Deborah Gill is running for Coralville City Council. This is the questionnaire she filled out for The Gazette about why she deserves to be elected to the role.
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Deborah Gill is running for Coralville City Council. This is the questionnaire she filled out for The Gazette about why she deserves to be elected to the role.
Katie Freeman is running for Coralville City Council. This is the questionnaire she filled out for The Gazette about why she deserves to be elected to the role.
Kathy Hotsenpiller is running for Coralville City Council. This is the questionnaire she filled out for The Gazette about why she deserve to be elected to the role.
Incumbent Mike Knudson is running for another term on Coralville City Council. This is the questionnaire he filled out for The Gazette about why he deserves to be reelected to the role.
R. Marshall Pope is running to be elected to the Coralville City Council. These responses come from a candidate questionnaire filled out for The Gazette for Coralville’s 2025 city elections.
Derick Schroeder is running to be elected to the Coralville City Council. These responses come from a candidate questionnaire filled out for The Gazette for Coralville’s 2025 city elections.
Jennifer Struthers is running to be elected to the Coralville City Council. These responses come from a candidate questionnaire filled out for The Gazette for Coralville’s 2025 city elections.
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