My name is Tedd Sayres, and I am running for office in the US House of Representatives as an Independent candidate. I have a background in architectural and land planning, and in my free time, I enjoy activities such as cycling, skiing, tennis, soccer, video games, and playing with Legos with my 8-year-old son. I was encouraged to run for my local school board, where our motto is "Students First." As an elected official, I prioritize the needs of our students and also support our teachers and staff. Upholding and protecting the first amendment rights of all individuals is important to me, as I believe in the freedom of speech and the power of dialogue. Promoting inclusivity and diverse representation in decision-making processes is also crucial. Addressing substance abuse and mental health issues is a top priority for me, as I have personal experience with these issues in my own family. I believe that by practicing empathy and kindness, we can make a difference in the lives of others.
I am running for the US House of Representatives as a member of the Independent party because I believe it is essential to prioritize the needs and well-being of the people of District 13. As an elected official, it is my duty to support and advocate for everyone regardless of your politics. Upholding and protecting the First Amendment rights of all individuals within this district is also a top priority for me. I want to ensure that everyone feels comfortable speaking up without fear of judgment or retribution, and I believe that open and civil discussions are crucial in moving our society forward. Additionally, I am committed to promoting inclusivity and diverse representation in decision-making processes, as everyone deserves a seat at the table. Addressing substance abuse and mental health issues is also a critical area that requires attention, as I have personally witnessed the impact it can have on families and communities. By returning to the values we were taught growing up, such as kindness and empathy, we can make a real difference in the lives of others. Together, we can create a more united and compassionate society where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
My name is Tedd Sayres, and I am running for office in the US House of Representatives as an Independent candidate. I have a background in architectural and land planning, and in my free time, I enjoy activities such as cycling, skiing, tennis, soccer, video games, and playing with Legos with my 8-year-old son. I was encouraged to run for my local school board, where our motto is "Students First." As an elected official, I prioritize the needs of our students and also support our teachers and staff. Upholding and protecting the first amendment rights of all individuals is important to me, as I believe in the freedom of speech and the power of dialogue. Promoting inclusivity and diverse representation in decision-making processes is also crucial. Addressing substance abuse and mental health issues is a top priority for me, as I have personal experience with these issues in my own family. I believe that by practicing empathy and kindness, we can make a difference in the lives of others.
I am running for the US House of Representatives as a member of the Independent party because I believe it is essential to prioritize the needs and well-being of the people of District 13. As an elected official, it is my duty to support and advocate for everyone regardless of your politics. Upholding and protecting the First Amendment rights of all individuals within this district is also a top priority for me. I want to ensure that everyone feels comfortable speaking up without fear of judgment or retribution, and I believe that open and civil discussions are crucial in moving our society forward. Additionally, I am committed to promoting inclusivity and diverse representation in decision-making processes, as everyone deserves a seat at the table. Addressing substance abuse and mental health issues is also a critical area that requires attention, as I have personally witnessed the impact it can have on families and communities. By returning to the values we were taught growing up, such as kindness and empathy, we can make a real difference in the lives of others. Together, we can create a more united and compassionate society where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.