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Winston-Salem Mayor · 2028

Quamekia “Que” Shavers

A city that works for every neighborhood, every family, every generation. Que is running for Mayor of Winston-Salem to build a safer, more affordable, and more honest city hall.

The Vision

A Winston-Salem That Works for Everyone

Que's platform is built from conversations with residents in every ward — from Ardmore to Konnoak Hills to the East Side.

Public Safety, Reimagined

Fully staffed police and fire departments paired with community violence-interruption programs, faster 911 response times, and real accountability.

Affordable Housing for All

Expand affordable housing stock, crack down on predatory landlords, and protect long-time residents from displacement as the city grows.

Good Jobs, Local Growth

Bring living-wage jobs to every part of Winston-Salem, support small businesses on the east side, and hold big employers accountable to the community.

Schools & Youth Investment

After-school programs, summer jobs for teens, and real partnership between the city and Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools.

Roads, Transit & Infrastructure

Fix our streets, expand reliable public transit, and make sure every neighborhood — not just downtown — gets the infrastructure it deserves.

Honest, Transparent City Hall

Open budgets, accessible city council meetings, and a mayor who answers to residents, not special interests.

About Que

A Lifelong Winston-Salem Resident

Quamekia "Que" Shavers was raised in Winston-Salem and has spent her career working alongside neighbors, small business owners, and city leaders to make this city stronger. She believes city hall should be judged by how well it serves the neighborhoods that need it most.

As Mayor, Que will bring a collaborative, transparent, and results-driven approach to City Hall — one focused on safety, opportunity, and dignity for every resident of Winston-Salem.

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Quamekia Shavers

Candidate for Mayor, Winston-Salem — 2028

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Knock doors, make calls, host a house party, or just stay in the loop — every bit of help moves us closer to a stronger Winston-Salem.