Nelson campaign schedules media availability after Roseville candidates’ forum

David Nelson’s Roseville City Council campaign says he will take questions from reporters after a Sept. 15 candidates’ forum at Martha Riley Library. The event gives the District 2 candidate a post-forum platform to discuss his priorities and the race.

Why it matters: - David Nelson’s campaign is creating a separate media moment after the Roseville City Council candidates’ forum. - The availability gives reporters a chance to ask about District 2 priorities, forum issues and Nelson’s pitch to voters. - The timing puts Nelson in front of local media immediately after a public forum in a contested council race.

What happened: - David Nelson, candidate for Roseville City Council District 2, will be available to media after Tuesday evening’s Roseville Coalition of Neighborhood Associations forum. - The forum is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 15, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Martha Riley Library in Roseville. - The forum will feature candidates in the contested District 2 and District 4 city council races. - The press availability is set for immediately after the forum ends, at about 8 p.m., outside Martha Riley Library at 1501 Pleasant Grove Blvd. - The format will include brief remarks followed by media questions. - Media questions about the press availability can go to the David Nelson Campaign at 916-761-8922 or david@electdavidnelson.com.

The details: - Nelson will answer questions about his candidacy, priorities for District 2, issues raised during the forum and his vision for Roseville’s future. - The campaign says the press availability is organized independently and is not an official component of, or sponsored by, the RCONA candidates’ forum. - Media that want to attend the forum itself should direct questions about access, recording or logistics to RCONA. - Nelson is a Roseville small-business owner. - Nelson has more than two decades of experience in public policy, business advocacy and regional community issues. - Nelson is a father of three. - The announcement includes the campaign contact line, +1 916-761-8922. - The release says the campaign is paid for by Nelson for City Council 2026, FPPC #1489768.

Between the lines: - The campaign is using the forum as a springboard for direct post-event coverage. - A separate media availability can help Nelson frame his message in his own words after facing other candidates on the forum stage. - The independent setup also keeps the campaign’s messaging distinct from the nonprofit forum organizer.

What's next: - Reporters attending the forum can speak with Nelson immediately afterward outside the library. - The campaign says Nelson will take questions following brief remarks. - Additional campaign contact appears to be available through the campaign’s announcement if needed.