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Linwood Township Town Supervisor Seat C

A town supervisor serves on the town board of supervisors. The board makes any decisions on behalf of the town. This includes entering into or awarding contracts, authorizing spending, or adopting ordinances and resolutions.

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    Dan Babineau
    (NP)

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    Lisa Henrickson
    (NP)

Biographical Information

Why are you the best candidate for this position? (750 characters)

If elected, what will your top three priorities be and why? (500 characters)

What actions, if any, would you take to promote social and economic prosperity of town residents? (500 characters)

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Campaign Website http://www.danbabineau.us
Contact Phone 651-331-1656
Facebook (Full URL) http://www.facebook.com/dan.babineau.7
I have lived in Linwood for 25 years and I love the small town feel and I am all about keeping Linwood as small as possible as much as possible as we face inevitable growth. I do not have an agenda nor priorities and only intend to conduct Township Business that gets the most bang for the buck for Linwood residents.
Nothing. I don't trust people that have their priorities or agenda as us Supervisor candidates, when elected, are "asked" to take care of Township Business, anything else is extra-circular. I feel that you cannot keep an open mind about decisions you are making for Township Citizens, when you have an agenda or are jockeying your priorities over Township Business.
Linwood is a rural bedroom and farming community with families accustomed to the serenity and security of a small community. We have Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness along with no guarantees of any kind. No government is going to provide you your economic prosperity, you have to pursue and catch up with that yourself(Ben Franklin). Best answer is Government can best help by getting out of the way and promote or assist organizations better suited to the issues preventing prosperity.
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