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Jonathan Cote seeks input for online survey in New Westminster

Jonathan Cote is seeking input from residents and businesses on topics like housing, transportation, public amenities and the local economy.
Jonathan Cote
Will anyone run against incumbent Mayor Jonathan Cote in this fall's election? The New West Progressives have opted not to run a mayoral candidate in the election.

Jonathan Cote is seeking input from residents and businesses on topics like housing, transportation, public amenities and the local economy.

As part of the incumbent mayoral candidate’s re-election campaign, he’s launched a survey on his election website – www.votecote.ca. The survey is open until Aug. 31.

“New Westminster is a diverse community and I want my platform to reflect that diversity,” Cote said in a press release. “The more leaders involve citizens in the processes that shape our shared future, the more that future is reflective of everyone’s needs.”

As part of his re-election campaign, Cote is also meeting with residents this month through “walk-and-talks” on Aug. 25 and 26, when he will walk through “iconic neighbourhoods” and give residents a chance to share their ideas about the city along the way.

“I pride myself on being an accessible mayor, he said in the press release. “As I run for re-election, I will ensure that my campaign continues that high standard for openness and accessibility.”