Politics & Government
2012 Primary: Webster Township Supervisor John Kingsley Seeks Second Term
The Webster Township resident is running unopposed in Michigan's August 7 primary election.
Webster Township Supervisor John Kingsley, Jr. is seeking a second term in office. Kingsley was appointed as township supervisor in 2006 and was re-elected for a full-term in 2008.
Patch.com sent out a questionnaire to Kingsley, and the following is his responses.
Candidate: John Kingsley
Office sought: Webster Township Supervisor
Political affiliation: Republican
Occupation: Retired
Education: Eastern Michigan University (B.S.), Eastern Michigan University (M.A.).
Previous elected office: Webster Township Supervisor
What are two keys isses affecting your community? (1) Providing the best possible service to residents within a sound budget. (2) Providing public safety as affordably as possible.
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How will you address these issues? No response.
Editor's note: Incumbent Republican Clerk Mary Dee Heller and incumbent Republican Treasurer Carol A. Whitney are also running unopposed. Neither candidate replied to a questionnaire sent by Patch.com. Six candidates are also running on the Webster Township Board of Trustees.
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