Why I Voted for Witt for County Sheriff

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Last day of early voting is Monday 11/7.  Last day to vote is Election Day on Tuesday 11/8. 

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I voted for Dawanna Witt already in the primary.

If it's a choice between a woman and a man in a position of power, I tend to lean toward the woman as a starting point, but Dawanna also had key endorsements that made me think better of her as well.

The Stonewall DFL endorsement is a big one for me, as it is in school board races.

And among the many elected officials who endorsed her, City Council President Andrea Jenkins sticks out as a big plus in my book.

So that is some of the calculus that went into that decision.