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Few surprising takes from candidates at Chandler Council forum

Candidate Cicely Rocha-Miller speaks as fellow challenger Ron Hardin, left, listens during the Chandler Chamber of Commerce’s Council candidate forum April 21 at City Hall.

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Each of the six candidates in an April 21 Chandler City Council candidate forum made at least one eyebrow-raising statement.

But mostly, each candidate’s views came across as pro-business and without much controversy.

The two incumbents and four challengers, who are competing for three open seats in the July 21 election, participated in the Chandler Chamber of Commerce’s candidate forum, held in the Council chamber where each of the six hopes to be sworn into a four-year term in January.

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