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One month from today, my little adopted hometown of Lamar has another election. There is a competitive mayoral race, between a current Councilwoman and another resident. That should be an interesting race to watch. If the Councilwoman loses, she’ll maintain her seat on Council, as she is in the middle of her term and not facing re-election this election cycle. If she wins, it would trigger a special election—I think—to fill the vacancy. Either scenario is interesting, but either way she would remain on Council.
There are also two Council seats up, both with incumbents running—another Councilwoman and myself.
For the Council races, residents will be able to vote twice—once for each seat. Since there are no other filed candidates, it should be a fairly straightforward election.
That said, I lost my first run to a surprise write-in candidate (indeed, to the other Councilwoman running), so I don’t take anything for granted.
So, what is my approach this time?
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If you’re fighting an election, get yourself out and about and meet as many people as you can. A little palm greasing goes a long way! 🙂
Tom Penn has put up an article today (TCW) which may suit your tastes. Very music orientated. If you can, join us under the line. You’ll be most welcome! 🙂
https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/whatever-happened-to-musics-rebel-rousers/
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I’m all about glad-handing. Actually, I dislike it, but I like meeting people and talking to them genuinely.
Thanks for the suggestion! I’ll check it out.
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