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Two of the at-large candidates that come from a "let's do the analysis to reduce transportation costs/time and increase efficiency" background have recommended large county-wide studies.  (Lin-Dai Kendall and Lolita Mancheno-Smoak)[/quote]

Interesting.  I saw the comments each submitted to Fairfax CAPS on boundaries, and they would not suggest that either favored a large county-wide study.  [/quote]

Great example of why it helps to read multiple sources for information about candidates. Start with the campaign websites, watch the video coverage of debates, read multiple survey responses, etc.[/quote]

Time is limited.  It tells me something if Kendall and Mancheno-Smoak don't address this directly when corresponding with a group that's known for its anti-redistricting stance.

But, quite honestly, neither candidate appeals to me.  Kendall is too Tea Party Republican for my taste (don't agree with her views of teaching creationism and dislike her assertion that FCPS only redistricts to raise test scores at flagging schools) and I don't know what Mancheno-Smoak really stands for (her written responses to questions are poorly written and unclear).   Will probably vote for Stuban, McElveen and Brown-Kaplan.   [/quote]

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