In yesterday’s poll, about 90 percent of you thought Robertson would be the next mayor.
Today, the poll asks who you think should be mayor, not necessarily who you think will be.
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How about none of the above? I’m not happy with the job Gregor is doing, and I don’t think things will get better under the other three. I wish we had a mayoral candidate that I could be excited about. I will be voting in November, but I will be leaving the mayor’s position empty.
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Extreme patience, determination and a level headed approach when attacked and strongly advocating sustainable transportation for all ages and abilities. Susan, you’d have my vote.
Thank you Penny.