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URGENT Supporter offered a banner placement, unread since last night.
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Today's brief — Broward County, FL
Urgent Supporter offered a banner placement — reply today.
Watch An attack line is live — rebuttal drafted, not sent.
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Watch items, reframed as outreach opportunities

A "Watch" isn't a threat. It's an opening.

Most of what shows up in Watch isn't an attack — it's confusion, a fair question, or someone who just hasn't heard from the campaign yet. OpenSignal surfaces the comment and drafts the reply, so the candidate can be the first human voice that person hears on the topic.

Get there before anyone else fills their head — that's a vote.
NextdoorBoulevard Heights neighborhood feed
Does anyone actually know where the city commission candidates stand on the Amendment 3 property tax thing? Everyone's just saying "I'll lower your costs" but nobody explains how.
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Hi [name] — saw your Nextdoor post about Amendment 3, and that's a completely fair thing to want spelled out. Happy to walk you through exactly where I stand and how it'd actually affect Boulevard Heights — 10 minutes, whenever works. Just want you to have the real answer, not another slogan. — Erin
Comment on a community group post
Not trying to start anything, but doesn't it feel like a conflict of interest that a real estate broker is running for the seat that votes on all the big development projects?
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Hey [name] — saw your comment, and honestly it's a fair question, not an attack. I'd rather explain how I handle recusal on anything I have a stake in than let it just sit unanswered. Got 10 minutes for a call, or want to grab coffee sometime? No pitch, just a real conversation. — Erin
InstagramComment on a campaign reel
not gonna lie i have no idea what city commission even does or why i should vote in this one lol
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haha totally fair, no one explains this stuff well. if you're ever curious what city commission actually controls in Hollywood (parking, permits, taxes — the stuff that actually touches your day) happy to break it down, zero pressure. just want people in the district to feel like this isn't a black box