As a lifetime local, elected with Mayor Tanya Taylor , my focus is on community matters and getting things done.
I am running as an independent community-led representative on Willoughby Council because community matters. Running with me are community minded candidates Stephanie Spencer, Olivia Huang and Di Brown.
I have never been a member of a political party and I have not been put forward by any specific Willoughby special interest group. I am endorsing Tanya Taylor for Mayor
Ensuring the community’s voice is heard . There is more to do
1. Revitalising shared spaces
2. Building a stronger community
3. Delivering a safe and active environment
4. Creating a sustainable future
$25 will print info cards to hand out to 100 people
$50 will get our message into 250 mailboxes
$100 makes a bold statement with 10 large signs
$200 dresses 8 of our volunteers in Bright Orange Campaign T-Shirts
$500 helps us reach 2,500 voters with crucial how-to-vote information
$1000 provides funding for a polling booth kit including T-Shirts for Vollies, Signage, and How-To-Vote Cards - providing impact on election day
We are not a big political party. We are not backed by big business. We are concerned citizens like you who are standing up to enable fresh visionary leadership for Willoughby.
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