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KDKD Invites Public to Submit Questions for Henry County Republican Primary Candidate Spotlight

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95.3 KDKD is inviting Henry County residents to help shape the conversation ahead of the August Republican Primary by submitting questions for the Henry County Republican Primary Presiding Commissioner Candidate Spotlight, airing live Tuesday, July 14, at 7:00 p.m..

Listeners will hear directly from Daniel Wilson, Miles Wirsig, and Michael Rosiere, all of the Republican candidates who agreed to participate and answer questions from the community as they seek to become Henry County’s next Presiding Commissioner.

The Candidate Spotlight is designed to give voters an opportunity to learn more about each candidate’s priorities, qualifications, and vision for Henry County before heading to the polls.

Community members are encouraged to submit questions about the issues that matter most to them, including county roads and bridges, public safety, county finances, economic development, agriculture, emergency services, and other topics affecting Henry County.

Questions may be submitted by email to news@radfordmediagroup.com.

Because of time constraints, not every submitted question will be asked during the program. Instead, KDKD will review all submissions and combine similar questions into the major topics and issues identified by the community. This approach will allow the candidates to address the concerns shared by the greatest number of residents while making the best use of the program’s time.

The Henry County Republican Primary Presiding Commissioner Candidate Spotlight is part of KDKD’s commitment to providing fair, informative local election coverage and helping voters make informed decisions before Election Day.

Residents are encouraged to submit their questions soon to help shape the July 14 discussion.

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