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Independent Bart will represent us

For as long as I can remember, we voters have cried for change and then at the polls we vote the same way we did the last time we voted.

I for one, am voting for Rick Bart.

As victims of a violent crime in 1986, we had the good fortune of having Rick, detective at the time, as our advocate. Since then we have followed his career and saw the good he did as sheriff. He has always represented the people of the county.

His campaign struggles financially because he isn’t in the pockets of big money companies. They know he isn’t going to sell us out to get what they want.

If voters really want change they can count on, they’ll vote for Rick Bart.

JOHN and GLORIA WOLTER

Sultan

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