The June 7th primary election is rapidly approaching and this week Little Falls residents will begin receiving their mail-in primary ballots.
Did you know that three Township Council seats are up for election?
On the Democratic mail-in ballot three council incumbents, Albert Kahwaty, Tanya Seber, and Christopher Vancheri are seeking their party’s line for the November 8th General Election.
And on the Republican mail-in ballot Faith Klele, Michael Murphy, and Jayna Patel are seeking their party’s line for the November 8th General Election.
Since there are no challengers to either slate in all probability these six candidates standing for their respective political parties will face off during the General Election on Tuesday, November 8th, each for a four year term.
Leading up to Election Day on November 8th Little Falls residents should make it their business to learn each candidate’s position on Township issues which concern them.
In order to achieve this objective it would be a civic service if all candidates running for Council seats would participate in a debate sponsored by a neutral organization such as the League of Women Voters. The debate should be accessible in person and virtually. In addition a video recording of the debate should be made available on-line.
An informed voter is an empowered voter.
Together we can make a difference for a better Little Falls.
The Gadfly 
I agree that a debate would be an excellent forum for the candidates to put forth their ideas & strategies for the community’s benefit & interests. The residents need to measure wh o best can meet their needs & cast votes accordingly.
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As great of an idea as debates are, unfortunately they never happen. The best way for ALL residents to get their needs met is to end the one party control that we have here in town.
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