Dantona-Woody Square Off in Cayucos Forum
Estero Bay News (Cayucos)
May 22, 2026
If you missed the chance to hear District 2 County Supervisor candidates Jim Dantona and Michael Erin Woody go head-to-head, don’t worry — the *Estero Bay News* (Cayucos) has the full recap of their final forum right here in town. According to the report, our neighbors packed the room on Saturday, May 16, and didn’t hold back. From water policy to the future of Highway 1, the questions were as direct as the coastal breeze, and both candidates had to earn their keep in front of a crowd that knows this community inside and out.
What stood out to me wasn’t just the debate, but the fact that Cayucos showed up. In a primary season that can feel distant and noisy, this forum was a reminder that local elections are where our voices actually echo. Whether you lean left or right, seeing our little slice of the 805 become the stage for a final showdown before the June 2 primary says a lot about how much we care about who represents us. If you haven’t voted yet, let this be your nudge — your neighbors already did their homework.
This summary was written by AI based on the original article from Estero Bay News (Cayucos).
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