Rick Jansons
Party: Republican
Candidate for: State Representative
Incumbent? No
Age: 44
Hometown: Richland
Occupation: Radiation Safety Consultant
50-word statement:
I'm running because I believe government can be improved. Seemingly good ideas in Olympia can sometimes hurt our schools, businesses or lives. Your representative should talk with you before voting. My experience in elected office shows I listen and care about what you say. I'd appreciate your vote. Thank you.
Three priorities:
1. Maintaining and growing strong public schools.
2. Cutting unnecessary taxes and stopping unchecked government growth.
3. Working to make Washington more business friendly, including nuclear and energy-related businesses to help reduce our demand for foreign oil.
Web site: www.voterickjansons.com
E-mail address: rickjansons@msn.com
Phone number: (509) 430-9988
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