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Mayors, Mayors, Mayors
Originally posted May 2, 20062 May
Who will be the next Mayor of San Jose. Don’t ask us — ask them:
Cindy Chavez
David Cortese
Michael Mulcahy
David Pandori
Chuck Reed
These candidates will be at the WGNA Mayoral Debate on Wednesday, May 10.
In addition to the random lawn sign slideshow in the left column, you can see the entire lawn sign collection or submit a picture of your own lawn sign. Comments welcome!
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4 Responses for "Mayors, Mayors, Mayors"
Before attending the WGNA Forum on Wednesday, may we suggest some research? The SJ Mercury ran this series over the weekend: “Who will lead the 10th-largest city?“
[...] The neighborhood association held its Mayoral Forum & Debate on Wednesday night, with an official attendance of 225 people; counting candidates and their support teams, there may have been more than 300. Moderator Kris Cunningham presided over a mostly-polite panel of politicos, and she served up questions collected and chosen by the WGNA Board of Directors. [...]
[...] We asked readers to send us pictures of their campaign lawn signs, and the first came from Robert Ortiz, but it definitely was not a picture of anyone’s front yard. On almost every commerical street corner in WG, you’ll find a Mulcahy sign towering way above the others, taped to a light pole or a marquee sign. [...]
[...] WGx’s links to the websites of the five major candidates [...]
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