Casey Steed for Merced City Council District 4

I want to thank every one who has supported me thru out this election. We have done so much work and I know we will be successful. This evening we will be at the Elks Lodge in the upstairs lounge on M street starting at about 7:30 just before the polls close to watch the results come in. Please come by for light refreshments and good company. The Lodge is located at 1910 M Street. Second floor in the Sky Lounge. See you there.

Here is the link to my Candidate Corner episode from last Saturday. Please vote by November 8th.

2022-11-05 11 AM CANDIDATE CORNER CASEY STEED MERCED CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT 4 by CITIZEN WATCH CASEY STEED IA A CANDIDATE FOR MERCED CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT FOUR. CASEY SHARES HIS VISION AND PLANS FOR THE FUTURE OF MERCED AND WHY THIS ELECTION IS SO CRITICAL.

This is a really good music video of our tractor ride from Merced to the Merced River and back last weekend. Enjoy.

Tractor Parade 2022 tri-tip lunch

Merced County launches new online election tool to help voters affected by ballot issues Voters can log on to help determine whether they need to fill out a corrected ballot in next week’s election.

This Saturday morning at 11:00 AM I will have a new Candidates Corner segment airing on KYOS 1480 AM/107.3 FM You can also listen online at 1480KYOS.com. Also all of of our shows can be played by clicking on the podcast tab then going to CitizenWatch. Here is a link to my first Candidate Corner interview from October.
https://anchor.fm/citizen-watch/episodes/2022-10-15-CASEY-STEED-CANDIDATE-CORNER-WITH-VERN-WARNKE-e1pdona

I want to thank all of you for the support you have shown me.

I had a fantastic time Saturday. We drove some of the older farm tractors from Merced to the Hopeton area along the Merced River. We stopped right next to the river under the towering oaks, prayed, and thanked God for the rich bounty he has bestowed on our Valley. We then all had a great lunch and drove back to Merced. We had over 30 tractors and other folks drove vintage trucks. You really get a good look the countryside at 14 MPH.

I want to thank the Merced County Times for their endorsement of my campaign and ideas to help Merced. They are a trusted source of local news and know the community and it's needs. Please vote for Casey Steed Merced City Council District 4.

In case you missed my candidate statement in the County Voter Guide, here it is.

Casey Steed
Advocate/ Radio Journalist

Actions. Not words.

Local politicians often talk a big game: their support for public safety, their commitment to transparency and accountability, or their lofty plans for the future. But we should base our votes on actions, not words. I’m committed to preserving public safety because I’ve worked in law enforcement for 20 years. I’ll protect the public trust, because I’ve been a local radio journalist telling you the important stories about our local governments and how to hold them accountable. And as for the future, Honest people should be committing to priorities not outcomes. I promise to do everything in my power to ensure that we enjoy the best quality of life possible. It’s time to get serious about homelessness- with a combination of mental health resources and reasonable enforcement. It’s time to clean up our parks so families can feel safe there. And most of all, our neighborhoods must be safer and cleaner than ever. I have the long history in our community and the real world experience necessary to get things done. I will bring common sense leadership to fix Merced.

For years you’ve trusted me to tell you what’s really going on in Merced. Now, I’m asking you to trust me with your vote.

[email protected]
(209) 406-8728

Please vote by November 8th. Election Day is less than two weeks away. This is how to mark your ballot in the Merced City Council District 4 race. Casey Steed is your first choice. Thank you for your support.

I want to thank my walking crew for their help in getting out the vote yesterday. Your help is so very much appreciated by me.

We had a great turnout at our Oktoberfest lunch event Friday. Special thanks to the ITALO lodge and Rich Palumbo. My kitchen crew headed up by Merced County Sheriff Vern Warnke put on a meal fit for a king. My volunteers who helped with check in and the dessert auction were invaluable. Thank you all for being there for me.