Leslie Ghiz wasn't included originally as a result of mutual scheduling issues. She is very much in line with YP priorities in the city. She impressed us with her support of many of our initiatives including streetcar, funding for the arts, wireless hotspots and entrepreneurship. As a business owner, she sees promoting entrepreneurship in the city with programs like office space assistance as a way to attract and retain YPs. As a YP herself, Leslie's awareness and support of YP issues is clear, therefore we hope she will apply her leadership in pushing these agenda items forward in the future.
We think that Leslie is not only a YP, but a YP who holds YP issues near and dear to her heart.
I do want to reiterate that the list that sent out was not our endorsements. It is simply a list of candidates out of the 26 that we think should be endorsed. If there is overwhelming support for one of the candidates not listed, we have no choice but to further examine our choices. Also, the list we published, was our top 10 list. We're not set on endorsing 9 candidates, we will endorse at least 5.
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Wednesday, September 19, 2007
we're adding one more to our list
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Uh, Sean, there aren't 30+ candidates running for City Council.
Nate, you're right. I changed it. Thanks.
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