The South Whidbey Record published an editorial on Oct. 28, 2023 endorsing three candidates for municipal offices in Langley.
[Thomas] Gill has been an informed and valuable member of the council, sometimes offering divergent opinions. He has run for mayor previously and threw his hat into the ring to be appointed more than once. His time has come….
[Craig] Cyr has earned another term in the [City Council Position 4[ seat. He delivered on his campaign promise to ban fireworks in city limits and has been working to convince county commissioners to follow suit. He’s smart, progressive and community-minded. He represents Langley well….
[Chris] Carlson… would be a valuable asset to the council. He’s a member of the Civil Service Commission and the new Finance and Personnel Legislative Commission, which formed last year in response to growing concerns about city bookkeeping. Hopefully he will use his knowledge to help keep the city out of the red and on track.
On the Ballot in November 2023
| CITY OF LANGLEY |
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| City Councilmember, Position 3 Kay Kenneweg Chris Carlson Incumbent Thomas E. Gill is running for mayor. |
| City Councilmember, Position 4 Scott Chaplin Craig Cyr, the incumbent |
| Mayor Kennedy Horstman Thomas E. Gill Incumbent Scott Chaplin is running for a seat on the city council. |
