Sonia Riley for

Kent County commission

District 7 Candidate – Wyoming and Grandville, MI

Sonia Riley is a local business owner, wife, employee, daughter, and a deeply concerned citizen. She understands our community’s challenges and dreams because she’s lived them. Committed to ensuring that the voices of everyday people are heard loud and clear in Kent County’s decisions, Sonia is truly a leader for the people.

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Endorsements

Discover why our community is rallying behind Sonia Riley, Candidate for Kent County Commission District 7 (Grandville & Wyoming)

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Sonia is a great person who will do anything for anyone in need. I’m asking you to please vote for Sonia, as she will be an excellent commissioner for the people. Sonia has a heart for her community, will advocate for it, and will fight for it. I can assure you that you will not regret voting for Sonia! Vote, vote, vote!
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Flor Evans

Long-time Resident

“ Sonia is a dedicated advocate for the citizens of Kent County. For years she has tirelessly worked professionally and personally to ensure everyone’s needs are met and voices are heard.”

Dr. Keli Christopher

Community Leader

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Sonia is a truly caring and highly skilled individual! She will work and fight for people to get the best that they deserve and stay true to her principles. I know that I can always count on Sonia to follow through and give her best while doing it! She is multicultural, so she understands many different perspectives and backgrounds and truly values all people equally.

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Allison Brito

Small Business Owner

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Orange Circle Climate Cabinet Endorsement Seal

After 14 years of the same leadership it’s time for change

Sonia understands the diverse needs of Wyoming and Grandville and is ready to bring fresh perspectives and new energy to the table. With a focus on transparency and accountability, she is committed to making Kent County a better place for all its residents.

Join Sonia in her mission to amplify the voices of everyday people

Sonia Riley, Committed Community Leader Driving Positive Change in Kent County

Image Description: Photo of Sonia Riley. Words: Vote 2024 “I believe that race should not determine our lifespan.” Sonia Riley, Kent County Commission Candidate, District 7. soniaforkentcounty.com

Sonia Riley is an everyday citizen who understands the importance of hard work and community. Her deep connection to Kent County comes from her hands-on involvement in local organizations, events, and initiatives. She believes that every voice matters and has made it her mission to ensure that the needs and concerns of all residents are heard.

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Race shouldn't determine your lifespan

Every contribution, big or small, makes a difference in our fight to ensure all people in Kent County can thrive.

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Focusing on the local issues

Wyoming, Grandville, and Kent County, Michigan

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economic development

Our community has a lot of potential, but we need more jobs and better support for local businesses. By helping small businesses and creating more job opportunities, we can build a stronger, more prosperous economy for everyone.

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Infrastructure & Transportation

Kent County’s roads and public transportation need upgrades to meet the needs of our growing population. Investing in better roads and expanding public transit will make transportation safer and more efficient for all residents.

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Affordable housing

The high cost of housing makes it hard for many people to find an affordable place to live. By creating more affordable housing options and offering support, we can ensure everyone in our community has a place to call home.

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Health and Human Services

Access to quality healthcare and mental health services is a significant issue for many in our community. Expanding healthcare services and supporting mental health programs will lead to a healthier and happier Kent County.