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criminals need to be in prison,” he said. He said his opponent favored a plan to designate lottery funds for education that was nothing but a shell game. The Republican plan would truly return lottery funds to the localities, he said.
Democratic challenger Sue Scheer said Del. Katzen supported “a vision of massive development, wheeling and dealing at our expense for personal political gain.” She said his votes didn’t match his promises when he first sought office. “Doesn’t it make sense to send a friend to Richmond who understands what agriculture, open space, growth pressures, clean air and clean waters and a good public education really mean?” she asked.
When it came time for the questions and answers the supervisor candidates fielded questions about land use taxation, the dumpsters at Huntly and Scrabble, and ridge top development. The Sheriff candidates dealt with questions about the dispatch center, alcohol and drug use and neighborhood watch programs. The candidates for House of Delegates handled questions about mobile homes in agriculture districts, taxes, bonds to build prisons, and educational funding.
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