Mike attended Wake County Public Schools. He lives with his wife, Mandy, and their three kids in Holly Springs. He has volunteered with the Holly Springs Food Cupboard and coached with the Parks and Rec Department. He has also volunteered with The Open Table, helping youth aging out of the foster care system build social connections.

Mike co-founded a communications company and managed the advocacy program for a diabetes non-profit.

Mike Kondratick (Mayor of Holly Springs, North Carolina, candidate 2025)

Mike's campaign for Mayor in Town of Holly Springs in North Carolina is his first entry into politics.

Wants to make Holly Springs more affordable for residents and small businesses.

Wants to expand the Downtown Development Investment Grant program beyond downtown and help businesses pool resources to reduce costs, such as healthcare.

- Wants to make Holly Springs more affordable for residents and small businesses.
- Wants to expand the Downtown Development Investment Grant program beyond downtown and help businesses pool resources to reduce costs, such as healthcare.

Economy

Supports providing more options for yard trash removal, such as allowing residents to use paper containers and bundling.

Believes leaders make hasty decisions with little input and wants to change that.

- Supports providing more options for yard trash removal, such as allowing residents to use paper containers and bundling.
- Believes leaders make hasty decisions with little input and wants to change that.

Public Services

Supports targeted development of affordable housing for first responders, age-in-place senior housing, and more commercial spaces.

Believes in changing the approach to development from "at all costs" to "when it’s worth the cost."

- Supports targeted development of affordable housing for first responders, age-in-place senior housing, and more commercial spaces.
- Believes in changing the approach to development from "at all costs" to "when it’s worth the cost."

Housing & Urban Development

As of September 4, 2025, Mike Kondratick’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Safety

Plans to coordinate development with road improvements to reduce the 18% increase in accident rates over the past two years and minimize disruption to residents' daily routines.

Supports investing $800 million in transportation upgrades over the next few years.

Supports prioritizing public transportation to reduce congestion and attract visitors to local businesses.

Believes that if a development will increase traffic, the town should receive "something substantial in return."

Believes the town should allocate more budget funds to address traffic challenges.

- Plans to coordinate development with road improvements to reduce the 18% increase in accident rates over the past two years and minimize disruption to residents' daily routines.
- Supports investing $800 million in transportation upgrades over the next few years.
- Supports prioritizing public transportation to reduce congestion and attract visitors to local businesses.
- Believes that if a development will increase traffic, the town should receive "something substantial in return."
- Believes the town should allocate more budget funds to address traffic challenges.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Plans to work with education partners to fund an internship program.

Supports before- and after-school care programs.

Supports creating affordable before- and after-school care programs.

- Plans to work with education partners to fund an internship program.
- Supports creating affordable before- and after-school care programs.

Education

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Mike Kondratick

Mike Kondratick is from Holly Springs, North Carolina. He attended Wake County Public Schools. He lives with his wife, Mandy, and their three kids in Holly Springs. He has volunteered with the Holly Springs Food Cupboard and coached with the Parks and Rec Department. He graduated from the Police Department’s Citizen Police Academy. As a board member of his kids’ swim club, he helped expand the program to serve more Holly Springs families. He has also volunteered with The Open Table, helping youth aging out of the foster care system build social connections.

As of September 4, 2025, Mike Kondratick did not have a website or any information online.

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Sean Mayefskie

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Sean Mayefskie is from Holly Springs. He lives with his wife, Patricia, and their three adult children in the Holly Glen neighborhood.

Sean is a business owner and entrepreneur. He founded GMA Supply in 1999 and led the company until 2019, when he sold it.

Sean Mayefskie (Mayor of Holly Springs, North Carolina, candidate ...

Sean is the current mayor of Holly Springs. He was inaugurated in 2021 and is serving his first term.

As mayor, focused on keeping taxes low while improving efficiency and reducing spending.

Supports prioritizing smart investments and fiscal responsibility to maintain Holly Springs' quality of life while supporting infrastructure and public services.

Supports building a new post office to better serve the growing town.

Supports preserving parks, recreation facilities, and local events.

Wants to maintain small-town charm by prioritizing green spaces, local businesses, and community history.

As mayor, opened Fire Station 3 to improve emergency response times in the growing northwest region of town.

Supports expanding the Sanford Water Filtration Facility and widening Holly Springs Road to ensure reliable water resources and reduce traffic congestion.

Supports investing in public services and community amenities, including maintaining and improving parks, greenways, and recreational spaces.

Founded the Entrepreneurs Club at Holly Springs High School, providing students with hands-on experience in business and leadership.

- The mayor leads the executive branch of local government, presiding over city council meetings, making sure city departments run smoothly, and providing services to citizens. 
- The mayor attends and runs City Council meetings, serving as an important leader for how local laws get set. These laws affect local services, such as Police, City Planning, Parks & Recreation, and Transportation.  
- The Mayor in some circumstances may vote to break a tie in council meetings. They do not have veto power.