Re-elect Mayor Johnson!
Kamal for the City of Hudson.
Mayor Kamal Johnson was elected to serve as the Mayor of Hudson, NY in 2019. He made history as the first black Mayor of Hudson, NY and at 34 years old, the youngest.
Upon entering office, he was immediately faced with the issues posed by COVID-19. Partnering to create the Shared Streets program, Hudson Safe, WiFi hotspots, and more, Mayor Kamal has helped the city get on top of one of the hardest years on record.
Now is the time to make sure he is re-elected!
ALL HANDS ON DECK! #AHOD
More about the historic election of 2019, Kamal Johnson Makes History, at Hudson Valley 360.
Sarah Trafton/Columbia-Greene Media “Mayor Kamal Johnson addresses his constituents after taking his oath of office at Hudson Hall on New Year’s Day.”
2021 Election Dates:
Tuesday, June 22nd, 2021: Primary Election -- polls open 6am-9pm
early voting Jun 12 - Jun 20
Tuesday, Nov 2nd, 2021: General Election -- polls open 6am-9pm
early voting Oct 23 - Oct 31
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Canvassing, making calls, helping residents with their voting plan, and amplifying through your social media are just some of the many ways to help in this upcoming election. Click below to fill out the volunteer form and get involved!
ALL HANDS ON DECK #AHOD
Read the Mayor’s full 2020 Year in Review here!
TRUCK ROUTE SURVEY RESULTS
The results are in and the people have spoken! Read the results of our Truck Route Traffic Study here, and learn more about the Truck Study with MJ Engineering & Land Surveying, P.C.
HUDSON CONNECTS IMPROVING INTERSECTIONS
The Hudson Connects project team collaborated with local artist Kirby Crone to construct two temporary installations to show how our streets could be made safer and promote more connectivity among our residents. Check out the temporary installations: one at Warren & Front Street, the other at State & 2nd Street. Read more here!
CELEBRATING SHARED STREETS
Our Shared Streets initiative was a success in 2020. While it officially ended on November 1st, 2020, we’ll see if there’s reason to bring it back in the spring. Shared Streets opened Warren Street to residents and visitors in new ways, curbing traffic and helping businesses to adjust and adapt amidst the pandemic. The program was an overwhelming success—a testament to the commitment and resilience of Hudson business owners, residents, and city employees who kept our spirits up.
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