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Contacts for new Candidates in upcoming Council Elections

By moggio - Posted on 27 August 2012

I am trying to get in contact with as many of the new candidates as possible but many have not made their email addresses public at the time of their enrolment, hence not easy to find online.

I think their prompotion flyers usually have email information, so if anybody has some information from a local flyer in their Ward can they PM me the candidates address.

Obviously for existing councillors up for re-election this isn't necessary as we are in contact already.

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I don't think your doing

Submitted by Nerf Herder on Mon, 27/08/2012 - 21:18.

I don't think your doing enough mog

I have two flyers here so

Submitted by Chuck on Mon, 27/08/2012 - 22:37.

I have two flyers here so far.
Liberal candidate for Ward 4 is Brendan Christie. E-mail: brendan.christie@live.com.au

Labor candidate for Ward 4 is Mark Greenhill. E-mail: greenhillmark@gmail.com
http://www.facebook.com/deputymayormark.greenhill

Green candidate ??

Thought it only fair to put Mark Greenhill up too. Mark's flyer doesn't mention Labor, but I sure he is the Labor candidate.

From the BMORC Facebook

Submitted by Chuck on Mon, 27/08/2012 - 22:49.

From the BMORC Facebook page.

"I'm the Blue Mountains Greens Ward 1 Candidate, thanks for getting in contact with all the candidates. There's certainly a huge amount of work that needs to be done to promote mountain biking in the Blueys, to provide environmentally sensitive tracks, and to encourage more of us to burn fat not oil - as well as being a keen recreational rider myself, I'm very interested in working with BMORC, the new Council and all other stakeholders to help improve mountain biking opportunities across the region. Look forward to meeting with you soon, and joining in on a ride!"

http://www.facebook.com/brent.hoare