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Election 2021: Camas mayoral, city council hopefuls sound off at candidate forum

During remote Oct. 1 forum, League of Women Voters group questions candidates on city's growth, housing affordability, political polarization, fireworks and more

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Campaign signs for Camas mayoral and city council candidates line a fence off Northwest Parker Street in Camas on Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, ahead of the Nov. 2, 2021 General and Special Election. (Kelly Moyer/Post-Record)

Local candidates vying for everything from a shot at being Camas’ next mayor to having a seat on one of the local school boards hopped onto a virtual candidate forum sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Clark County on Friday, Oct. 1, to tout their experience and answer a range of questions about local Camas-Washougal issues. 

Candidates who participated in the remote Oct. 1 forum, which livestreamed on CVTV and is available for viewing at cvtv.org, included Camas mayoral candidates Steve Hogan and Jennifer Senescu; six people vying for positions on the Camas City Council; six candidates hoping to be on the Camas or Washougal school boards; and two Port of Camas-Washougal Commission hopefuls. 

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