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Posted on April 23, 2019

Just a fraction of the things Sirrano wants to bring to Dallas city hall

4/05/1019 – Soon To Be Councilman of Dallas 10th District Sirrano Keith Baldeo, explains the distress Of The City, Why He Is The Best Candidate And How He can Fix It.

https://youtu.be/Ac3vnl9mJOc

New 4/18/2019 District 10 Going Down: crime and higher taxes closing business in District 10

https://youtu.be/OLI5dm7q8XA

NEW: 4/17/2019 – Sirrano’s Message to some folks wanting a White Councilman in District 10. We need diversity not division caused by this group

https://youtu.be/sxgQH1dC20k

New: 4/18/2019 Sirrano Keith Baldeo’s message To The Black Community And Voting To Replace The District 10 Council For Segregating The Black Community. Backing His Confederate Supports.

https://youtu.be/zdZ4e8ozyxQ

Sirrano Keith Baldeo District 10 Candidate address the church and his calling to be the next councilman

https://youtu.be/7jc1SCHu74k

Stacey Baldeo Dallas District 10 Testimonial On Why Votes Should Choose Her Husband Sirrano Keith Baldeo


I wanted to share a few words about my husband as he seeks the 10th district council seat in Dallas.

I’ve been married to Sirrano for almost ten years now, and we’ve been together for about nineteen. When we met, he was a dance instructor, teaching Ballroom and Latin dancing professionally​. After some time, he got into the publishing business and ran a successful community newspaper in New Jersey for a very long time.

In those years I saw him build genuine relationships with people at all levels, from community activists, teachers, church leaders, churchgoers​, business owners, community organizations, politicians, and also people having a hard time in life, living on the street. He put his heart and soul into the downtrodden community of the city, hosting events for children, bringing people of faith together, not hesitating to speak out against what he felt was mistreatment of the community, honoring those who did good in the community and in general, just being available for anyone who needed a helping hand or some words of advice. He has a passion for local public office mostly because of the role it can play in making lives, and communities, better — and bringing people together.

He has spent the better part of twelve years attending and participating in council meetings, campaigns, and local elections. He has a solid understanding of the roles and responsibilities of the city council and is very serious when it comes to doing what is right for a community, both financially and morally. I would describe him as fearless and I often tell him I wish I am fearless like he is.

But enough about business. On the personal side, my husband is an extrovert — very open and a lover of people. Two of his greatest pleasures are helping someone or making someone laugh.

Once you meet Sirrano, his honesty is what will shine through. He says what he means and what he feels, many times unfiltered. He is also a man of faith, and his Christianity is probably what guides him most. He does not back down from what he feels is right.

I know that if elected to the council seat, my husband is a man that will be seen and heard. You will know who your councilperson is. He will be available to you. He will fight for you. You can call him directly. He will hear your concerns and will represent you. He will be active in the community until he has exhausted himself. I’ve seen him do this endlessly. It doesn’t matter who you are, what your beliefs are, he represents all people and fights for what is fair and just. To vote for my husband is to vote for an advocate, a mentor, and a friend.

I Am Just Here To Warn You Not To Elect or Re-elect The Wrong People, They Would Destroy What’s Left Of Dallas. I’m Offering You A Better Choice.

https://youtu.be/6lRsvDFP6dU
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