Linsey Grove Secures Multiple National and Statewide Endorsements for St. Petersburg City Council District 6

St. Petersburg, FL – Linsey Grove, a dedicated public health professional and small business owner, has been endorsed by two national organizations, Common Good and Run for Something, and a statewide organization, The Florida NOW PAC, in her campaign for St. Petersburg City Council District 6.

About Linsey Grove
Linsey Grove is a seasoned civic leader with over 15 years of experience working in St. Petersburg. As the co-owner of The Hypatia Collaborative, a network of small businesses providing back-office support to nonprofits, Linsey has demonstrated her commitment to community development and social justice. Her background in community health work, entrepreneurship, and leadership roles in various organizations, including serving as president of the local League of Women Voters chapter, has prepared her to tackle the complex issues facing District 6.

Linsey’s passion for creating positive change in her community is evident in her campaign platform, which focuses on urban planning and smart growth, increasing affordable housing options, and neighborhood revitalization. As Linsey states, “I believe that we can grow our city while preserving the neighborhoods, culture, and businesses that make St. Pete desirable to live in.” She also emphasizes that “affordable housing is an issue that the vast majority of voters care about, and we need to not only build more affordable housing but also update and repair current housing stock to stop displacement.”

National and Statewide Endorsements
The endorsements from Common Good and Run for Something are a testament to Linsey’s dedication to progressive values and her potential to be an effective leader on the City Council. Common Good is a national organization that works to reform the way our democracy functions by promoting a more inclusive and equitable society. Run for Something is a national organization that recruits and supports young, progressive candidates running for down-ballot offices. Florida NOW PAC is a statewide chapter of the National Organization for Women that supports candidates who support equal rights of all women, girls, and nonbinary people.

These endorsements are significant because they demonstrate that Linsey’s campaign has resonated with organizations that prioritize progressive values and community-driven leadership. As Linsey Grove’s campaign continues to gain momentum, these endorsements will help amplify her message and bring attention to the critical issues facing District 6.

Clear Choice for Voters
In a field of candidates that includes Terri Balliet, a CEO of a Hillsborough County nonprofit, and Jameka Williams, Linsey Grove stands out as a committed and experienced leader who has dedicated herself to serving the St. Petersburg community for over 15 years. Voters in District 6 deserve a representative who understands the community’s needs and has a proven track record of working towards positive change.

The stakes in this election are clear: the next City Council member will play a crucial role in shaping the future of St. Petersburg. With her experience, passion, and commitment to progressive values, Linsey Grove is the clear choice for voters in District 6.