Summary
Clovis City Council is up for grabs, but the current vibe leans conservative. If you're thinking about throwing your hat in the ring, be ready for a politically charged race.
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Impact analysis
Your tax dollars could be impacted by who gets elected, so pay attention!
Anyone who wants a more conservative Clovis will be happy with the current trend.
If you're not a conservative, you might feel like your voice isn't represented.
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Meet the former police chief and retired fire captain running to represent northeast Clovis in Council District 4
Two candidates are running in the Nov. 3 election to vote on a representative for District 4 in the Clovis City Council’s first district elections. District 4 stretches across northeast Clovis, roughly north of Bullard Avenue and east of Sunnyside Av...
Meet the instructional aide, retired police captain, and businesswoman running to represent northwest Clovis in District 5
Two candidates are vying to unseat incumbent Clovis City Councilmember Drew Bessinger in the race to represent northwest Clovis in the newly created District 5 in the Nov. 3. general election. District 5 covers northwest Clovis, roughly from Willow A...
Meet the candidates running for Clovis City Council, District 5
Meet the candidates running for Clovis City Council, District 5 Fresnoland
Clovis City Council has room for fresh faces — as long as they’re conservative faces
Clovis City Council has room for fresh faces — as long as they’re conservative faces Fresno Bee
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