For easy reference, I am providing a complete compilation of the candidate websites, Facebook pages, LinkedIn profiles, etc. I will eventually provide links to news stories about the candidates. The Milton Coalition Blog is the only online site that provides a full compendium of candidate information for easy voter access . . . one-stop shopping for candidate information.
Provided after the candidate information is general election information: days and times; locations; and other useful information.
Campaign Finance Reports.
Following is a link where readers can find mandatory campaign finance reports submitted by candidates. These are interesting to read. They provide names and contribution amounts for donors that contribute at least $100. They show money each candidate has in the bank, as well as identifying and quantifying the sources and uses of funds.
Campaign Finance Reports For All Elected Officials and Candidates
Candidate Debate Video.
Following is a link to the Milton Herald’s candidate debate:
Appen Media Candidate Debate Video
Candidate Information.
District 1 Candidates: Council Member Cookerly is running for re-election and is opposed by Helen Gordon.
Carol Cookerly does not yet have a campaign Facebook page.
Cookerly Campaign Facebook Page
Helen Gordon has qualified as a candidate for District 1.
District 2 Candidates: Doug Hene is running unopposed after Council Member Paul Moore withdrew from the race.
Doug Hene is running unopposed.
Paul Moore decided against running for re-election citing a “new reality” in Milton and concerns about his family. I wish Paul well. For the time being, I will keep his websites available for viewing.
District 3: Council Member Mohrig is running for re-election and is opposed by Phil Cranmer.
Phil Cranmer
Rick Mohrig
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Elections Information: Dates, Hours, Locations
Municipal Early Voting – Single Option, Reduced Hours. Milton’s only early voting location will be Milton City Hall (NOT the Milton Library). Voters will NOT be able to vote in Alpharetta or any other polling locations outside Milton. Note also that Milton will NOT offer early voting on Sundays (as was provided by Fulton County).
Election Day Voting: 12 Hours and Three locations . . . All Different From Fulton County. There will be three election day polling locations in Milton (one in each district): City Hall (District 1); Milton City Park & Preserve (District 2); and Milton Public Safety Complex (District 3). My understanding is that the City will mail voters instructions about where to vote. (Note: These locations are all different from Fulton County’s polling locations at which voters will vote in even-numbered years.)
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