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Letter: Excited about Dillan Horton’s candidacy

As a long-time member of the Davis community, I am excited about Dillan's candidacy for the Davis City Council. As both a renter and a Black man, Dillan is committed to fighting for all Davis residents, especially those who have been suffering from racial and economic injustices.

Dillan’s involvement in the city government, contribution to the Nine Recommendations, and his role in establishing the Department of Social Services & Housing proves that he is the only candidate with successful experience in city governance. If elected to the City Council, Dillan will leverage his expertise to better represent racial minorities, renters, and the entire Davis community.

Since the onset of the tragic Israel-Palestinian conflict, Dillan has consistently advocated for those suffering from warfare. He successfully encouraged the City Council to pass a resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire. He has also engaged with Jewish leaders in Davis to address the issue of antisemitism. I fully trust Dillan to champion causes that matter to us and fight for our collective best interests.

Tim Malone

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One response to “Letter: Excited about Dillan Horton’s candidacy”

  1. South of Davis

    I am happy that “Dillan has consistently advocated for those suffering from warfare” but since Google says:
    “The number of armed conflicts has been increasing since around 2012. There are at least 150 ongoing armed conflicts recorded each year, and there has been no year without armed conflict for centuries.”
    I’m hoping that we can get the Davis City Council to focus on the City of Davis. I have no problem if they want to advocate for the people suffering in other countries on their own time, but talk of forign wars has no place in a “city” council meeting.

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