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Eric Peter is well-prepared to lead and demonstrates respect by reaching out and listening to a wide range of community members. As Sergeant, he identifies deputies’ strengths and areas for growth and seeks to provide them with the guidance they need to serve our community.

My fellow community members, It is disheartening that I find myself yet again having to speak up against blatantly false rumors and lies being spread about me. This time it is someone using scare tactics, suggesting that I would violate people’s rights on their own properties. The false assertion that I want to do away with people’s rights to shoot on their own property and that I want the county council to pass an ordinance making it illegal is completely false and an egregious lie....

One of many reasons I believe you should be voting for Eric Peter for Sheriff.

In the coming election we have a chance to make a choice on the position in our community which requires the deepest level of trust: Sheriff.

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