxes, zoning rules, and economic development programs.
- County council members are responsible for preparing and passing the county budget, which determines how much funding goes to public services, such as law enforcement, health departments, road repair, and county building maintenance.
- Members are elected to 4-year terms in partisan elections. This position only exists in Cuyahoga and Summit counties. 
- In Cuyahoga County, members have a salary of around $60,000 and each member is elected from a district. 
- In Summit County, members have a salary of around $31,000. There are 8 districts represented by specific members each and 3 members are elected at-large.