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District 4...You Did it!!!

Lisa Cupid, Cobb County Commissioner-elect of District 4, thanks readers for their support.

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The Future of South Cobb Rests with All of Us

Lisa Cupid, runoff candidate for County Commissioner, asserts that South Cobb's progression will be the result of collective, not individual, effort.

Get Out and Vote for our Families, Our Communities, and our Future! (in South Cobb Patch)

Lisa Cupid, Candidate for County Commissioner, asks readers to get back out and vote this week or on Tuesday, August 21.

Thanks for your Support...We're Almost There!! (in South Cobb Patch)

Lisa Cupid, runoff contender for Cobb County Commissioner of District 4, thanks you for your support and asks for it once again in the Democratic party runoff on Tuesday, August 21.

It's that Time...Go Vote! (in South Cobb Patch)

Lisa Cupid, candidate for Cobb County Commissioner, encourages you to go out and vote to move Southwest Cobb forward.

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Community Partnerships Can Improve Education!

Lisa Cupid, candidate for Cobb County Commissioner, discusses how community partnerships can strengthen Education in District 4, the number one issue that comes up on the campaign trail.

No Project Creation Without Funding and Implementation!

Lisa Cupid, Candidate for County Commissioner of District 4, remarks about the number of planning studies in the area.

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In Local Politics, Our Adversity Can Be Our Strength (in South Cobb Patch)

Lisa Cupid, a candidate for Cobb County Commissioner of District 4, discusses how her initial encounter with county government has driven her to become more active in her community.

Vote, Vote Regularly, Tell Others to do the Same! (in South Cobb Patch)

Lisa Cupid, Cobb Commission Candidate, encourages voters to get out to the polls to avoid getting passed by.

The Future of our Children is Bright...but How Can We Make it Brighter? (in South Cobb Patch)

Lisa Cupid, a mom of 2 toddlers and a candidate in the race for Cobb County Commissioner, challenges readers to consider the impact school quality has on our community and our children.

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