• 57 percent of Americans believe the federal government has “too much power today.” • 56 percent of Americans overall say the government is trying to “do too many things” that should be left to individuals and businesses. • 50 percent overall say there is too much government regulation of business and industry. Source: A […]

Keep to one idea per paragraph. Use short sentences. Use bullet points where possible. Divide the text into sections (About the Candidate, Issues, Voting Information/Election Date…) Keep the layout simple.  Keep in mind people LOOK at a campaign brochure before they READ it.  People won’t read massive blocks of text. Use a serif font, a […]

Council member Karen Richardson brings ten years of community involvement experience in Johns Creek to her work on the Council. As a wife and mother, Richardson originally got involved in the Johns Creek community as a member of the Windermere Park Homeowners Association. She went on to serve as Chair of the Zoning Committee of […]

1) Assume it will rain. Have an umbrella, boots, and a raincoat in your car. Also, an extra pair of socks helps keep your feet dry in all types of weather. It doesn’t hurt to bring Band-Aids, foot powder, and bunion pads, either. 2) Bring a few dog treats. Use them only if a seemingly […]