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To the Editor,
Currently, all of Larimer County except Fort Collins is “represented” by three individuals appointed to their positions by a few conservative Republicans. They support the views of only the most conservative voters. We need broader representation.
This year Rich Ball, a lifelong Loveland resident, has stepped up to offer that broad representation. He is running for Senate District 15, which covers all of Larimer County except Fort Collins.
Rich was born into a Loveland family with a long tradition of public service. While practicing law and raising four children, Rich served on the boards of many local charities, was president of the Larimer County Bar Association, Rotary, United Way, and more. Over the years he has volunteered with Lovelanders of all political persuasions and now has friends and supporters across the political spectrum.
Rich is a problem solver. He knows that educational opportunities, multi-modal transportation, and a creative, innovative environment are essential to attracting jobs to Colorado. He supports health care for all, a clean, healthy environment, and sensible, future oriented, state budgeting.
Rich Ball understands Loveland and Larimer County. He will work hard to represent all of our people. He needs your vote on August 10 and November 2.
Ann Harroun
Loveland, CO 80538
I am happy to support Rich Ball. He has been great for our community.
What you've failed to mention is Richard Ball would continue to place the left's social aganda ahead of the urgent need for private sector jobs. He's a lawyer, which means for 35 years he's held no productive job to know the benefits of hard work and the rewards of risk. I think we need to find anyone who legitimately represents the interests of the people and get as far away from the professional politician as we can. To me Richard Ball looks like a professional politician in the making.
Enough Republican representation in this district. We can't take anymore…