Voters who understand what’s at stake in the District 14 primary to vie for Pete Schwartzkopf’s seat in the Legislature choose Kathy McGuiness.
Kathy babysat my sister and me when we were young children. She was always kind, fun, attentive and engaging. We always loved when she would take us on walks, play board games and take us to the pool or beach.
Fast forward a few decades. Now, as I am a small business owner in the district, when Kathy was an elected city commissioner, she was always there to answer my questions, connect me with the correct department and simply listen. I always tell people that if you want to get any job done, call Kathy McGuiness!
Kathy has Pete’s endorsement, huge support from local business owners and residents, statewide endorsements and much more. People know what Kathy can bring home to her voters. They know she can win in the general election. They know what Kathy can achieve for this area.
Vote Kathy McGuiness in the Tuesday, Sept. 10 primary.
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