I have worked with Art as a fellow commissioner for over seven years and have always held him in high regard. At our statewide meetings he has impressed me with his ability to listen to all sides of an issue and come up with a solution that is fair to everyone while still honoring his principles. This is an important attribute when serving a county with very diverse populations. He has a high level of integrity and I believe the citizens of San Miguel County are fortunate to have the opportunity to reelect Art Goodtimes.
PAID ELECTION LETTER | ‘Citizens of San Miguel County Are Fortunate to Have the Opportunity to Reelect Art Goodtimes’
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| 3 | | I have worked with Art as a fellow commissioner for over seven years and have always held him in high regard. At our statewide meetings he has impressed me with his ability to listen to all sides of an issue and come up with a solution that is fair to everyone while still honoring his principles. This is an important attribute when serving a county with very diverse populations. He has a high level of integrity and I believe the citizens of San Miguel County are fortunate to have the opportunity to reelect Art Goodtimes.
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