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Why I'm Running
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I believe the people of the 48th District and the state of Kentucky deserve better than what we’ve seen from the politicians in Frankfort.
You deserve a government run by true public servants dedicated to their communities instead of politicians dedicated to their parties and their big-cash donors. You deserve leaders who are focused on what matters, like improving our schools, rebuilding our infrastructure, modernizing our tax code and creating a 21st-century economy. You deserve a state representative who will stand up for the families of the 48th and for the greater Louisville community. |
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I’ve spent my career as an attorney and as a public school teacher. Over the years, I’ve watched as our education, legal and political systems have broken down and too often failed to serve the citizens of Kentucky.
It’s time for a new direction.
It’s time to replace politicians with public servants.
It’s time to take back Frankfort – and our future.
I want to serve as your state representative and I’m asking for your vote.
My campaign will be grassroots, listening to you, bringing people together. I see an optimistic future, one built on:
I would appreciate your vote. If I have the honor of serving as your State Representative, I will work hard to ensure a better quality of life for all who call District 48 home.
It’s time for a new direction.
It’s time to replace politicians with public servants.
It’s time to take back Frankfort – and our future.
I want to serve as your state representative and I’m asking for your vote.
My campaign will be grassroots, listening to you, bringing people together. I see an optimistic future, one built on:
- A strong, well- funded public education system
- Funding to maintain and improve our streets, bridges and aging infrastructure and access to developing technologies
- Enacting laws that entice businesses to start or relocate here with well paying jobs
- Modernize Kentucky's tax code to meet the needs of the 21st Century
I would appreciate your vote. If I have the honor of serving as your State Representative, I will work hard to ensure a better quality of life for all who call District 48 home.
Kentucky Voter Information
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Deadline to register: October 9, 2018. |
General Election DayRegistered voters in Kentucky can obtain information about their precinct location and legislative districts by using the State Board of Elections Voter Information Center.
General Election Day: November 6, 2018. |
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If eligible, Kentucky registered voters, may cast an absentee ballot by mail or in the county clerk’s office prior to election day. Kentucky law does not provide for early voting or unexcused absentee voting.
Last day to request: October 30, 2018. |