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Gadsden voters face a pivotal choice between incumbent Mayor Craig Ford and challenger Thomas Worthy, as the city’s future hinges on growth strategy, neighborhood equity, and fiscal responsibility. Ford touts economic wins like MINT’s arrival and increased revenue, framing his leadership as successful in attracting jobs and boosting public safety. Worthy counters with a call for balanced, neighborhood-first development, demanding road repairs, equitable funding, and an audit of city debt — arguing that foundational infrastructure and local entrepreneurs deserve priority over big manufacturing. The race boils down to vision: Ford promises measurable progress through metrics; Worthy insists voters will see real change in their streets and parks.

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