Meet the Candidates: Gun Policy and School Safety
Mitali Sharma, Editor-in-Chief
With calls for gun policy reform permeating the country after the Parkland, Florida shooting, voters are paying attention to their representatives’ views on gun control and school safety. As Clayton’s election on April 3 is fast approaching, the Globe asked each candidate the same series of questions about these hot-button issues. Click below to view each candidate’s* unedited response to our questions.
* Jenaro Centeno is also running for the position of a Board of Education director. He did not reply to our questions.
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