Nicole Bolden - Revision history

Chronically Dave at 15:55, 4 March 2025

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	[[File:Nicole bolden IMG 4790.jpeg\|alt=This is a photograph of a Black woman named Nicole Bolden at a lectern speaking into a microphone.\|thumb\|Nicole Bolden addressing the Bloomington city council in August 2023]]		[[File:Nicole bolden IMG 4790.jpeg\|alt=This is a photograph of a Black woman named Nicole Bolden at a lectern speaking into a microphone.\|thumb\|Nicole Bolden addressing the Bloomington city council in August 2023]]
	As of mid-year 2023, Nicole Bolden ~~(b. 1973)~~ is Bloomington's elected city clerk, a position that has a four-year term and is on the same [[Local Election Cycles\|election cycle]] as the city council and mayor.		As of mid-year 2023, Nicole Bolden is Bloomington's elected city clerk, a position that has a four-year term and is on the same [[Local Election Cycles\|election cycle]] as the city council and mayor.

	In 2015, Bolden became the first Black woman elected to a citywide office in Bloomington. She was unopposed in the 2015 primary, unopposed in the 2015 general, unopposed in the 2019 primary, unopposed in the 2019 general and unopposed in the 2023 primary. Bolden is a Democrat.		In 2015, Bolden became the first Black woman elected to a citywide office in Bloomington. She was unopposed in the 2015 primary, unopposed in the 2015 general, unopposed in the 2019 primary, unopposed in the 2019 general and unopposed in the 2023 primary. Bolden is a Democrat.
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	Bolden has served as party secretary for the Monroe County Democratic Party and has served on the Democratic Women’s Caucus steering committee.		Bolden has served as party secretary for the Monroe County Democratic Party and has served on the Democratic Women’s Caucus steering committee.

	Bolden has two children~~, Taegan and Zora~~. She is the daughter of Monroe County circuit court Judge Valeri Haughton and Frank Motley, who retired as assistant dean of the Indiana University School of Law in 2015.		Bolden has two children. She is the daughter of Monroe County circuit court Judge Valeri Haughton and Frank Motley, who retired as assistant dean of the Indiana University School of Law in 2015.

	'''Timeline: Nicole Bolden'''		'''Timeline: Nicole Bolden'''

Chronically Dave at 15:36, 4 March 2025

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	* '''2019-11-05''' ''Nicole Bolden wins election to a four-year term as Bloomington city clerk.'' Bolden was unopposed on the ballot		* '''2019-11-05''' ''Nicole Bolden wins election to a four-year term as Bloomington city clerk.'' Bolden was unopposed on the ballot
	* '''2019-05-07''' ''Nicole Bolden wins Democratic Party municipal primary for city clerk.'' Bolden is unopposed on the ballot.		* '''2019-05-07''' ''Nicole Bolden wins Democratic Party municipal primary for city clerk.'' Bolden is unopposed on the ballot.
	* '''2019''' ''Nicole Bolden serves as co-chair of John Hamilton's mayor election campaign.''
	* '''2019''' ''Nicole Bolden earns JD from Indiana University Maurer School of Law.''		* '''2019''' ''Nicole Bolden earns JD from Indiana University Maurer School of Law.''
	* '''2015-11-03''' ''Nicole Bolden wins election to a four-year term as Bloomington city clerk.'' Bolden was unopposed on the ballot		* '''2015-11-03''' ''Nicole Bolden wins election to a four-year term as Bloomington city clerk.'' Bolden was unopposed on the ballot

Chronically Dave at 15:37, 5 February 2024

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	[[File:Nicole bolden IMG 4790.jpeg\|alt=This is a photograph of a Black woman named Nicole Bolden at a lectern speaking into a microphone.\|thumb\|Nicole Bolden addressing the Bloomington city council in August 2023]]		[[File:Nicole bolden IMG 4790.jpeg\|alt=This is a photograph of a Black woman named Nicole Bolden at a lectern speaking into a microphone.\|thumb\|Nicole Bolden addressing the Bloomington city council in August 2023]]
	As of mid-year 2023, Nicole Bolden (b. 1973) is Bloomington's elected city clerk, a position that has a four-year term and is on the same election cycle as the city council and mayor.		As of mid-year 2023, Nicole Bolden (b. 1973) is Bloomington's elected city clerk, a position that has a four-year term and is on the same [[Local Election Cycles\|election cycle]] as the city council and mayor.

