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Endorsements
This campaign welcomes people across neighborhoods, professions, generations, and political traditions who want Santa Barbara to work.
Endorsements published here will be verified and authorized. The campaign will distinguish clearly between personal endorsements and formal organizational endorsements.
Verified support
Names and quotations should appear only after the campaign has received written permission and confirmed how each endorser wishes to be identified.
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A working-city coalition
Housing, public safety, State Street, small business, health, public spaces, and city finance affect people with different backgrounds and political views. The common ground is whether Santa Barbara remains a place where people can live, contribute, and belong.
A Future Here is building a coalition centered on competent local government, honest tradeoffs, and results residents can see.
Publication standards
The campaign will maintain written approval and use titles carefully so voters can understand exactly who is endorsing and whether the endorsement is personal or organizational.
Confirm permission before publishing a name, image, quotation, video, or logo.
Use the endorser’s preferred name and description without inflating their role or authority.
State when a title is for identification only. Claim organizational support only after formal authorization.
Keep the approved wording, publication scope, date, and any limitations in the campaign record.
Add your name
Use the secure campaign form to share your endorsement. Submission does not automatically publish your name. The campaign will confirm your wording and permission before anything appears publicly.
Recommended form fields: name, email, phone, neighborhood, preferred public identification, endorsement statement, publication permission, photograph permission, and whether the endorsement is personal or organizational.
Connect the form to an internal review workflow. Do not automatically publish submissions.
By submitting an endorsement, a person authorizes campaign follow-up. Public use still requires confirmation of the final name, description, quotation, image, and scope.
Endorse the campaign, volunteer, host a conversation, or share the District 6 issue you want City Hall to address.