For those of you who live in Florida District 81, and are concerned about our government, I would ask you to consider voting for Charles “Chuck” Work and here is why.
I was a lifelong Republican, and so was Chuck. Before retirement, Chuck was a highly respected lawyer in Washington DC. He held Presidential Appointments in the Nixon, Ford and Reagan administrations. (By the way, I voted for these three Republican presidents.) Chuck left the Republican Party shortly after the insurrection on January 6, and I did too. I did not register as Democrat though, because I believe it is time to vote for the person, not the party.This is coming from a person who voted the straight Republican ticket all my life.
Chuck is a moderate. He is opposed to extremism. He believes civility and respect for others is important in government.
Chuck will fight for transparency and ethics in Florida at both the state and local level. This is why I support Charles “Chuck” Work for the Florida State HouseofRepresentatives District 81.
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