If elected, Marsiglio said his biggest priority would be improving public safety.
Describing himself as a progressive liberal, he told IndyStar that Hogsett has not been committed enough to a progressive agenda, including social justice and infrastructure improvements. Marsiglio's biggest priority, if elected, he said, would be improving public safety.He said policing is important in the short term and said that he regularly works with the IMPD recruiting unit as the treasurer and social media officer for the non-profit.
"I am running as I’ve fought for change in our city, and frankly, I’m sick of having to fight the people I’ve voted for and felt were on my side while they were there to stroke their own egos," Marsiglio said.
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