2026 Kentucky General Election

Teresa L. WREN

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Teresa Wren, a candidate for Berea City Council and a school bus driver for Madison County Schools, is running for the second time with a clear focus on creating a more inclusive and connected community.

Who is running for City Council in Berea in 2024?

Teresa L. Wren works as a school bus driver for Madison County Schools.

The race is on for Berea City Council in 2026. Teresa Scenters and Jerry Little are not seeking re-election. Teresa L. Wren, a county school bus driver who lost her bid for a seat on Council during the last election, is making another run.

The race is on for City Council

Teresa previously ran for a seat on the Berea City Council, but did not win.

The race is on for City Council - The Edge

Plans to seek passage of a fairness ordinance, saying that Berea needs “fairness for all.”

Teresa Wren, a candidate for Berea City Council and a school bus driver for Madison County Schools, is running for the second time with a clear focus on creating a more inclusive and connected community. Wren’s primary goals include establishing a community center and pushing for a fairness ordinance to ensure equal rights for all Bereans. “In 2013 or 14, we tried, and of course it did not pass. So, as an openly gay person, I need to run so we can try to pass this because we need fairness for all,” she says.

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- City councils in Kentucky typically have between 6 and 12 council members. They serve two-year terms except in Louisville and Lexington where some members serve four-year terms. 
- Council members can be elected to represent a single district or the city at-large. Elections take place in even-numbered years. 

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