Charlotte Marie Bass

• POLITICAL PARTY AFFILIATION: Republican

• AGE: 39

• EDUCATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS YOU WISH TO NOTE: I have a degree in Business Management. I am certified in Food Safety Management. Also, I have met requirements with fEMA (citizens Guide to Disaster Asst.)

• CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: I have 15 years of experience with State and County Government. I am currently the Administrator of the Floyd County Health Department.

• FAMILY NOTES YOU WISH TO SHARE: I have 3 sisters and 2 brothers. I have a 5 year old long hair chihuahua thats the love of my life. I am single and I have alot of time to devote to my community.

1) WHAT IS YOUR PRIMARY REASON FOR SEEKING THIS POSITION?

“I am seeking this position because I believe in helping people. I would like to help contribute to making our community a better place for the future generations. I will listen to the people of Georgetown with an open mind. I believe we need to have real plans for real people. In these economically trouble times, We need steady leadership to build stronger communities and my experience will bring to the town board enthusiasm, accountability and determination toward achieving this goal. I want to make a difference.”

2) IF ELECTED, WHICH ISSUE IS YOUR PRIORITY TO ADDRESS FIRST AND WHAT IS YOUR SUGGESTED SOLUTION?

“My first priority is public health preparedness. In case of a disaster We need to have an emergency action plan and not just have the plan but we need to educate the residents of Georgetown on how to implement the plan. I want to focus my time and attention to making our community a safe environment for all. I also want to focus on the budgeting and spending the Georgetown funds wisely.”

3) WHAT SPECIFICALLY DISTINGUISHES YOU FROM YOUR OPPONENT IN THIS RACE?

“My years of experience working within Floyd County and my experience working with the Floyd County Health Department make me stand out in this race. I have knowledge in Grant Writing, budgeting and diaster planning, public health preparedness and awareness. And I have also lived in Georgetown for thirteen years.”

Everett Pullen

• POLITICAL PARTY AFFILIATION: Democrat

• AGE: 63

• EDUCATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS YOU WISH TO NOTE: Attended Pleasure Ridge Park High School.

• CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Retired, 30 yrs servie for American Standard Lou. Ky.

• FAMILY NOTES YOU WISH TO SHARE: Raised a family of nine childrenMarried to wife Barbara for 36 years

1) WHAT IS YOUR PRIMARY REASON FOR SEEKING THIS POSITION?

“To help town to continue to move ahead, after being stalled for the last few years.

“To improve relations with surround communities”

2) IF ELECTED, WHICH ISSUE IS YOUR PRIORITY TO ADDRESS FIRST AND WHAT IS YOUR SUGGESTED SOLUTION?

“To controll spending within our allotted budget and still move town forward.

“Eliminate wastefull spending and increase productivity.”

3) WHAT SPECIFICALLY DISTINGUISHES YOU FROM YOUR OPPONENT IN THIS RACE?

“Life experiences, and being I am retired, I will be available to be there on top of things.”

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Election 2007

NEWS ANALYSIS: New Albany's races by the numbers Three of every eight people who voted in Tuesday’s city elections took care of business with one stroke of a pencil.

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It's Bob Hall heading back to the mayor's office in Charlestown The mayoral victory represented a near sweep for Republicans in Charlestown, as GOP candidates knocked off several Democrat incumbent councilmen.

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Jeffersonville voters bring back Galligan “Winning is better than losing,” said Galligan, to his supporters after results were posted. “In the next four years, I hope to prove worthy of your support.”

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Few changes on Jeffersonville City Council All of the Jeffersonville City Council members who had opposition Tuesday won re-election, meaning six of the board’s seven current members will return for four more years.
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He's Back: England tops Hubbard in New Albany mayor's race Doug England completed his historic return to the New Albany mayor’s office Tuesday night, taking 52 percent of the vote, and 21 of 34 precincts, against Republican and former sheriff Randy Hubbard.
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Democrats keep council control in New Albany New Albany voters kept all five incumbent City Council members in office Tuesday and chose four newcomers to replace current members not on the ballot.
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Democrats sweep Georgetown races; Greenville board unchanged The Georgetown Town Board will have a new look beginning Jan. 1, while the Greenville Town Board remained intact following Tuesday’s election.
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Democrats keep control of Clarksville Democrats hung on to control in Clarksville, as attempts by Republicans to gain a foothold on the Town Council failed during Tuesday’s election.
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Pierce pulls out win in hotly contested Jeffersonville judge’s race Democrat attorney Ken Pierce defeated fellow attorney and incumbent judge Scott Lewis for the Jeffersonville City Court judicial bench in Tuesday’s election, taking nearly 57 percent of the vote.
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Lowe retains judge seat in Sellersburg Sellersburg Town Court Judge R. Thomas Lowe kept his seat in the general election Tuesday, but may have to justify a need for the position to a new Democrat Party-controlled Town Council.
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