I received just under 40 percent of the vote. The incumbent received 20 percent and
the others less.
I spoke to voters at about 750 homes. The registered voters in the town live in about
7000 homes. I personally knocked on 1500 doors. I haven't checked all the figures,
but we probably left literature at 35 percent of the homes. I raised and spent about
$4000.
Unemployment unchanged. Final sales continue to grow very slowly and is way below
any reasonable target for its growth path.
But right now I need to worry about the budget for James Island and road and drainage
ditch maintenance. :)
P.S. When I turn on my computer, this is what shows up now http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/
Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteCongrats! If I lived there, I would've voted for you too.
ReplyDeleteSo are you corrupt yet?
ReplyDeleteWell done Bill! But I expect you'll be thinking more about micro and public finance than about macro/money now.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations...but I think James Island's gain is our loss. Do Mayors have time to post about monetary disequilibrium?
ReplyDeleteCongratulations. So what can/does an economist do as mayor of a small town to implement better economics?
ReplyDeleteSo what do you plan to privatize?
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ReplyDeleteGrats Bill!
ReplyDeleteYou can’t really guess these things, so that’s why we need to make sure we get everything working correctly and only then we will be able to work it out in our favor and benefits well. It’s all thanks to the mighty broker OctaFX that I work with around, as they have epic setting which include having bonus on investment which goes up to 50% and is seriously handy, so that’s why I can perform at my best and be aggressive as well.
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