It is my privilege to add my name to those who support Alex Sutter for House Position 26-B.\u00a0Mr. Sutter has a valuable background in several very difficult core areas we face in the Legislature.\u00a0I look forward to his help as we struggle with the rising cost of healthcare for all our citizens, and the less than adequate coverage in some areas.\u00a0Alex has years of experience in the insurance business<\/p>\n
Alex\u00a0has served on the Richfield school board and is fully aware of the value of an education system, public or home, which will prepare our students for the jobs which are rapidly coming into our state.\u00a0His will be a voice of experience to help continue the state goals toward\u00a0a better educational system.\u00a0As a father of four children, Alex is committed to providing the best choices for all families.<\/p>\n
Each year the Legislature has the opportunity to have bright, young students serve as pages.\u00a0Last session, Olivia Sutter was my special assistant.\u00a0Olivia was able, bright and dedicated to making a difference.\u00a0I am sure she is a reflection of the values and traits learned at home.<\/p>\n
I look forward to having Olivia\u2019s dad serve also in the Idaho State Legislature.\u00a0We need his abilities, background and desire to serve as we continue to work on solutions to the issues important to the citizens of Idaho.<\/p>\n
Please join me and vote for Alex Sutter, District 26, on Nov. 8.<\/p>\n
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Thank you,<\/p>\n
Maxine T. Bell<\/b><\/p>\n
Idaho State House of Representatives,
\n<\/i>R-Jerome, District 25<\/i><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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