Kelley for Council

On the last day for the News & Tribune to publish letters endorsing candidates, Kelley received two additional endorsements.

Thanks to all who have written the paper to voice their support. Just because it’s too late to get a letter into the paper doesn’t mean you can’t let your family and friends and Facebook friends know who you support and why.

Please let everyone know why you support Kelley for Council today and, most importantly, get out and VOTE tomorrow!

-kfan

P.S. We have a few signs left and a few slots open for working the polls. If you have a sign location to offer, particularly if it is near one of the polling places, Maple Elementary School, First Presbyterian Church, Preservation Station or Spring Hill Elementary School, please give Kelley a call at 812-207-34716.

Today’s opinion column by longtime columnist and politics watcher Lindon Dodd published in the News and Tribune gives odds for some of the local races. He rates Kelley’s chances at 3:1, but her opponent Mike Smith’s at 2:1.

On the surface, this isn’t the best of campaign news. However, Dodd’s reasoning is interesting and the implication, if he is correct, is very important: WE NEED YOU!!!!

There is every reason to trust Dodd’s assessment. Kelley’s opponent is an incumbent Democrat in a Democrat-leaning district. There’s no doubt the Galligan machine has been at work within the district collecting absentee ballots and encouring voters to cast a straight Democrat ticket.

But all this can be overcome with a good turnout for Kelley on Election Day.

Please help make this happen. If you live in the district, make sure you get out and VOTE! If you have friends or family in the district, make sure they get out and VOTE and are informed about Kelley’s candidacy. If they need a ride, please provide it or give Kelley a call at 812-207-3416 to arrange one.

We’re close to doing what Dodd believed was impossible just a few months ago. Your support has been essential in getting us this far, and it is deeply appreciated. Please help us bring it into the home stretch.

LET’S DO THIS!!!

-kfan

Canal District victim Teresa Fisher endorses Kelley in today’s paper.

Please join us at Adrienne & Co. on Court Ave., Friday night from 6pm-7:30pm for a meet the candidate and volunteer appreciation event. It is hoped this last-Friday-before-the-election reception will give undecided District 1 voters an opportunity to meet Kelley and address any last minute questions or concerns before going to the polls while also providing some social time for those who have volunteered and otherwise supported the campaign as the election season winds down.

Come out Friday night, meet the candidate or socialize with other supporters and grab a piece of cake!

Buddy Coats Jr., gives his reasons for recommending Kelley Curran for Jeffersonville City Council District 1.

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Downtown property owner, former downtown business owner and resident, supports Kelley Curran for city council in today’s News and Tribune.

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