Endorsement Alert – Buck for State Senate

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I am proud and pleased to announce that I have received the following endorsements from people and organizations supporting me for re-election to State Senate District 21:
*Tyler Moore, Kokomo Mayor
“At a time when experience and integrity are needed in state government, Senator Jim Buck continues to provide the type of leadership that demonstrates both. Jim has been a respected legislator in the halls of the Indiana Statehouse for years and has never been afraid to stand with and for his constituents on issues that matter most. Senator Buck’s strong, fiscally-conservative ideals have helped put Indiana in a strong economic position and have created a climate for small business and industry to invest and grow in our state. Indiana needs Senator Jim Buck to help keep us on track.”
OTHER ENDORSEMENTS:
*National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB)
*One Zone Business Action Committee (BAC)
*Indiana Farm Bureau
*Indiana Realtors Association
*NRA with A+ Rating
*Indiana Firefighters
*Fraternal Order of Police
*Indiana Police Alliance
*Doug Carter, Former Indiana State Police Superintendent & Former Hamilton Co. Sheriff
*Jerry Asher, Howard County Sheriff
*American Family Association PAC
*Indiana Right to Life
*CPAC
*The American Conservative Union
*Former Vice President Mike Pence
*Andy Cook, Former Westfield Mayor
*Note:  More pending!
I AM ASKING YOU FOR YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT
State Senator Jim Buck
Senate District 21
765-438-5852 (cell)
Disclaimer:
Candidate listings are provided for general informational purposes only. The Howard County Republican Party does not endorse candidates in contested local primary elections. The inclusion or appearance of any candidate in this communication or on Party platforms does not imply endorsement, preference, or support by the Party.
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