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Ceperley, Cook get most votes in Charleston Dem at-large race
May 8, 2018, wvgazettemail.com
The lone incumbent in the race for at-large seats on the Charleston City Council was the top vote-getter in the Democratic primary Tuesday night. Becky Ceperley, with 3,010 votes, will join fellow Democrats Caitlin Cook (2,957), Jennifer Pharr (2,601), John Kennedy Bailey (2,348), Ben Adams (2,273) and Naomi Bays (2,210) in the race for the general election in November.
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Gazette endorsements: Goodwin for Charleston mayor, plus good council choices
May 4, 2018, wvgazettemail.com
One word that comes to mind regarding Amy Goodwin, Democratic candidate for mayor of Charleston, is energy. Goodwin is a force of nature, upbeat and always thrilled to be working on whatever project is in hand. She has good experience in city and state government, including valuable time working in tourism. Her ideas are good. She is both a great ambassador and a hard, roll-up-your-sleeves worker.
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Charleston City Council candidates want recycling, better communication with businesses
April 27, 2018, wvgazettemail.com
Democratic candidates running for at-large seats on the Charleston City Council say their priorities would include recycling, better relationships with businesses and making the city somewhere young people want to live. Twelve Democrats are running for the council’s six at-large seats: Shawn Taylor, Joe Solomon, Charles “Bill” Price, Jennifer Pharr, Beth Kerns, the Rev. Lloyd Hill, Stephen Grimm, Caitlin Cook, Becky Ceperley, Naomi Bays, John Kennedy Bailey and Ben Adams. Ceperley is the only incumbent.
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Working Families Party endorses candidates in Charleston election
March 29, 2018, wvgazettemail.com
The West Virginia Working Families Party endorses Democratic candidate Amy Shuler Goodwin in the city of Charleston’s May primary election. The progressive political organization and its affiliate, Rise Up West Virginia, announced their endorsements for the city’s election at a news conference Thursday afternoon. Read more from source…
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