Langley Advance Times readers have repeatedly told us how much they value this important, straight-forward reference guide that helps orient them with the range of choices on the ballots – both at the council and school board levels.
We hope it is helpful for you.
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Towards that end, we have attempted to make this package available (along with the following instructions) to each of the candidates in a timely fashion ahead of the Oct. 15 election.
Please read carefully before you start to fill this out.
To help voters in Langley make their choices on election day, the Langley Advance Times is asking local candidates 10 issue-based questions.
You must provide a ‘yes,’ a ‘no,’ or a ‘don’t know’ (Y, N, D) response to EACH of these questions.
Each question MUST be answered with yes (Y), no (N), or Don’t Know (D). This will be published in a grid in the Oct. 6 edition. Any questions not answered will be LEFT BLANK.
Candidates may also expand on ANY OR ALL of these questions (to a maximum of 200 words each). Please note any responses longer than that will be cut off at the 201-word mark.
Due to space limitations, we can only guarantee to run one of these answers in the Langley Advance Times print edition ahead of the election. You must CLEARLY indicate which expanded answer you want to see published in print. If you do not specify, we will choose. Any and all expanded answers provided will be published online at www.langleyadvancetimes.com.
Click their names below to see any long-form answers they may have offered to the presented questions.
TOWNSHIP MAYORALTY CANDIDATES:
• IN THE LANGLEY TOWNSHIP MAYORALTY RACE: Rich Coleman
• IN THE LANGLEY TOWNSHIP MAYORALTY RACE: Michelle Sparrow
•IN THE LANGLEY TOWNSHIP MAYORALTY RACE: Blair Whitmarsh
•IN THE LANGLEY TOWNSHIP MAYORALTY RACE: Eric Woodward
TOWNSHIP COUNCILLOR CANDIDATES:
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