Kristey! The Right Choice!
We need the one person, that is representing us as taxpayers, doing the right things and voting the right way, to continue as our State Representative!
Election is only a week away and you must choose between a proven legislator which is conservative and votes to reduce your sky high taxes, or a RINO which is really a Democrat, which loves to spend your tax dollars every budget year, voting for all tax increases put before him. Please make the right choice! VOTE EARLY, OR VOTE ON AUGUST 6 FOR KRISTEY WILLIAMS!
Vote Kristey Williams August 6,State Representative 77th District
Very important to keep Kristey as your State Representative. She is fighting to reduce our property taxes and state income taxes, voting
7 times for significant tax relief with the Governor vetoing four of the seven. The final package was finally approved with total exemption of social security income tax and State food sales tax. Property tax remains to be a concern in Butler County and Kristey continues to advocate for reductions both at the State and locally.
Kristey also, fights for her constituents include the recent water contamination from abandoned oil wells, flooding in our industrial park,which in the past has flooded some businesses in our Industrial Park.
Kristey has proven herself over the past nine years by her conservative votes: Check her out for yourself. Her House website is listed below.
Kristey's priorities are family, parental rights and education, being a teacher in her career. She is an excellent listener and works very hard to satisfy her constituents.
Kristey has also served as mayor of Augusta, loving her town and community.
She also lead the effort for "Save Our State Street" campaign about 20 years ago.
We are fortunate to have Kristey Williams around this community, especially as our State Representative.
VOTE KRISTEY WILLIAMS, AUGUST 6!
Capitol Office
Room: 286-N
Seat: 20
Phone: 785-296-3971 only during session
Email: kristey.williams@house.ks.gov
Home Information
506 Stone Court Lake Court
Augusta, KS 67010
Phone: 316 775-1440
Cell: 316-371-1044
Email:kristeywilliams@yahoo.com
Business Information
Occupation: Former mayor/Former teacher
Other Information
Spouse: Joe
Legislative Service
House: 2015 - Present
No more RINOs needed in this town, county or State Please!
Voting for Williams gives confidence that she will stand with taxpayers, for children (have you seen Castle Park?!), for students (she protects kids as priority #1), for constituents (for example, tainted water wells, disability, taxes, DMV – she helps the average guy/gal), and for values that represent the 77th (compare the histories of both candidates, their accomplishments).
What we don’t need is someone representing the 77th District who is endorsed by Democrats from Governor Kelly down to the “daily endorsements,” promoted by liberal Republicans (you’ve heard of RINO) and Democrats who brag about changing their party affiliation to vote in our Republican primary, and someone who has a clear history of voting for property tax increases. In both of Law’s positions (past BCC where he was defeated by Kim Braungardt and currently on USD 402 School Board), he has consistently, without any pushback, voted to raise our property taxes – over and over again. Good leaders know there are other ways to provide for local needs, increase pay for teachers, and improve education without putting it on the backs of taxpayers. Reallocating existing resources to teachers and the classroom should be priority, not diverting to unnecessary spending or callously raising taxes.
We don’t need lazy leadership. We need hard-working leaders who show their heart for service, their courage for truth and doing the right thing, and their experience and initiative to be most informed on difficult issues. There is a clear choice for our district, and it should not be Governor Kelly’s pick for the 77th! Choose a conservative who cares verses a moderate who is motivated by personal vendettas and the Governor’s agenda.
Choose a conservative that believes in life, liberty, and limited government.
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