Phoenix City Council candidates Q&A: What’s the first proposal you would make?

District 4 City Council Candidates Austin Head, Dan Carroll, Justin Johnson, Scott Fistler David Lujan and Laura Pastor discussed the future of Phoenix with Urban Choices. / Christopher Gilbreth:DD

The Arizona Republic

The Republic will regularly ask Phoenix City Council candidates to share their thoughts on an issue that could affect residents.

The primary election will be held Aug.27. If no candidate receives more than 50 percent of the vote, there will be a runoff.

Below are the responses from the candidates who responded.

We asked: “If elected, what’s the first proposal you would make – either for the city as a whole or for your district?”

Continued:

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July 10, 2013

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