“Debate honestly. Decide freely”
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James coached high school debate for seventeen years, then spent fifteen more moderating public town forums. He has never told anyone how to vote and never will; his job is making sure every voice is heard and every claim is checked.
“Welcome. Here we debate ideas, not people, and everyone gets a fair hearing.”
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Alan PruittLocal Gov leadAlan spent eight years taking minutes at public meetings and noticed how few residents knew they could speak at them. As a neighborhood liaison, he made it his mission to help people understand local processes and take part.
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Naomi FieldsVoter Resources leadNaomi started at a library reference desk, where some of the most common questions she got were about how and where to vote. She now focuses entirely on clear, nonpartisan voter information, always pointing people back to official local sources.
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Theo MarshOpen Debate leadTheo coached student debaters for eighteen years and taught every team to argue both sides of any motion. He believes that understanding the best version of the other view is the first step to honest disagreement.
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Camille RousseauAdvocacy leadCamille spent nearly four decades helping residents bring local concerns to the right decision-makers, from fixing crosswalks to saving a library branch. She teaches advocacy as a process anyone can learn: do your homework, speak respectfully and show up.
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