“Neighbors First” Is Blocking the Neighbors

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The project treats a local campaign-page dispute as a small public-records archive, preserving the officeholder’s wording alongside screenshots and an explanation of the relevant Supreme Court case. Its navigation separates the central post from legal background, an annotated example lawsuit, FAQs, and exhibits, while a submission path asks residents to contribute additional screenshots. The page identifies four candidates on the November 3, 2026 slate and frames the preserved Facebook statement as one example within a broader account of constituent access.