For me, this is indeed a single-issue election. That issue is "ethics".
Bingo! Ethics has indeed become an issue - look at what that boob Starsky has done lately. He is on a power trip and his actions are unacceptable, he should have been fired. It's too bad his seat is not up for re-election now because he's the one who really needs to go. But really, isn't 10-15-20 years too long for any politician to keep taking developer dollars and giving them every demand they make? I don't see the advantage of keeping stale people on board who were more in touch with the last decade then they are with the current one.
I know there are some here who say "why do we need new leadership?", everything is great and Folsom is a great town. They prefer the status quo and maybe they cannot see past the end of this week? While the sitting council members may have made better decisions 10 years ago, they currently are leading our city down the wrong path now with their developer backed deals that ensure they re-elected. For example the Chamber giving the current candidates $50,000 in campaign funds to existing council members and allowing them to post large signs on developer lands that every other candidate is not allowed to use - that ain't right in my book - that is cheating and sleeping with the devil. The future resources of our city are in jeopardy because of their shady back door deals.
Personally I am sick and tired of politicians who take bribes (donations) from corporations to help ensure they stay in office for decades as long as they do everything the corporations demand, even at the cost of the future safety and well being of the city. These are not the type of shady people we want running our city. I want an honest politician who cannot be bought and owned and controlled.
The sitting council members are too set in their ways. They are old and outdated and their good ol' boy club will no longer be tolerated. It's time to change and get some new people on board who care about the future of the city more then their developer backed re-elections.