I'm not into speech-writing, but there are a couple of apostrophe problems that need attention: to be a voice for citizens' who are ( no apostrophe) the great impact that the council's decisions (note the apostrophe added in "council's") Providing the citizens with the best city services and not raising property taxes would be my priority. " (These are two different priorities, as stated. ) City has been our home for 5 years, with my wife’s family residing here I don't think "with" works here.
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