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Basic Information
Political Party: Democrat
Campaign Website: votesharif.com
Why Are You Running For Office?
To ensure District 7 residents live in safe, business friendly community, where residents can enjoy the peaceful enjoyment of their homes. To ensure our schools are safe and conducive to learning. To ensure that our Airport operates safely and in harmony with the community for the betterment of everyone.
What Is The Biggest Issue Facing Voters In This Race?
Affordability, in every form.
What Experience Best Prepares You For This Role?
Over twenty years of working with the community on public safety issues, transportation issues, housing issues, and education issues. I have collaborated with HOA’s, Civic Associations, local businesses and the faith community to address community concerns.
What Would You Like Voters To Know About You Personally?
Our campaign is completely self-funded. Therefore, I can be honest and tell you exactly what I plan to do and will do if elected. We are not your typical “pay for play” candidate that District 7 voters are used to. Our campaign is about representing District 7 residents and not the lobbyists and special interest groups.
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