Mayor Ginger Nelson (@MayorGNelson) header
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Joined January 2017
Thank you to those who have already cast their ballot in this election. We had record breaking early votes – you are making a difference.
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Early voting wraps up today at 7 pm. No need to wait in line on election day - just get to the polls for early voting! #EarlyVoting #Vote
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Please add your voice! Early voting is underway now. #TheCityYouDeserve #EarlyVoting #Vote
Early voting started earlier this week - please vote and tell others to vote!
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I want all of our small businesses to succeed, and I want our children to have the opportunity to stay and work and raise their families.
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Safe, well maintained roads must be a priority. Citizens expect projects to be finished on time, on budget, and done right the first time.
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There should be a greater effort to communicate what’s happening in City Hall with the people who fund it.
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Communication is paramount to accountability. I want to create tele-town hall meetings in order to update citizens on big-ticket proposals.
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One of my biggest little supporters is helping me campaign around his neighborhood. Thank you for my new signs!
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I want to cut red tape and make it easier for every entrepreneur to do business in Amarillo. #TheCityYouDeserve
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I will be be active in recruiting new businesses to Amarillo, cutting the red tape of bureaucracy, and reducing regulations and fees.
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The men and women of the Amarillo police force work tirelessly to support our city. They deserve the respect and support of city leadership.
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The Amarillo Senior Citizens Association does such an amazing job of keeping seniors active and engaged in our community.
I recently had the opportunity to tour the Heal the City clinic. What a great ministry for our community! #TheCityYouDeserve
I am honored to be endorsed by the Amarillo Police Officer’s Association (APOA), which represents over 300 hard working officers.
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We must review city response systems to make it easier for citizens to access services and ask for help. #TheCityYouDeserve
A change in tone means a change in the culture of serving our citizens. #ToneChange
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North Amarillo is as important as Southwest Amarillo. It is the city’s job to cast one vision that empowers and serves our entire community.
We cannot divide Amarillo against itself. #TheCityYouDeserve
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As Mayor, I will be active in recruiting new businesses to Amarillo, cutting the red tape of bureaucracy, and reducing regulations and fees.
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