11/01/2026
Halloween was another busy day, that marked the end of a super busy period after getting back from being with our daughter, our son in law, and their new first baby. Two more Meet and Greet events yesterday, one each at opposite ends of the county, bookended by a meeting with coaching colleagues at basketball camp in the morning, and then handing out treats and gifts in Clinton on Saturday night.
Our final Meet and Greet Events in Perrysville and Clinton had good ole comfort food and great people. Wonderful conversations with voters and Republican candidates alike, including Spencer Deery, Rick Weir, Bill Peebles, Billie Bush, and Tim Yocum. That was all after days of meetings and phone calls with voters, and preparations for this weekend, along with tons of work to do from being away with our family.
I wouldn’t change being with our daughter and new baby during that time for anything. For those who have been kind to ask about them, things finally appear to be headed in a good, solid direction. While there have been challenging and scary moments these past few weeks, praise definitely goes to God, the doctors, and of course Jesscia and Austin.
Aside from our short trip out and back in early June for my sister’s memorial, that has been the only time I’ve been away from campaigning and work since January. Nine months going on ten, with tons of activities and things happening. Things like attending every festival, market, and celebration we could, while sharing information and talking to voters. Five days at the Fair in Cayuga, four days at the Little Italy Festival in Clinton, and other celebrations in Perrysville, Dana, and Saint Bernice, including all the parades from the Fair to the Hill Climb. Handing out treats and sharing information all along the way, while attending Meet and Greet events that started in March and continued to yesterday. It’s been great seeing old friends again and meeting new ones.
But the most involved of all has been going door to door all across the county and mailing out as much information as we could. Our focus has been to get as much information as we could to people about what I am looking to accomplish and where I stand. A huge part of that has been using social media, but talking with people one on one, and hearing their concerns and questions where they felt free to discuss and listen to detailed answers. That has been a rewarding experience all the way around.
When all is said and done, our future is in your hands. We can really do something special in this election, and make positive changes for our future. Your vote matters, and there’s two more calendar days left until voting ends to make it count. Come join us. We can do this, and know I'd appreciate your support.