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2020 UTAH HOUSE 13 CAMPAIGN

FUN FACTS

  • ONE - Met U.S. Congressional Candidate in person while out campaigning.

  • ONE - Met City Council candidate who lost (she offered to sell me two scooters, but declined).

  • ONE - Met world's largest puppy (when it was born).

  • ONE - Broke (maybe) Sprinkler Head.

  • ONE - Met model maker for the movie industry.

  • ONE - Set of car keys left on porch ledge, June 2022).

  • ONE - Popsicle (offered and accepted Root Beer).

  • ONE - Blown kiss good-bye (by a small girl).

  • ONE - State Representative District 13 that I am challenging in her home (January 2022).

  • ONE - Met most recent former State Representative mowing his lawn (June 2022).

  • ONE - Jumped accidentally backward off 3-foot porch to make way for visitor walking up stairs (July 2022).

  • TWO - Met one City Mayor (once before becoming Mayor and once after becoming mayor.

  • TWO - Met two City Council members (both in one month).

  • TWO - Beer offers (both graciously declined).

  • TWO - Rabbits.

  • TWO - Broke (stepped on) Small Christmas light bulbs left on porch).

  • TWO - Dog bites (one per lower arm).

  • TWO - Snakes.

  • TWO - Pagan or Wiccan Households.

  • TWO - Piano Restorers.

  • TWO - Jehovah Witness Homes in Single Day.

  • TWO - Full-sized school buses being converted into recreational vehicles.

  • TWO - Bats (hanging from roof porch).

  • THREE - Door knockers fallen off into the bushes or garden at one home.

  • THREE - Llamas.

  • THREE - Deliquent utility notices that had fallen off and put back onto door against my rolled up campaign flyer or handed to resident.

  • THREE - Sneezes during campaign presentation into Smart doorbell.

  • THREE - [Not fun fact].  Residents passed away and where I had lawn signs on their property.

  • FOUR - Commercial soda vending machines on residential porches.

  • FOUR - House Keys in Front Door Locks or Hanging on Doorknob.

  • FOUR - Offers of water in one small extended cul de sac.
  • FOUR - Homes.  The smallest number of homes on a block in District 13.

  • FIVE - Bottles of Sun Screen.

  • SIX - Pizza boxes laying scattered on a porch

  • EIGHT - Pairs of Sketcher Shoes (worn since March 2018).

  • EIGHT - Consecutive homes having dogs either outside or inside the house.

  • TEN AND A HALF - Miles per Gallon putting up lawn signs (really bad).

  • SIXTEEN - Most continuous steps from sidewalk to porch.

  • EIGHTEEN - Degrees Fahrenheit, coldest weather out campaigning for four hours.

  • EIGHTEEN POINT NINE - Miles per Gallon of gas used by Subaru Impreza while driving around placing my lawn signs at 250 residences (2020 election) down from my normal 31 miles per gallon.

  • TWENTY - Dollars (largest amount of money found lying on ground).

  • THIRTY - Birdhouses on one property.

  • THIRTY - Minutes talking to a resident, the longest amount of time spent talking with an individual on the campaign trail.

  • FIFTY - Degrees the best temperature go to out campaigning.

  • NINETY-FOUR - A dog In dog years and a human in human years

  • ONE HUNDRED - Degrees Fahrenheit, hottest weather out campaigning. 

  • COUNTLESS - Dogs and Cats.

  • THREE HUNDRED+ - Lawn sign locations (2022).

  • THREE THOUSAND (rough estimate) - Miles walked.

  • NINETY-SIX THOUSAND - The number of homes visited the past 30 months (12,000 homes in House District 13 eight times).

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OUR NEIGHBORHOODS

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There are many wonderful homes, yards, and displays in our own local neighborhoods.  I have enjoyed the opportunity to experience the amazing natural beauty and the hard work that many residents have dedicated to making our community our own.

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If you like, experience more of our wondeful community check out  the "OUR NEIGHBORHOODS" Webpage.

CAMPAIGN TRAIL

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Over four years of on the Campaign Trail has put me through a challenge course of dog bites, nasty weather, and at the same time unusual and fun experience.  Come along and join with me a brief excursion over the past four and half years on my Campaign Trail webpage.

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