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Sound Off: Ask Candidates a Question, See if They Answer

There's one more day before the election. Give City Council candidates one last chance to reach the masses by asking them questions.

Although some residents have already voted, there are plenty who have not. Have issues with the candidates for City Council of Rancho Santa Margarita? Want them to address issues that weren't covered in the candidate forums?

Use Patch as a forum to ask candidates your questions. They're busy campaigning, no doubt, but see if they answer. It's their last chance to answer questions for the masses that they're trying to influence.

Remember to keep it civil. And if you want to throw some encouragement their way, they'd probably appreciate it.

What questions do you have for the candidates?

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Mike T May 17, 2013 at 04:36 pm
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Martin Henderson (Editor) May 15, 2013 at 05:00 pm
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