	In 2015, Bolden became the first Black woman elected to a citywide office in Bloomington. She was unopposed in the 2015 primary, unopposed in the 2015 general, unopposed in the 2019 primary, unopposed in the 2019 general and unopposed in the 2023 primary. Bolden is a Democrat.		In 2015, Bolden became the first Black woman elected to a citywide office in Bloomington. She was unopposed in the 2015 primary, unopposed in the 2015 general, unopposed in the 2019 primary, unopposed in the 2019 general and unopposed in the 2023 primary. Bolden is a Democrat.

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	* '''2009''' ''Nicole Bolden is hired as a hearing officer in the city clerk's office..''		* '''2009''' ''Nicole Bolden is hired as a hearing officer in the city clerk's office..''
	* '''2005''' ''Nicole Bolden earns a bachelor’s degree from Indiana University.''		* '''2005''' ''Nicole Bolden earns a bachelor’s degree from Indiana University.''
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Chronically Dave at 20:31, 4 February 2024

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			[[File:Nicole bolden IMG 4790.jpeg\|alt=This is a photograph of a Black woman named Nicole Bolden at a lectern speaking into a microphone.\|thumb\|Nicole Bolden addressing the Bloomington city council in August 2023]]
	As of mid-year 2023, Nicole Bolden (b. 1973) is Bloomington's elected city clerk, a position that has a four-year term and is on the same election cycle as the city council and mayor.		As of mid-year 2023, Nicole Bolden (b. 1973) is Bloomington's elected city clerk, a position that has a four-year term and is on the same election cycle as the city council and mayor.

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	'''Timeline: Nicole Bolden'''		'''Timeline: Nicole Bolden'''

	'''2023-11-07''' ''Nicole Bolden wins election as clerk of the city of Bloomington.''		* '''2023-11-07''' ''Nicole Bolden wins election as clerk of the city of Bloomington.'' Bolden is upposed on the ballot.
			* '''2023-05-02''' ''Nicole Bolden wins Democratic Party municipal primary for city clerk.'' Bolden is unopposed on the ballot.
	Bolden is upposed on the ballot.		* '''2019-11-05''' ''Nicole Bolden wins election to a four-year term as Bloomington city clerk.'' Bolden was unopposed on the ballot
			* '''2019-05-07''' ''Nicole Bolden wins Democratic Party municipal primary for city clerk.'' Bolden is unopposed on the ballot.
	'''2023-05-02''' ''Nicole Bolden wins Democratic Party municipal primary for city clerk.''		* '''2019''' ''Nicole Bolden serves as co-chair of John Hamilton's mayor election campaign.''
			* '''2019''' ''Nicole Bolden earns JD from Indiana University Maurer School of Law.''
	Bolden is unopposed on the ballot.		* '''2015-11-03''' ''Nicole Bolden wins election to a four-year term as Bloomington city clerk.'' Bolden was unopposed on the ballot
			* '''2015-05-05''' ''Nicole Bolden wins Democratic Party municipal primary for city clerk.'' Bolden is unopposed on the ballot.
	'''2019-11-05''' ''Nicole Bolden wins election to a four-year term as Bloomington city clerk.''		* '''2010''' ''Nicole Bolden is hired as deputy city clerk.''
			* '''2009''' ''Nicole Bolden is hired as a hearing officer in the city clerk's office..''
	Bolden was unopposed on the ballot		* '''2005''' ''Nicole Bolden earns a bachelor’s degree from Indiana University.''

	'''2019-05-07''' ''Nicole Bolden wins Democratic Party municipal primary for city clerk.''

	Bolden is unopposed on the ballot.

	'''2019''' ''Nicole Bolden serves as co-chair of John Hamilton's mayor election campaign.''

	'''2019''' ''Nicole Bolden earns JD from Indiana University Maurer School of Law.''

	'''2015-11-03''' ''Nicole Bolden wins election to a four-year term as Bloomington city clerk.''

	Bolden was unopposed on the ballot

	'''2015-05-05''' ''Nicole Bolden wins Democratic Party municipal primary for city clerk.''

	Bolden is unopposed on the ballot.

	'''2010''' ''Nicole Bolden is hired as deputy city clerk.''

	'''2009''' ''Nicole Bolden is hired as a hearing officer in the city clerk's office..''

	'''2005''' ''Nicole Bolden earns a bachelor’s degree from Indiana University.''

