Re-Elect Dr. Nina Ahmad Philadelphia City Council At-Large
Scientist, Mother, Advocate, Immigrant, Councilmember
Three priorities. One clear record of results.
Nina's work is guided by a simple promise: listen to people, follow the evidence, and deliver results that make life better in every neighborhood.
Health, Safety, and Family Well-Being
Protecting families, supporting survivors, improving maternal and infant health, and treating public safety as public health.
- $100,000 for Once Upon A Preemie maternal and infant care training.
- $500,000 for GPHA’s new Nicetown-East Tioga health center.
- $500,000 for a citywide Human Trafficking Prevention and Awareness Campaign.
- Workplace protections for menstruation, perimenopause, menopause, and trafficking survivors.
Clean Air, Food Justice, and Strong Neighborhoods
Reliable infrastructure, fresh food access, safer schools, sacred community spaces, good jobs, and clean air that reaches every neighborhood.
- $150,000 for Masjidullah renovations and community service.
- EV charger reliability legislation signed into law.
- School funding secured without an unfair flat rideshare tax.
Equity, Democracy, Accountable Government
A government that listens, opens doors, widens civic participation, and delivers for people too often left out.
- Bill #250774 adds voter registration information to renter move-in materials.
- EORC expanded to include Asian American and LGBT+ business voices.
- A permanent Child Welfare Commission advanced for voter consideration.
- Clearer U-Visa and T-Visa procedures for immigrant survivors.
A life of action and commitment
Nina came to America with nothing but determination. She earned her doctorate, built a business, raised a family, and never stopped fighting for those who needed a voice.
Currently serving as a sitting Councilmember At-Large
Molecular biologist and small business owner
Former President of PA Now and Deputy Mayor
Advised President Obama on Asian Americanand Pacific Islander issues
Built on sacrifice and service
At eleven, Nina witnessed the birth of a nation and the cost of freedom. That memory shaped everything she would become - a scientist, a leader, a fighter for those left behind.
Earned Ph.D. in Chemistry
Built businesses and created jobs
Led as Deputy Mayor for Public Engagement
Voting & Election Day
November 2, 2027 - General Election