Kristin,
After reading your answers to the Herald Q&A, I still may vote for you, but feel the need to point out that you have your facts wrong about Lord Hill.  There are many studies that show the effect of mountain biking on wilderness is lower than the impact of equestrian use.  Simple reasons are 1- they are a thousand pounds lighter; 2- rolling impact is less than stepping; 3- bikers don't graze; and 4- bikes don't leave urine and poop on the trails.

Main reasons for mountain bike damage are unauthorized trails, so if you allow them to build in designated zones, there should be no need for additional trail building; and skidding, which again is mitigated by proper trail design.

Lord Hill is large enough to share, you can have your peaceful walks and we can bike 500 feet away, and you'll never know we are there or step in our shit.