1800 brochures
10 big signs with my face on them (against my better judgement but it worked!)
100 little yellow signs that would have handled any element but the wind (we just endured the windiest week in the history of North Cowichan)
6 times Richard drove North Cowichan to fix wind-blown signs
8 t-shirts
25 buttons
22 emails with questions from constituents
3 two-minute speeches
1 video
18 blog posts
738 views on YouTube
4 determined women on my #dreamteam
2 supportive parents
Countless well wishers
The experience? Priceless.
This five-week journey was unforgettable. I have a year’s worth of material to write about, a lifetime of knowledge about municipal politics, greater understanding of what troubles our residents, and confidence that if I do get the job, I’m ready for it.
Thank you to everyone for your support!
Oh one more number: 6382 views of this picture. One last time for good measure…

VOTE TOMORROW!
Here are the locations, all open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.:
Chemainus Seniors Drop-In Centre
9824 Willow Street, Chemainus
Cowichan Secondary, Quamichan Campus (formerly Quamichan Middle School)
2515 Beverly Street, Duncan
Crofton Elementary School
8017 York Road, Crofton
École Mt. Prevost Elementary (formerly Mt. Prevost Middle School)
6177 Somenos Road, Duncan
Maple Bay Elementary School
1500 Donnay Drive, Duncan
North Cowichan Municipal Hall
7030 Trans Canada Highway, Duncan