Election 2026County Council candidate profiles

Election coverage editorial: One voice, a note, and an apology - The Journal of the San Juan Islands

Recently, I had the opportunity to chat with all three of our county council candidates for the primary election. I did not have a universal list of questions prepped and did not compare their answers side by side. That wasn’t the purpose of the project. The purpose, as noted in the intro, was to give readers a feeling for what it would be like to talk to these women one-on-one. I did similar profiles for the mayoral election in Friday Harbor la…

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Election 2026County Council candidate profiles

Writer’s note: These profiles are less formal than typical newswriting, where we strive for objective language. At a time when candidates are frequently boiled down into bullet-point beliefs and resume line items — which are still available on their campaign websites, in voters’ forum summaries and in the voters’ pamphlet — I wanted to offer voters a glimpse deeper. While it’s not possible for each constituent to sit down for a coffee and a conv…

Dylana Galery, Palm Coast City Council Candidate: The Live Interview

Dylana "Dee" Galery is one of four candidates for the Palm Coast City Council, District 4, an open seat. Galery faces John Kvederis, Ramon Marrero and Darlene Shelley. This is a non-partisan race. All registered voters in Palm Coast may cast a ballot in the Aug. 18 primary. The post Dylana Galery, Palm Coast City Council Candidate: The Live Interview appeared first on FlaglerLive.

Election coverage editorial: One voice, a note, and an apology

Recently, I had the opportunity to chat with all three of our county council candidates for the primary election. I did not have a universal list of questions prepped and did not compare their answers side by side. That wasn’t the purpose of the project. The purpose, as noted in the intro, was to give readers a feeling for what it would be like to talk to these women one-on-one. I did similar profiles for the mayoral election in Friday Harbor la…