I am 59 years old, divorced, and have lived in the City of Taylor for over 40 years of my life. In 1994 I moved from Taylor to Westland, and then moved to Canton Township in 1999 until 2011, when I then moved back to my "Taylor Roots" and am glad to be here, again. I am a proud Army mom and grandmother of 3 great kids, who mean the world to me. During elementary school I attended St. Alfred's and graduated from Taylor Center High School in 1984.
I graduated from Taylor Center HS with honors and attended some college. Since 1990 to present I have been employed at the U.S. Post Office as a Letter Carrier. Most recently I completed a Microsoft Excel course at WCCC. I have worked as a Poll Inspector for every local, state, and federal election since January 2023 (for a Special Election Primary) in the cities of Westland and Detroit and was a Poll Challenger in Canton, November 2024. For the past 2 years I have been involved in Election Integrity volunteer work. I am passionate about having fair and transparent elections here in Michigan.
In high school I was elected to Student Council and was also elected captain of the Varsity Pompon team. I would later come back to my High School and coach the JV Pompon team. Raising my young son, as a single mother, I was involved in the city of Westland Cub Scouts for 3 years, as Pack 867 Den Leader, Cubmaster, and Pack Committee Chair, respectively. During those years I also coached youth softball (with our team going to the championship), and was an assistant coach for the Canton Township Mariners youth baseball team (one season).
I was never much of a follower of politics. Before 2017, I only voted in Presidential Elections. That changed in 2017 when I began to see the great degree of conflict occurring in our nation's capital. Since November 2020, I have seen a great divide spreading among the citizens of our great USA. Additionally, our children are being targeted in unimaginable ways. What I saw, from my continued observation, was the destruction of our great USA happening very rapidly starting in January 2023: open borders, gender confusion, open sexuality. I have been a Republican Precinct Delegate for Precinct 5 in Taylor since January 2023. Since that time, I have volunteered for numerous Republican/traditional political candidates, knocked hundreds of doors, hand delivered over 1,000 flyers, made hundreds of phone calls, and more. I am determined to keep a more traditional (and less WOKE) agenda for the City of Taylor, if I am elected.
End indoctrination and gender confusion in our schools - There are 2 sexes, male and female, and no men in women's sports or bathrooms.
I promise to get residents active again. New Pickleball courts and an annual 5K run.
I support local businesses "Mom & Pop and franchises alike." When everyone is working, we all win.
Keep Taylor property taxes at bare minimum - When property taxes are low, homeowners AND renters enjoy the savings. Taylor's budget must be examined in order to cut down on any waste. Example: Leadership training, at a cost of $1,700.00 can be decreased.
Restore public safety - People should be able to go for a morning or evening walk without fear. Students should be able to attend class in the ABSOLUTE safest environment. Also, bullying will be closely monitored and addressed. 100% bully-free will be our schools' policy and rule.
Update Taylor Public Library - We need to add additional computers and printers. End the 14-digit I.D. passcode and 4-digit pin number requirement to use a computer. Kids need to access our library resources stress-free.
Transparency - Everyone says it, but I actually mean it: if elected as a City Councilwoman, you can ask me anything, and I will keep digging until I find you an answer. Feel free to CONTACT ME with any questions or concerns at GerskyForTaylor@gmail.com or Call/Text 734-788-6503.
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The August 5, 2025 Primary Election is over. The final/general election is Tuesday, November 4. The following will be on the ballot :
1. Mayor
2. Clerk
3. Treasurer
4. 7 City Council Members
* The Taylor Clerk's Office will be mailing out absentee ballots on September 25, 2025. Starting September 25, you can visit the Taylor City Clerk's Office located in City Hall to get an absentee ballot for yourself if you are not on the Permanent Absentee Voter List. Please consider getting on that permanent list so you can receive a ballot in mail for all of Taylor's elections. This makes voting more convenient. There are 4 drop box locations in Taylor or you can hand your ballot directly to the Clerk's Office.
* 9 days of early in-person voting will be at Taylor City Hall starting Saturday, October 25 and run every day during business hours up to and including Sunday, November 4. The official election will be held Tuesday November 4, at polling locations from 7am until 8pm.
* The official list of candidates on the ballot will be posted HERE on approximately September 5, 2025.
Endorsed by Mary Vaughan (Official Presidential Elector for Donald J Trump 2016)
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