He’s doing a terrific job in Everett

Dan Warnock has done a terrific job as our councilman in Everett these past four years. As a lifelong resident of our city, small business owner and family man, Dan has a balanced approach for the economic needs of Everett while maintaining and improving the quality of life for our families. With one of the best attendance records of all the council members at committee meetings, Warnock has also been active in Olympia and Washington, D.C., ensuring state and federal help in resolving our local transportation gridlock.

Dan is a real supporter of our neighborhoods, and supporting such community activities as the summer waterfront concert series. (He’s the only public official we’ve seen there regularly.)

As our area moves into what appears to be another economic down cycle, this is not the time for a newcomer to the tough challenges in our local government. Dan’s council experience coupled with a firm grasp on the issues important to those of us he represents, means we need him to continue the great work he is doing as our council representative. Please join us in voting Nov. 6 for Dan Warnock, Everett council position 3.

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