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For People.
Not Politics.

Jennifer Sloan is a wife, mother, and small business owner who cares deeply about Angier. She believes in infrastructure that works, growth that’s purposeful, and leadership that truly listens. Her goal is to keep Angier strong while preserving the small-town character that makes it home.

Why She's Stepping Up

Jennifer Sloan is running for Town Commissioner-Ward 2 because she cares deeply about Angier and its future. She wants to help protect what makes the town special while preparing wisely for the growth ahead. She is not a politician and has no aspirations beyond serving this community. Her goal is to listen, learn, and make thoughtful decisions that keep Angier strong, welcoming, and true to its small-town character.

Platform

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photo credit: North Carolina Rural Water Association

Infrastructure that Works

Safe, reliable, and ready—our town’s infrastructure should work for everyone.

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photo credit: Triangle Business Journal

Growth that's Purposeful

Building wisely to keep Angier strong, and preserve what makes our town special.

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photo credit: Richard Barlow Photography

Leadership that Listens

Listening first, leading thoughtfully, and serving our town and its people.

Voting Information

  • The November 2025 municipal elections are Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025.

  • Polling places will be open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.

    • Any voter in line at their assigned polling place at 7:30 p.m. will be able to vote.

  • Register to vote here.

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In Angier, all voters participate in electing commissioners from every ward. Regardless of where you live in town, your ballot will include all commissioner seats up for election, not just the seat from your ward.

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