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Candidate Leonard Foster for NV Assembly 13 (NW Las Vegas) is busy meeting the voters in his district. While walking door to door, Leonard is asking his potential constituents how he can best represent them when he goes to Carson City.
Leonard Foster Campaign LogoPRLog (Press Release) - Feb 18, 2012 -
Las Vegas businessman and candidate for Nevada Assembly District 13, Leonard Foster, has been busy knocking on doors since he announced his candidacy on November 11, 2011 and is on target with his goal to meet every voter in the district.
"I look forward to the opportunity to serve the people of Nevada." Foster stated. "I know that most candidates don't start knocking on doors until after they file for office, but I started early to introduce myself to as many voters as possible."
In 1978, Leonard enlisted in the US Navy and took an Oath to defend the Constitution of the United States. As your Assemblyman, Leonard says that's exactly what he will do... follow the Oath of Office.
Leonard added, "Nevada is #1 in unemployment, #1 in home foreclosures and dead last in education. We must turn these numbers around. The people in Assembly District 13, and Nevada, are tired of 'politics as usual' and are looking for someone who will fight against more taxes, job killing regulations and fight for keeping the money in the classroom and out of the hands of the union bosses."
Leonard moved to southern Nevada in 1990. Leonard, his wife Charlene, and family live in Centennial Hills in NW Las Vegas. Leonard & Charlene are proud to say they are foster parents to 6 of their children. Leonard is keenly aware of the challenges that face the children, parents and school officials in Nevada as they struggle with the fact that Nevada is one of the lowest rated states in the nation in education. Leonard Foster believes in putting education back into the hands of parents and teachers. "Who better to make decisions regarding the children than those that care for them the most." he says.
Leonard has worked in the casino industry and is currently the owner of a water treatment business in Las Vegas which he started in 1999. Leonard is intensely aware of the challenges that small business owners face every day - over regulation and an uncertain economic climate- these are issues that Leonard will work to change when he is elected and goes to Carson City to represent those that have sent him there.
Leonard is a "common sense" husband, father, business owner and candidate and will bring that "common sense" into the legislature.
You can visit his campaign website at www.LeonardFoster.com
Candidate Leonard Foster for NV Assembly 13 (NW Las Vegas) is busy meeting the voters in his district. While walking door to door, Leonard is asking his potential constituents how he can best represent them when he goes to Carson City.
Leonard Foster Campaign LogoPRLog (Press Release) - Feb 18, 2012 -
Las Vegas businessman and candidate for Nevada Assembly District 13, Leonard Foster, has been busy knocking on doors since he announced his candidacy on November 11, 2011 and is on target with his goal to meet every voter in the district.
"I look forward to the opportunity to serve the people of Nevada." Foster stated. "I know that most candidates don't start knocking on doors until after they file for office, but I started early to introduce myself to as many voters as possible."
In 1978, Leonard enlisted in the US Navy and took an Oath to defend the Constitution of the United States. As your Assemblyman, Leonard says that's exactly what he will do... follow the Oath of Office.
Leonard added, "Nevada is #1 in unemployment, #1 in home foreclosures and dead last in education. We must turn these numbers around. The people in Assembly District 13, and Nevada, are tired of 'politics as usual' and are looking for someone who will fight against more taxes, job killing regulations and fight for keeping the money in the classroom and out of the hands of the union bosses."
Leonard moved to southern Nevada in 1990. Leonard, his wife Charlene, and family live in Centennial Hills in NW Las Vegas. Leonard & Charlene are proud to say they are foster parents to 6 of their children. Leonard is keenly aware of the challenges that face the children, parents and school officials in Nevada as they struggle with the fact that Nevada is one of the lowest rated states in the nation in education. Leonard Foster believes in putting education back into the hands of parents and teachers. "Who better to make decisions regarding the children than those that care for them the most." he says.
Leonard has worked in the casino industry and is currently the owner of a water treatment business in Las Vegas which he started in 1999. Leonard is intensely aware of the challenges that small business owners face every day - over regulation and an uncertain economic climate- these are issues that Leonard will work to change when he is elected and goes to Carson City to represent those that have sent him there.
Leonard is a "common sense" husband, father, business owner and candidate and will bring that "common sense" into the legislature.
You can visit his campaign website at www.LeonardFoster.com
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