At 1:30 p.m., a number of local and regional candidates had qualified for the upcoming primary election, according to elections supervisor Anita Reid. All of them had previously announced intent to seek election or reelection.
Ronald Smith, district 4 school board incumbent, qualified Tuesday morning.
Qualifying runs through Friday:
No qualifying surprises yet
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Anonymous
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04/26/10 at 11:55 AM
WORD IS THAT GEORGE BROWN WILL CHALLENGE DAVID KNIGHT FOR HOUSE 126 SEAT!
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George Brown
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04/27/10 at 01:13 PM
Who ever gave you the "WORD 12:55 did not nor do they know what they are talking about. I have said I would be running for re-election as commissioner for the 2nd district and that is what I intend to do and only that.
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Anonymous
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04/26/10 at 04:37 PM
PLEASE somebody step up, get on the council and change the city charter... This madness of 1 person with ultimate authority MUST GO !!!!!
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Geez Batman, Robin says
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04/26/10 at 06:49 PM
Why not you then. You are somebody!
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Anonymous
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04/27/10 at 07:10 AM
What part of the city charter do you disagree with?
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abbycadabby
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04/28/10 at 06:05 AM
The surprise comes on election day...bye bye incumbents
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Coalition to replace all incumbents
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04/28/10 at 10:09 AM
VTO!!!
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Anonymous
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04/28/10 at 05:18 PM
No J.S. , I won't answer your question... Nothing gets to city hall faster than you do. Even mail doesn't have a brown nose.
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abbycadabby
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04/29/10 at 06:23 AM
If no one is running against an incumbent the best way to send a no support message is simply not to vote for them..sends a great message
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