Malika Harrison (Apopka City Council Seat 4, Florida, candidate 2026)
Malika Harrison ran for election to the Apopka City Council Seat 4 in Florida. Harrison was on the ballot in the general election on March 10, 2026.
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Biography
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Elections
General election
General election for Apopka City Council Seat 4
Yesenia Jesi Baron (Nonpartisan) and Malika Harrison (Nonpartisan) ran in the general election for Apopka City Council Seat 4 on March 10, 2026.
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| Malika Harrison (Nonpartisan) | ||
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Campaign website
Harrison's campaign website stated the following:
Malika’s Priorities For A Better, Brighter Apopka
“We are at a pivotal moment in determining the trajectory of our City. The profound issues we face –sprawling growth, underutilized resources, need for greater transparency – and who we elect to lead will literally shape the City of Apopka for generations to come. I have a bold vision, notable experience, innovative ideas, financial acumen, and dedication to serve. It will be a privilege to represent the residents of Apopka on our City Council. Together, we can make our City a better place to live, work and play — for now and the future.” - Malika Harrison
Quality of Life
- Ensure the affordability of basic needs, advocate for decreased utility rates, and enhance public safety through essential services
- Collaborate with Orange County and local entities for wraparound social services to support vulnerable community member
Community Engagement
- Foster community involvement through Advisory Boards, Town Halls and citizen feedback surveys
- Offer a variety of enrichment and leisure programs for youth, families and senior citizens
Transparency and Governance
- Demand civility and responsive, courageous leadership to rebuild trust at City Hall
- Develop a standard of operational excellence for good governance and fiscal accountability
Infrastructure Improvements
- Prioritize repairs and modernize aged sewer, stormwater and waste management systems
- Evaluate the integrity, safety and accessibility of public roadways, sidewalks and other amenities
“Smart” Sustainable Development
- Advocate for a moratorium on new development and assess existing development to determine a long-term growth strategy
- Mandate a resident first, revenue second approach by holding developers accountable for compatible integration of new projects
Economic Development
- Promote local businesses and provide support through grants, partnerships and incentives, including through the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA)
- Devise a comprehensive plan to revitalize the Main Street/City Center as a vibrant, pedestrian-friendly area with welcoming storefronts, cafes, shopping, and creative spaces to keep spending local and attract visitors
— Malika Harrison's campaign website (March 10, 2026)
See also
2026 Elections
External links
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Candidate Apopka City Council Seat 4 |
Footnotes
- ↑ "Call with Apopka Clerk," January 23, 2026