Chronically Dave at 20:26, 4 February 2024

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	As of mid-year 2023, Nicole Bolden (b. 1973) is Bloomington's elected city clerk, a position that has a four-year term and is on the same election cycle as the city council and mayor.		As of mid-year 2023, Nicole Bolden (b. 1973) is Bloomington's elected city clerk, a position that has a four-year term and is on the same election cycle as the city council and mayor.

	~~Nicole Bolden in June 2023 addressing the community response justice committee (CJRC).~~

	In 2015, Bolden became the first Black woman elected to a citywide office in Bloomington. She was unopposed in the 2015 primary, unopposed in the 2015 general, unopposed in the 2019 primary, unopposed in the 2019 general and unopposed in the 2023 primary. Bolden is a Democrat.		In 2015, Bolden became the first Black woman elected to a citywide office in Bloomington. She was unopposed in the 2015 primary, unopposed in the 2015 general, unopposed in the 2019 primary, unopposed in the 2019 general and unopposed in the 2023 primary. Bolden is a Democrat.
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	'''Timeline: Nicole Bolden'''		'''Timeline: Nicole Bolden'''

			'''2023-11-07''' ''Nicole Bolden wins election as clerk of the city of Bloomington.''

			Bolden is upposed on the ballot.

	'''2023-05-02''' ''Nicole Bolden wins Democratic Party municipal primary for city clerk.''		'''2023-05-02''' ''Nicole Bolden wins Democratic Party municipal primary for city clerk.''

Chronically Dave at 20:23, 4 February 2024

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		As of mid-year 2023, Nicole Bolden (b. 1973) is Bloomington's elected city clerk, a position that has a four-year term and is on the same election cycle as the city council and mayor.

		Nicole Bolden in June 2023 addressing the community response justice committee (CJRC).

		In 2015, Bolden became the first Black woman elected to a citywide office in Bloomington. She was unopposed in the 2015 primary, unopposed in the 2015 general, unopposed in the 2019 primary, unopposed in the 2019 general and unopposed in the 2023 primary. Bolden is a Democrat.

		The city clerk maintains the municipal code and official records of the city council, posts public notices, certifies council minutes, processes boards and commissions openings, hears parking ticket appeals, serves as a satellite voter registration office, and performs weddings and civil ceremonies, among other duties.

		With Don Griffin, Bolden is co-founder of the Monroe County Black Democratic Caucus. Bolden has served on the board of the Foundation of Monroe County Community Schools, and on the board board of Pinnacle School.

		Bolden has served as party secretary for the Monroe County Democratic Party and has served on the Democratic Women’s Caucus steering committee.

		Bolden has two children, Taegan and Zora. She is the daughter of Monroe County circuit court Judge Valeri Haughton and Frank Motley, who retired as assistant dean of the Indiana University School of Law in 2015.

		'''Timeline: Nicole Bolden'''

		'''2023-05-02''' ''Nicole Bolden wins Democratic Party municipal primary for city clerk.''

		Bolden is unopposed on the ballot.

		'''2019-11-05''' ''Nicole Bolden wins election to a four-year term as Bloomington city clerk.''

		Bolden was unopposed on the ballot

		'''2019-05-07''' ''Nicole Bolden wins Democratic Party municipal primary for city clerk.''

		Bolden is unopposed on the ballot.

		'''2019''' ''Nicole Bolden serves as co-chair of John Hamilton's mayor election campaign.''

		'''2019''' ''Nicole Bolden earns JD from Indiana University Maurer School of Law.''

		'''2015-11-03''' ''Nicole Bolden wins election to a four-year term as Bloomington city clerk.''

		Bolden was unopposed on the ballot

		'''2015-05-05''' ''Nicole Bolden wins Democratic Party municipal primary for city clerk.''

		Bolden is unopposed on the ballot.

		'''2010''' ''Nicole Bolden is hired as deputy city clerk.''

		'''2009''' ''Nicole Bolden is hired as a hearing officer in the city clerk's office..''

		'''2005''' ''Nicole Bolden earns a bachelor’s degree from Indiana University.''

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	* 1980

	~~{{City Clerk}}~~

Chronically Dave at 05:45, 1 February 2024

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	* 1980		* 1980

			{{City Clerk}}

Chronically Dave at 04:59, 1 February 2024

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	[[File:nicole bolden IMG_4790.jpeg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Nicole Bolden]]		[[File:nicole bolden IMG_4790.jpeg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Nicole Bolden]]

			* 1980