LEX GOFF
Well, the results are in.
I lost.
It was a close race, one I thought would never be close to possible in my position. 2,913 votes to Rhiley's 3,671. All of the help I had from my team, local supporters, and even those further away in the state, were all a part of a movement for a new voice, something to shake up the status quo. For that, I wanna say thank you. There are no words that can truly express my gratitude for how thankful I am.
This by no means is the end of my journey, and has only made it even brighter. I can’t wait to see what it has in store. Special thanks to Shelly Hansel, Mike Wilmoth, Bottoms Up, anyone who canvassed, those who voted, people who shared my posts, and voters that would let me place a sign in their yard.
To all of you, thank you so much for being a part of something different. <3
HAPPENING NOW
We will be out and about this week to pick up your yard signs, so don't worry about disposing of them!
Vision
Economic Development
Grow our downtowns, create prosperity for local small businesses, and bring jobs closer to home
Infrastructure
Build the best educational facilities, roads, emergency services, and more housing and negotiate lower costs for power and other essential services
Agriculture
Allow our farmers to keep their family farms, have access to more stable markets, keep their right to repair, and conserve water more intelligently
HealthcareÂ
Give all constituents, especially our elderly and vulnerable, access to great healthcare by reducing predatory pricing and expanding local facilitiesÂ
Out and About                    Â
Helping Tim Norris paint a Crusader on the Wellington football field before a game
Chatting with former Sumner County Health Department Director Laura Rettig about healthcare access
Visiting the Kansas Capitol to sit in on a session
Standing on the patriotic float that he and his family built for the Sumner County Fair in Caldwell
Showing off the campaign yard signs
Speaking at a Meet the Candidate event in Wellington
Speaking at a candidate event in Ark City
Visiting with former Secretary of Agriculture, Dan Glickman