A Supervisor who gets it

I first met Ryan Sundberg in 2010 at a candidate forum in Willow Creek. Ryan is polite, professional, and does not have to raise his voice to make an impact; his words do.

I asked the 5^th District candidates a question about jobs and affordable housing. Ryan’s answer that day has earned him my vote and loyalty. You don’t have to explain to Ryan what it is to struggle to maintain a roof over your head or obtain housing, why it is so hard to get or maintain a job; he gets it.

The same thing applies to business matters. Ryan knows what it is like to build a business, especially without access to funds and loans; what a small business goes through just to make every day expenses, often living paycheck to paycheck.

It is that life experience that makes Ryan stand out. Issues like the GPU that are so bogged down in bureaucrat-speak that most of us need a decoder. One should not take a position on something they do not fully understand.  Ryan can talk about such subjects with expertise yet in language that explains the impact to the average voter.

In 2010, Ryan was the newcomer. He is knowledgeable about his District and the specific issues that needed to be fixed. Ryan has lived in the area all his life. So has his family. On June 3^rd, chose Ryan; his experience and community relationships benefit you on a practical level.