The following is a quote from the Town Crier article on September 2nd, 2016
“Argue is pleased with the results in the Seat 4 race. “From what I’m hearing out talking to people, they are ready for change,” she said. “They don’t want career politicians in there anymore, and they want somebody who’s going to be their voice and represent their interests. I think the fact that I got 42 percent of the vote speaks volumes. The incumbent got 38 percent. I think that’s a rather surprising number considering she’s the incumbent and she has 15 years’ experience.”
Argue said she worked hard on her campaign, but not as hard as when she ran unsuccessfully against ITID President Carol Jacobs two years ago. She has worked on several anti-development campaigns, as well as being active with the Acreage Landowners’ Association, her children’s parent-teacher organization and in scouting.”
While my opponent claims in this article that I ran a negative campaign, I maintain that I ran a clean campaign focused on the ITID issues and the facts according to the public record. If the incumbent perceives that as negative, perhaps she needs to take a look at her record. While there is more than enough material on her personal record, I did not expose it nor use it in any way despite my personal feelings that it speaks to her credibility as an elected official. I will let those in the community who are fully aware of her personal record to judge that accordingly.
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