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Owning a home is more than just having a roof over your head. It’s about building a foundation for your future, creating stability, and investing in your community. For those of us in Kansas Legislature District 120, homeownership is a vital part of our lives and our economy. But achieving and maintaining homeownership can be challenging. That’s why advocating for policies and programs that support homebuyers and homeowners is so important. Today, I want to share some insight

When I think about the future of Kansas, especially the Northwest region, I can't help but feel hopeful. There’s a fresh energy in the air, and much of it comes from leaders who truly understand the challenges and opportunities here. One such leader is Paul Simoneau. His vision for Kansas is not just about politics; it’s about real change that impacts everyday lives. Let’s dive into what makes his approach to Kansas policy reform ideas stand out and why it matters to those of

Owning a home is more than just having a place to live. It’s about building a future, creating stability, and investing in your community. In Kansas, especially in Northwest Kansas, homeownership plays a crucial role in shaping the economic and social landscape. As someone deeply invested in the well-being of this region, I want to share why advocating for homeownership in Kansas is essential and how it can benefit you and your neighbors. Why Homeownership Matters in Kansas H

Owning a home is more than just having a place to live. It’s about building a foundation for your future, creating stability, and investing in your community. In Kansas, especially in Northwest Kansas, home ownership carries unique opportunities and challenges. I want to share why advocating for home ownership is so important here and how it can benefit you and your neighbors. Why Home Ownership Matters in Kansas Home ownership is a cornerstone of the American Dream, but in K

When it comes to representing the heart and soul of Northwest Kansas, few names resonate as strongly as Paul Simoneau. If you’ve been following the buzz around Kansas Legislature District 120, you’ve probably heard about his commitment to real change. But what makes Paul Simoneau stand out as a true Kansas advocacy leader? Let me walk you through why he’s the voice many are rallying behind. The Drive Behind a Kansas Advocacy Leader Paul Simoneau isn’t just another candidate o

Hello everyone, Paul Simoneau here with a hard look at where your tax dollars are really going in Kansas. Understanding Kansas Tax Revenue Take a look at this pie chart for FY 2025. Total tax haul? A whopping $21.1 billion from Kansas families and businesses. Breakdown of Tax Revenue Here’s the breakdown: Property Taxes — $6.667 billion (31.6%) — Still the biggest slice. Mostly local, but it hits your house and land hard to pay for schools, counties, and cities. Income Taxes

Why Agriculture Must Stay the Backbone of Northwest Kansas =========================================================== Agriculture is the heart of House District 120. From the farms and ranches in Cheyenne, Decatur, Rawlins, Sherman, Thomas, and Wallace counties, our producers feed our state and nation while supporting our small towns and local businesses. Challenges Facing Our Farmers and Ranchers Yet, our farmers and ranchers face tough challenges. They deal with burdensome

I've lived in western Kansas for 32 years. I'm married to my beautiful wife Michelle, and we have three sons — Alex, Dane, and Mason. Since 2021, property tax valuations across Kansas have gone up an average of 40%. That's not an accident. That's a failure of leadership. I'm running because somebody has to fight back.

Western Kansas doesn't need more promises from people who've never worked a hard day in their life. It needs someone who's driven the roads, paid the bills, and understands what real work looks like.

I believe in hard work, personal responsibility, and earning what you get. That's how I've lived my life, and that's how I'll serve District 120.