Kimberly Owens: Democratic Candidate for Charlotte City Council District 6

Meet Kimberly Owens, the Democratic candidate for Charlotte City Council District 6. The upcoming general election on Nov. 4 will see Owens facing off against Republican Krista Bokhari for the seat to represent south Charlotte.

Owens is a Charlotte local who has been practicing law in the city since 1994. With over 30 years of calling Charlotte home, Owens has deep roots in the community. Her commitment to public service includes chairing nonprofit boards for organizations like RAIN and the Havens. A mother of three children who all attended the Charlotte-Mecklenburg School System, Owens has a strong connection to the issues facing families in the area.

In this election, Owens is focused on key priorities such as accessible transit, public safety, and sustainability. This is her first time running for office, and her fresh perspective offers a new voice in local leadership. On a recent episode of Charlotte Talks with Mike Collins, Owens shared her vision for the city and discussed her thoughts on the importance of city transparency.

As the race heats up for the District 6 seat, it’s important to understand the candidates and their platforms. With the election just around the corner, voters have the opportunity to make an informed choice about who will best represent their interests on the Charlotte City Council. Stay tuned for more updates on this competitive race as we approach election day.