Official Biography
Eyon Biddle’s close ties to the 15th district began in childhood where he grew up in his family church, Rehoboth Miracle Temple COGIC. He first learned about community organizing at Rehoboth, participating in youth programs, developing mentoring projects and learning at the side of his parents Herman and Twyla Carnie and his grandmother, Evangelist Barbara Biddle.
Biddle is a proud graduate of Milwaukee Public Schools, attending Garden Homes Elementary, Hartford Avenue Elementary and Rufus King High School. He also attended Marquette University, where he majored in Psychology and met his wife, Corry Joe Biddle. He is the proud father of three beautiful children, Maya, Eyon, Jr. and Asha.
Biddle’s priorities have focused on bold tangible solutions for the literary of problems facing Milwaukee. He has been the lead sponsor of numerous legislative priorities from job creation and economic development initiatives, public transportation, public safety, and environmental protection of our public parks. As a County Supervisor, Eyon served as a full-time, accessible, honest representative for his community.
Prior to his service on the County Board, Supervisor Biddle was the executive political director for Service Employees International Union (SEIU), overseeing the legislative agenda for eight locals representing over 18,000 members. His experience includes working with legislators at all levels of government with the purpose of protecting and creating family supporting jobs.
Prior to joining SEIU, Eyon worked for two local nonprofit, service organizations – New Concept Self Development Center and Running Rebels Community Organization. Cultivating a passion for advocacy and public service, he spent his time at these agencies as a mentor/counselor helping young people realize their potential and become responsible young adults.
Furthering his commitment to community building and social and economic justice, Biddle serves on a number of Boards. He is the President of True Skool, Chair of the Coalition of Black Trade Unionists, an Executive Board Member for the Milwaukee Area Labor Council and a Board Member for Fair-Equality Wisconsin.
Biddle recognizes that status quo politics needs to come to an end and vows to bring courageous, bold, and progressive leadership to Milwaukee. He will continue to be a champion for everyday people, fighting vigilantly for equal rights, and economic/social justice. He believes in Milwaukee’s potential to be a great city and understands that we must eradicate poverty, and uplift the people in our communities to reach that mountaintop of greatness.
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Church Leaders In State Promote Vaccine
Religious groups urge people to get the shot for COVID-19, especially those left behind.
May 1st, 2021 by Erik Gunn
Top campaign aide to Chris Larson resigns amid criminal probe
Jan 28th, 2016 - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Wisconsin Working Families Party Endorses Larson for Milwaukee County Exec, Progressive Board & Council Slate
New progressive coalition releases first wave of Milwaukee county endorsements, pledges to aggressively support slate in run-up to Election Day
Jan 11th, 2016 by Wisconsin Working Families Party
Chairman Lipscomb Commends Abele on Uplift MKE Proposal
UpLift MKE Similar to Ready to Work Initiative Created by Lipscomb, Former Supervisor Eyon Biddle, Sr.
Sep 22nd, 2015 by County Board Chairman Theodore Lipscomb, Sr.
Supervisor’s claim sidetracks Park East development project
Oct 5th, 2014 - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - Dan Bice
Eyon Biddle’s Rescued Rental
The candidate for alderman lives in Triangle North neighborhood, on a block rescued by investor Yusuf Dahl.
Apr 22nd, 2014 by Michael Horne
Russell Stamper’s Century-Old Sherman Blvd. Home
The ever-busy county supervisor and aldermanic candidate also handles rental evictions on the side.
Apr 14th, 2014 by Michael Horne
Murphy Announces New Committee Assignments
The changes aren't radical but big winner is Ald. Kovac, who becomes chair of Finance and vice-chair of Steering and Rules.
Feb 12th, 2014 by Michael Horne
Supervisor Lipscomb Praises Passage of 2014 Ready-to-Work Investment
Legislation Provides $400,000 for Extension of “R2W” Program
Feb 7th, 2014 by County Board Chairman Theodore Lipscomb, Sr.
Betting on the Common Council
Haven't got your fix with the Super Bowl? Gamble with friends on who will be the next council president.
Feb 2nd, 2014 by Jeramey Jannene
All Black Everything
A new group aims to boost neighborhood businesses, health and self reliance
May 13th, 2013 by Brittney Adekola
County Supervisors, Others to Call for End to Poverty Wages for Janitors
Contract for cleaning county buildings spurs concerns that public dollars fund family-sustaining jobs
Dec 12th, 2012 by SEIU Local 1
The Rise of Chris Larson
Is he a young liberal heavyweight? Or a punching bag for Republicans?
Nov 27th, 2012 by Bruce Murphy
Hines for Mayor, Coggs for Life, Thomas for 34%, and More City Politics
Welcome to the seventh installment of Eyes on Milwaukee. This week the focus is all on City of Milwaukee elected officials following yesterday's election. I explore the likelihood that Willie Hines runs for Mayor, how the new Common Council will resemble the old Common Council, the wide disparity in vote totals between districts, Bob Donovan winning the war, the shocking number of votes Johnny Thomas got, and Spencer Coggs' new job.
Apr 4th, 2012 by Jeramey Jannene
Dimitrijevic, Buresh duke it out in 4th Supervisory District
Newcomer Bill Buresh vs. Sup. Marina Dimitrijevic. “He’s a fake Democrat,” she says. She’s in the “pocket of some special interest groups,” Buresh responds.
Feb 2nd, 2012 by Michael Horne
