Harrisonburg elections · Candidate listing
Sal T. Romero Jr.
Harrisonburg City Council (vote for not more than two)
Independent
Election day:
Background
Romero grew up and was educated in Harrisonburg, where he worked as an educator and small-business owner. He served on City Council from 2018 to 2022, including as vice mayor, and has served as chief of staff for Harrisonburg City Schools.
Sources: WHSV, Daily News-Record, Rocktown Now
What the candidate has said
Statements are attributed to the linked sources.
Affordability
Affordability and opportunity: Romero said he wants to make the city more affordable, create more opportunities for residents to succeed, and make City Hall work for everyone who lives in Harrisonburg.
WHSV, “Meet the candidates: Harrisonburg City Council” (2026 election)Public involvement
Community involvement: Romero said the city should involve residents early in planning new projects and ideas so neighbors can understand potential effects and have a role in the process.
WHSV, “Meet the candidates: Harrisonburg City Council” (2026 election)
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