Rogers Makes History with Victory in Albuquerque City Council District 6 Runoff Election

In a historic victory, Nichole Rogers has been elected to the Albuquerque City Council for District 6, becoming the first African American woman to hold this position. With a final vote of 52.4% for Nichole, the campaign’s victory marked a significant moment in the city’s political landscape on Tuesday night.

“Tonight represents not just the culmination of a campaign, but the hopes and aspirations of District 6,” said Rogers. “We’ve worked tirelessly to bring our vision of a more inclusive, thriving community to the forefront, and I am grateful that our efforts have resonated with the voters.”

This victory is a testament to Rogers’ commitment to being a voice for positive change and addressing the real issues that affect the residents of District 6. Her campaign focused on listening to and understanding the needs of the community, advocating for a more inclusive and representative city leadership.

“The prospect of becoming the first African American woman on the Albuquerque City Council is both an honor and a profound responsibility. It symbolizes breaking barriers and represents a step forward towards greater diversity and representation in our city’s leadership,” said Rogers.

Rogers extended her deepest gratitude to the volunteers, supporters, and community members who shared in her vision and contributed to the success of her campaign.