As I write this letter of thanks, I don’t yet know the outcome of our election for City Council. But no matter the outcome, this campaign has been a success given my primary goal , to start a …
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As I write this letter of thanks, I don’t yet know the outcome of our election for City Council. But no matter the outcome, this campaign has been a success given my primary goal , to start a community conversation. I ran for a position with an incumbent so that the issues could be debated in public. Without a contested seat, we would not have had forums to engage us, I would not have had the opportunity to meet so many of my fellow city residents and we as a community would have lost this chance to discuss and debate together about our Port Townsend.
I want to thank everyone who opened their doors to me as a stranger when I was doorbelling and shared their concerns and ideas for the future of our town. I want to thank everyone who reached out to me to help me with my campaign and I want to thank all my family, including campaign family, who have supported me in this endeavor.
Onward and upward.
Monica MickHager
Port Townsend
