Experienced Leadership. Thoughtful Decisions.

A VOICE YOU CAN TRUST.

I believe experience matters. My years in public service have taught me that good leadership starts with listening, asking thoughtful questions, and working together, even when we don't always agree.

-Supna Jain

For the past 16 years, Naperville has been home to my family. As a mom, educator at North Central College, and public servant, I've seen firsthand how much strong schools, safe neighborhoods, and a connected community matter to our families.

I've had the privilege of serving on the District 204 School Board and now on Naperville City Council, helping navigate difficult decisions, bring people together, and move important initiatives forward.

I believe experience matters, especially as we consider the important decisions that will shape Naperville's future. My years in public service have taught me that good leadership starts with listening, asking thoughtful questions, and working together, even when we don't always agree.

I'm running for City Council in April 2027 because I believe there's more work to do. I want to continue protecting what makes Naperville exceptional while planning thoughtfully for our future.

I'd be honored to earn your support and continue serving the community we call home.

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  • Naperville is a wonderful place to call home, and I want to keep it that way. I'll continue prioritizing public safety, reliable city services, and strong neighborhoods, while protecting the quality of life our residents value.

  • What makes Naperville special is its people.

    I want to continue building a community where residents feel welcome, connected, and heard.

    That means listening to different perspectives and making sure residents have opportunities to be part of the conversations that affect them.

  • The decisions we make today will impact Naperville for years to come. I'll continue focusing on responsible development, fiscal responsibility, infrastructure, and our energy future, while exploring housing opportunities for young professionals, families, and seniors.

I’ve always believed that strong communities are built by people who care and get involved. Whether you can knock on doors, host a neighborhood gathering, put up a yard sign, make a contribution, or simply share our message, your support makes a difference.