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Chandler councilman celebrates historic victory while condemning hate and division in community

January 09, 2025 | Chandler, Maricopa County, Arizona


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Chandler councilman celebrates historic victory while condemning hate and division in community
Chandler's newly elected councilman addressed the community during the City Council Meeting and Installation Ceremony on January 9, 2025, reflecting on the challenges faced during his recent election campaign. He recounted a difficult journey marked by a smear campaign that included hateful graffiti and misinformation aimed at undermining his character and the values of the community.

Despite these challenges, the councilman celebrated a historic victory, winning every district and securing a significant margin of votes. He emphasized the importance of unity and resilience, quoting Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to highlight the community's strength in the face of adversity.

The councilman expressed deep concern over the divisive actions that threaten the community's core values, stating, "A community without heart is a city without hope." He called for collective action to safeguard the future of Chandler, urging residents to invest in schools, support local businesses, and foster a spirit of love and compassion.

In his closing remarks, he reaffirmed his commitment to serving the community and being a voice for those in need. He encouraged residents to come together, emphasizing that the heart of Chandler lies in its people. The meeting concluded with a call to action for continued support and collaboration among community members.

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