A debate between incumbent Republican Karel Crawford and Democratic challenger Bryan Randolph for the District Three State Representative seat. Crawford emphasizes her extensive legislative experience, particularly in transportation, and advocates for local control over town budgets. Randolph highlights his background as a social worker, focusing on community needs like housing affordability and youth mental health. The candidates discussed the proposed tax cap amendment, with Randolph warning of unintended consequences and Crawford noting its complexity. They also addressed property tax pressures, potential lodging fees for tourist towns, and the impact of education funding disparities between municipalities.

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