So I've been googling and anywho'ing all the council candidates for my list, and I even decided to get a domain: http://CouncilCandidates.info - maybe I'll get a cheap hosting plan and put this stuff up there in a more straightforward format, and do a little campaign blogging. I've called a few candidates, who have mostly been very helpful and forthcoming with their contact information, and I've had a couple of interesting conversations with candidates that I previously knew nothing about.

Anyway, I hunted down Donna Reed Miller's campaign by calling her regular council office (which I'd wanted to avoid, believing firmly that incumbents shouldn't be campaigning out of their government offices). Once I was talking to campaign HQ, I was somewhat surprised to find out that she does in fact have a campaign Web site: http://www.FriendsofDRM.com (though the campaign worker who took my call had to put me on hold for a few minutes to find the URL). It is a fabulous example of bad mid-90's Web design, but it's there. But I'm wondering: How much could she get from the RIAA for the domain name?