Vote ASAP. “Direct” Voting opens for all Plymouth residents on Friday, October 18th, 2024 in-person at Plymouth City Hall.

Direct voting is counted immediately. and at your convenience — because YOUR VOTE MATTERS. It really, really does.

Election day poll hours are Tuesday, Nov 5th, 2024, 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.

More voting info, maps, and options here.

There's a reason it takes a little bravery to host a yard sign. Yard signs work. Yard signs help put votes in ballot boxes every single time they’re seen.

Yard signs remind busy residents to learn about the issues and candidates and stimulates plan making for folks to physically get their ballot into the ballot box. Each person’s vote (and yard sign) really do make a difference.

Show your support for Catherine’s well-informed, compassionate, common-sense leadership by hosting a yard sign ASAP.

Costs for yard signs, literature, webpages, etc. add up quickly. Every donation is appreciated and meaningful. Donate

Catherine was selected by the Mayor and Council to fill the Ward 3 vacancy created when Jim Davis resigned.

I took the oath of office March 26, 2024 to serve as the Ward 3 Council Member through the end of the present term, January 2025.

And now I am also a candidate running for the Ward 3 seat for the 2025-2029 term.

Three of the seven council seats are up for election in 2024:

- the Ward 1 seat (NW Plymouth),

- the Ward 3 seat (SE Plymouth), and

- one of two At-Large seats (all Plymouth).

In total, Plymouth’s City Council has seven members: one for each Ward (Ward 1, Ward 2, Ward 3, Ward 4), two “At-Large” that represent all Plymouth residents, and the Mayor.

Each member is appointed to a 4 year term.

Ward 3 represents residents in the Southeastern quadrant of Plymouth. For a map, click here.

Check out Catherine’s LinkedIn page for more information about Catherine’s background and professional experience.