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“Kevin Chavous will heal our city. His honesty and integrity are beyond question, and as Mayor, he will win the respect political leaders, civic activists and ordinary citizens.” |
| John Hechinger businessman and former City Councilman |
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| “Kevin Chavous is clearly the best candidate for Mayor. He will be a strong leader in the fight against crime in our city.” |
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| Isaac Fulwood former Chief of Police |
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“Kevin Chavous cares about our city the way my late husband David Clarke did. He cares about every racial and ethnic community in every part of town. That’s why I wholeheartedly support him.” |
| Carole Clarke, Ward One Activist | |
| “Kevin Chavous has an impressive record on the City Council. He’s very sharp, understands the issues in detail, and works very hard. That’s the kind of Mayor we need.” |
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| Sandy Allen Councilwoman representing Ward 8 |
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“Kevin Chavous keeps his promises. When he first ran for Council, Kevin promised to work closely with civic and business leaders in the community. And he’s done it.” |
| James Forman Founder of the Orange Hats |
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| “Kevin Chavous is terrific. He has strong opinions about the direction of public policy, but persuades in a warm, friendly and affective manner. That’s the kind of leadership we need to improve our public schools.” |
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| Barbara Lett Simmons Former Member, Board of Education |
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| “While some try to divide us, I believe the diversity of our
city is its greatest strength. Working together, we can renew our city, neighborhood by
neighborhood by neighborhood. Working together, we can build a city government which makes
us proud.” Councilman |
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CHAVOUS for
MAYOR
As a community leader, Kevin Chavoushas provided free legal counsel for civic groups, including Southeast Neighborhood, Inc. and the River Terrace Community Organization. He served as Chairman of the D.C. Statehood Compact Commission and is on the national board of directors for Handgun Control, Inc. As a city councilman, Kevin Chavoushas sponsored over 130 pieces of legislation, including laws that give community groups the power to shut down crack houses; help rid the city of abandoned cars; and restrict the issuance of new liquor licenses. As Chair of the Council’s Education Committee, he has fought for newer, cleaner and better managed schools throughout the city. As Mayor, Kevin Chavouswill work to reform city government from top to bottom. His top priority is to improve neighborhood schools, making sure that every child has equal access to a quality education. Kevin will demand a rebuilding of the police department, focusing on making the police more responsive to the communities they serve. And he will improve the delivery of city services, making our government more user-friendly. For more information, call Chavous for Mayor at 202-332-7400, or see our Internet web page at http://www.chavousformayor.com Paid for by the Chavous for Mayor Committee, Victor L. Reid, Treasurer |
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