Endorsements

Gabriela Biro

OPSB District 2 Board Member 

"I proudly endorse Bob Murrell for City Councilman in District A because of his unwavering character and vision for our community. Bob is a leader who uplifts those around him, always working to strengthen our shared future.

We met through the New Orleans DSA, where he has been instrumental in fostering civic knowledge around electoral action and parliamentary procedures. His dedication goes beyond policy, he genuinely supports those around him. Bob graciously shared his expertise with me when I was running as a candidate, and even went so far as to babysit my child while I knocked on doors.

This race isn’t about personal ambition for Bob, it’s about proving that our community deserves better than the status quo. As a devoted husband, father, and lifelong New Orleanian, I trust him to bring meaningful change for everyday families like mine."

Pearl Ricks

Reproductive Justice Champion 

"I am endorsing Bob Murrell because his commitment to community safety, justice, and change is evident in his actions. Bob has been supportive of issues at the core of New Orleans' needs, issues close to my heart, and has worked long hours towards justice, dignity, and privacy for people across the city. 

I look forward to supporting his run for New Orleans City Council District A and am excited to see what is possible with Bob at the helm. Bob Murrell seeks to protect true safety, dignity, and opportunity for the people of New Orleans. I endorse Bob Murrell for New Orleans City Council, District A."

Devin Davis

"I’m proud to endorse my friend Bob Murrell for New Orleans City Council District A.

Bob is a dedicated public servant who leads with compassion, integrity, and a deep commitment to equity and sustainability.

I trust his vision for a more just, accessible, and thriving New Orleans for all of us."

New Orleans DSA

Run For Something

"Run for Something is proud to endorse Bob Murrell for New Orleans City Council, District A! Bob will focus on lowering the cost of living for New Orleans residents and uplifting the 22% of the population that lives in poverty."