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The campaign rhythm

Dan B. Carlos 45-day campaign plan.

A public-facing plan to build trust, explain the agenda, listen in public, show proof, and make voting information easy to find.

From campaign launch to general voting day on October 17, 2026.
September 2–11

Launch the trust foundation.

Introduce Dan, establish the service-first standard, publish the core biography, and make the campaign’s contact and privacy practices clear.

September 12–18

Explain the agenda.

Publish the eight commitments with their city levers, partners, first actions, and measures. Add the separate voter and business platforms.

September 19–25

Listen in public.

Hold community conversations, gather questions, and publish what residents are asking for without exposing personal information.

September 26–October 2

Show proof of seriousness.

Share the team, practical explainers, authority notes, and the first public answers to questions raised in the community.

October 3–9

Make voting information useful.

Point residents to the official City page, publish advance voting dates, and help people make a personal voting plan.

October 10–16

Choose clarity over new promises.

Repeat the priorities, correct anything that changed, answer outstanding questions, and keep election instructions current.

October 17

Serve respectfully.

Election day is about residents exercising their right to vote. The campaign will keep its information clear, accurate, and easy to access.

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Read public notes and community updates as the plan moves forward.

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Take part

Help make the plan real.

Volunteer for conversations, events, research, digital work, or logistics.

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