Four candidates are competing for two seats on the Maricopa City Council in the Nov. 3 general election. Here’s a quick look at who they are, why they’re running and the issues they say they would prioritize if elected.

Tena Dugan

Glennwilde

A longtime Maricopa-area resident and community volunteer, Dugan is challenging for a seat on City Council. She says her priorities include public safety, transportation and government transparency.

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Vincent Manfredi

Maricopa Meadows

The current vice mayor, Manfredi has served on City Council in various roles for 12 years and is seeking re-election. He says his priorities include transportation, economic development, public safety and responsible growth.

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Chrystal O’Jon

Senita

A community volunteer, entrepreneur, nonprofit co-founder and publisher, O’Jon is challenging for a City Council seat. She says she would focus on attainable housing, economic opportunity and transparency and accountability.

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Henry Wade

Glennwilde

A 20-year Air Force veteran and longtime council member, Wade is seeking re-election after 12 years on City Council. He says his priorities include youth, seniors and veterans.

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