Crystal Davis Weese (Mansfield City Council Ward 3, Ohio, candidate 2025)

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Crystal Davis Weese

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Candidate, Mansfield City Council Ward 3

Elections and appointments
Last election

November 4, 2025

Personal
Birthplace
Mansfield, Ohio
Religion
Christian
Profession
Educator
Contact

Crystal Davis Weese (Democratic Party) ran for election to the Mansfield City Council Ward 3 in Ohio. She was on the ballot in the general election on November 4, 2025.[source]

Weese completed Ballotpedia's Candidate Connection survey in 2025. Click here to read the survey answers.

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Biography

Crystal Davis Weese provided the following biographical information via Ballotpedia's Candidate Connection survey on October 20, 2025:

  • Birth date: January 19, 1971
  • Birth place: Mansfield, Ohio
  • High school: Madison Comprehensive High School
  • Associate: Mt Vernon Nazarene
  • Gender: Female
  • Religion: Christian
  • Profession: Educator
  • Incumbent officeholder: No
  • Campaign slogan: Your Voice, Your Ward, Your Future

Elections

General election

General election for Mansfield City Council Ward 3

Crystal Davis Weese and Eleazer Akuchie ran in the general election for Mansfield City Council Ward 3 on November 4, 2025.


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Election results

Endorsements

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Campaign themes

Ballotpedia survey responses

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Candidate Connection

Crystal Davis Weese completed Ballotpedia's Candidate Connection survey in 2025. The survey questions appear in bold and are followed by Weese's responses. Candidates are asked three required questions for this survey, but they may answer additional optional questions as well.

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I am a wife, proud mother of three, educator, advocate volunteer and concerned community member. Who is running in this November’s elections to ensure that all community members of the 3rd Ward have a voice when decisions are being made in our city. I feel we have spent too much time on party lines and not enough time on lines of understanding the needs of our community. Or on lines of understanding our ability to make changes. My mission is not just mine; it belongs to every community member who believes their voice needs to be heard. And we should have council members willing to be thought leaders, listen, advise, respond, put in the work, and support realistic progression in our city. Not just get elected and read what’s in front of them on the night of the meeting.
  • Prioritizing community care, I am concerned about community safety, youth violence, and blighted properties. This ward includes schools, hospitals, small businesses, a large number of maturing community neighbors, along with youthful growing families that all need supportive care to flourish. So I want to identify all issues of safety by reviving a neighborhood watch group, creating space for 3rd Ward community members to share concerns, and creating community strategies for improvement that can be taken to city leaders for support that will drive progress. I want a efficient process of locating blighted property owners, identifying the factors, and impose ordinances when necessary. Support homeowners and future homeowners with education.
  • Unlocking community potential, I want to work with Unions, Schools, Transit and, the local Workforce leaders to create strategies to work together to bring economic progress to Mansfield. I would like to help the Unions gain more qualified workers through educational partnership support with local schools; To create educational plans that teach essential skills that can place job-ready individuals in prevailing wages positions right after training is completed. Additionally, I would like to utilize the support of workforce partners to assist with the needed tools and work attire to remove some of the barriers the newly skilled workers have. I also want to support the elevation of community education
  • Fostering collaboration and collective impact, I want to work across party lines, multi-generational lines, and Socioeconomic factors to make improvements that will support future generations here in Mansfield. Safety is an issue for all of us. And what we are currently seeing in city violence must be addressed, or it will negatively impact all of us. I will do this by coordinating (through neighborhood watch, local coalitions, schools, and unions) with constituents and people in leadership positions to make productive changes in our communities. Additionally, I would like to work with my local Council and Council members from other cities that have overcome youth violence, transit barriers, and improved educational alignment.
Codes and permits, i would like to take a look at the way city ordinances are set up and find out ways to amend what snot working for us and enforce what does
City Council members serve as the bridge between the public and the municipal government, voicing community concerns and advocating for residents’ needs, and being accessible to the people we serve.
My Father, because he was a man of integrity, who led with love and fidelity throughout his whole life. He taught me what it is to be a true servant leader.
Honesty, transparency, collaboration and task completion
1. Enacting local laws and ordinances, public safety measures that enhance the community’s quality of life.

2. Budget oversight and collaboration with city officials to allocate funds wisely. To ensure that taxpayer dollars are spent effectively on services, road maintenance, public parks, and emergency services.

3. Representing constituents and serving as the bridge between the public and the municipal government, voicing community concerns and advocating for residents’ needs, and being accessible to the people we serve.
One of integrity, as a woman who deeply cared for and loved her community. And supported ALL community member's progress.
Lazaraus I worked as a fine dress wear associate two years while i was in high school.
Working with difficult people by Muriel Solomon
Not having enough time, there is lots of work to be done, and a lot I plan to accomplish.
That the community has more power than they think they just have to actively and properly be apart of the process
Good communication, collaborative networks, marketing and a strong desire to learn.
Because it covers each area of the city, it allows the city officials Insite to provide support to the unique needs of each ward's residents
The Matriots

The Mid-Ohio Labor Council

Labors local 1216
All three of my children are college graduates, successful and great humans.

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