Summary
Want to know who's actually worth your vote this fall? The League of Women Voters is hosting free, no-nonsense candidate forums for Fullerton City Council and local school boards so you can grill 'em before Election Day.
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Impact analysis
It's totally free to attend, so the only cost is a little bit of your time.
Local voters get a straightforward way to compare candidates face-to-face and make a smart choice at the ballot box.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (4)
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Fred Jung, Fullerton City Council District 1 candidate, 2024 election questionnaire
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