Sioux Falls City Council Candidate Oppenheimer submits signatures for June 2nd Ballot
Sioux Falls, SD – February 18, 2026 – Today, James Oppenheimer, candidate for Sioux Falls City Council At-Large, announced that his campaign has successfully collected more than 290 signatures, comfortably surpassing the requirement to appear on the June 2, 2026 ballot.
“We are thrilled to have reached this important milestone,” said Oppenheimer. “Collecting signatures from so many neighbors reflects the enthusiasm and support behind a vision for a more inclusive, collaborative, and forward-looking Sioux Falls. This campaign is powered by everyday people who believe in positive, people-focused leadership.”
“I am truly humbled that so many people have taken the time to sign their names in support. I am ready to bring Positive, Efficient, Transparent, Servant Leadership to City Hall. Let me take care of things like the budget, snow removal, potholes, and city zoning so you do not have to worry about it and you can enjoy living in this great city,” Oppenheimer continued.
Oppenheimer brings a track record of community leadership and nonprofit experience to his campaign. As CEO of the Sioux Falls YMCA and former the Executive Director of the Sioux Falls Area Humane Society and Director of Business Operations at Dakota Alliance Soccer Club, Oppenheimer has led teams of more than 200 people, managed multi-million dollar budgets, and delivered programs serving thousands of children and families each year.
Oppenheimer’s campaign is focused on building a city where families can thrive, with three key priorities:
- Sensible and Balanced Growth – Planning for the future of Sioux Falls in a way that helps families succeed, welcoming growth while protecting what makes our city strong.
- Public Safety – Supporting our first responders and ensuring safe neighborhoods across the city.
- Maintaining and Improving Roads – Investing in infrastructure that keeps Sioux Falls moving and makes daily life easier for families.
For more information, visit www.JamesForSiouxFalls.com.