Oda was a member of city council before running for mayor in 2019. She said in a Facebook posting that she will file for the second term early next year.
Her announcement may seem early but she has received many inquiries as to her intentions in 2023, Oda wrote.
Oda received praise from some and criticism from others for her support of public events during COVID-19 peak periods and for placing her own signs on city property that many deemed as anti-mask without knowledge of other city officials or council.
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