The Associated Student Government at College of the Canyons is inviting all students and community members to a public candidate forum of the four individuals seeking election to California’s 38th Assembly District seat this November.
The ASG-sponsored candidate forum will take place Tuesday, March 27, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the College of the Canyons cafeteria, located in the Valencia campus’ Student Center.
This event is free and open to the public and offers a chance for local voters to ask questions and make their voices heard in front of the pool of candidates that could potentially be serving as this region’s elected representative at the state level.
The forum will begin with each candidate delivering an opening statement, before being asked to answer several pre-formulated questions that will be directed toward all participants.
Members of the audience will then be able to submit questions that will be directed to the candidates by forum mediator and Santa Clarita Community College District (SCCCD) student trustee, Nick Onyshko.
To conclude the evening, candidates will have an opportunity to meet with attendees.
An invitation has been extended to each of the four candidates in the 38th Assembly District race: Edward Headington (D); Patricia McKeon (R); Paul Strickland (R); and Scott Wilk (R).
At this time Edward Headington and Scott Wilk have both indicated that they will be participating in this candidate forum. Paul Strickland and Patricia McKeon have each declined the invitation.
The ASG is the representative voice of the students at College of the Canyons, and is the student organization responsible for coordinating social, cultural, educational and service programs for the campus.
For more information about the Associated Student Government sponsored 38th California Assembly District public candidate forum please contact COC student trustee Nick Onyshko at (661) 231-5011.
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Of course Patricia declined! She can’t articulate stances on the issues unless speaking through her consultant or reading a prepared statement. We need leaders who can communicate what they will do for us if we trust them with our vote. We don’t need arrogant job hunters who think they can run on their name alone like Patricia McKeon and Paul Strickland. I applaud Scott Wilk and Edward Headington for participating.