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Lower everyday costs
Fight for practical relief on taxes, fees, and utility costs, with affordability at the center of city decisions.
A doctor’s heart.
A servant’s purpose.
Keeping Danville moving forward, with lower costs, safer neighborhoods, and opportunity that reaches everyone.
Public service began
in an exam room.
After Dan River Mills closed, a longtime mill worker sat in Gary’s office afraid he would never find another job.
Gary could treat his heart disease. He couldn’t write a prescription for a new opportunity. That experience helped lead him to City Council, and it still shapes his commitment to people who feel left behind.
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A comeback city for all of us.
Growth matters when it makes everyday life better for the people who call Danville home.
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Housing people can afford
Expand housing options, strengthen tenant protections, and improve resources for neighbors facing homelessness.
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Safer streets and neighborhoods
Prioritize sidewalks, accessible routes, safer crossings, and the resources our police and firefighters need.
04
Good-paying jobs
Connect economic growth with workforce training and career pathways that help Danville residents share in new opportunities.
05
Strong public schools
Support schools, teachers, career and technical education, and the programs that help young people discover their strengths.
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Respect for our retirees
Support a yearly cost-of-living allowance for retired city employees that keeps pace with inflation.
More than sidewalks
Everyone deserves
a safe way home.
Gary’s work on pedestrian safety brings attention to the people who walk to jobs, school, shops, and bus stops. Safe streets and accessible sidewalks are part of a city that works for everyone.
Our approach to safer streets“Our city has made real progress, but we must make sure that progress reaches everyone.”
Dr. Gary Miller
Make a plan to vote.
Vote early
September 18–October 31, 2026
Danville Registrar’s Office
530 Main Street, Suite 100
Vote on Election Day
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Polls open 6 a.m.–7 p.m.
Vote at your assigned polling place.