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Hunterdon County Sheriff Deborah Trout Endorses Kate Whitman For Congress
By kateforcongressHunterdon County Sheriff Trout Endorses Kate Whitman for Congress:
“Whitman Best for Taxpayers”
(Peapack, NJ)….Hunterdon County Sheriff Deborah Trout today announced her endorsement of Fiscal Conservative Kate Whitman for Congress. Sheriff Trout stated, “Kate is simply the best candidate for taxpayers. Kate’s commitment to eliminating wasteful spending and cutting taxes is unmatched.”
The Sheriff continued, “Kate is the only candidate who has put out a legislative agenda. Additionally, her agenda is well thought out, realistic and absolutely puts public-service and taxpayers first.”
Kate Whitman said, “I am honored to have Sheriff Trout’s endorsement. She has served the people of Hunterdon County well and I look forward to working with her.”
In closing, Sheriff Trout urged taxpayers to vote tomorrow, Tuesday June 3rd, for Kate Whitman for Congress saying, “This is an important election for taxpayers. The only way to change business as usual is to stop electing politicians as usual. Kate will be a citizen-legislator, hard-working and dedicated. Kate has earned the support of the voters of Hunterdon County and the entire 7th District.”
For more information, please visit www.KateforCongress.com
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Paid for by Kate Whitman for Congress.
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