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Don Persson does not need my campaign help anymore!

Jun15
2007 Written by Randy Corman



Don found out that his one opponent has withdrawn, so Don has in-effect won re-election to Renton City Council.

This will be great for Renton. This will also save both Don and I quite a bit of work, and allow us to focus on assisting some other Renton races we care about.

I never object to anyone challenging an incumbent for public office per our democratic process, but I feel strongly that Don clearly had earned re-election. He remains completely in touch with the citizens that have elected him twice before, and he is an all-around great guy.

Congratulations Don Persson!



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