Haven't Voted Yet? Here's The LFP City Council Candidate Questionnaire

LFP Town Crier invited all LFP City Council candidates for the upcoming election to answer the following questions so that voters can compare each candidate's answers in a side-by-side format:

QUESTIONNAIRE ANSWER LINK

• Could you provide an elevator pitch for your platform and explain why you are running for council?
• If elected, what would be your priorities for city government spending?
• How would you balance the city’s unmet needs with being good stewards of taxpayer dollars?
• If elected, how do you plan to remain professional and
  productive even though your opinions/values may conflict with those held
  by other councilmembers?
• What sets you apart from other candidates and current councilmembers?
• What’s one issue or topic the council has discussed recently that’s piqued your interest, and how would you address it?
• What’s something happening in Lake Forest Park you don’t think is being addressed or talked about enough?
• How would you address it? What do you think the council should
  do to accommodate growth in Lake Forest Park while keeping it an
  affordable and attractive place to live for current residents?
• Do you think the city is doing a good job of engaging all its
  constituents, including those from traditionally underserved
  communities? If not, how would you change that?

QUESTIONNAIRE ANSWER LINK

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