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Brinkmeyer: A vote for Ginny Dickey

A vote for Ginny Dickey is a vote for civility, not for partisan bickering.

A vote for Ginny Dickey is a vote for community, not for someone’s individual political agenda.

A vote for Ginny Dickey is a vote that shows you care about this town, not about someone’s personal ambitions.

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Brinkmeyer: A vote for Ginny Dickey

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A vote for Ginny Dickey is a vote for civility, not for partisan bickering.

A vote for Ginny Dickey is a vote for community, not for someone’s individual political agenda.

A vote for Ginny Dickey is a vote that shows you care about this town, not about someone’s personal ambitions.

A vote for Ginny Dickey is a vote for making the community better, not making someone’s name recognizable.

Until two years ago inhabitants of Fountain Hills would have been hard-pressed to know the political parties of most of our local elected officials, which is as it should be. Town government should deal with streets, parks, sign ordinances and building permits, not national political parties or agendas. Elect Ginny Dickey to keep politics out of town government and to be about the business of making our great community even better.    

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