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Philly has a long tradition of saving their shoveled out parking spot with an inanimate object, like a traffic cone, lawn chair or milk crate.
π Yes, but: We still wanted to get mayoral candidates' take on the practice.
Here's where the Democrats stand β
Warren Bloom: β Pro β If you shovel out your parking space, you should be able to keep it in the snow.
Jeff Brown: β Pro βΒ If you did the work you should be able to keep the space. But we need more parking.
James DeLeon: β Pro βΒ I donβt do it, but I understand that a person shoveled their spot and believes they should keep it for at least one day.
Allan Domb: β Con β Street parking is one of the ultimate democratic things about city living: first come, first served, no savesies.
Delscia Gray: β Con β Find another parking spot.
Helen Gym: β Con β Our blocks belong to all of us.
Cherelle Parker: β Pro β It's a Philly Thing!
Rebecca Rhynhart: β Con β I understand the sentiment of wanting to save a parking space, especially after a snowstorm, but far too many incidents have escalated into violence due to this practice and therefore I am against it.
Click on each candidate's name to read their full SmartBrevity voter guide.

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