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Ward 1 Candidates – What Did They Say?

October 1, 2022
8:11 pm
Action on Climate, Speak Up

Vote for local action on climate, nature, and a just, sustainable future for this pivotal election.

To help inform your vote, we’ve asked Burlington candidates important questions about climate change and the environment. ALL candidates were provided with the opportunity to complete a questionnaire and to respond to another question, either in written form or via a video message.

Check out their responses below.

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*Candidates presented in alphabetical order

Ward 1 Candidate – Kelvin Galbraith

We asked: What do you believe to be the greatest opportunity in Burlington to mitigate climate change locally ? And if you’re elected, what specific actions will you champion and prioritize the necessary budget funds for, in order to accelerate Burlington’s Climate Action Plan?

View this candidate’s video response.

READ THIS CANDIDATE’S SURVEY RESPONSES HERE

Ward 1 Candidate – Robert Radway

We asked: What do you believe to be the greatest opportunity in Burlington to mitigate climate change locally ? And if you’re elected, what specific actions will you champion and prioritize the necessary budget funds for, in order to accelerate Burlington’s Climate Action Plan?

View this candidate’s video response.

READ THIS CANDIDATE’S SURVEY RESPONSES HERE

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