What District 120 Deserves — And What I'll Fight For
- Paul Simoneau

- 3 hours ago
- 2 min read
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 raised a family here.
I've lived in western Kansas for 32 years. I'm a lifelong Republican, married to my beautiful wife Michelle, and we have three sons — Alex, Dane, and Mason. I know what it costs to live here. I know what it means to watch your property tax bill go up year after year while your income stays the same. And I know that the people of District 120 deserve better.
Key Issues
Property Taxes
Since 2021, property tax valuations across Kansas have gone up an average of 40%. Some counties have seen 91% or more. Farmers and homeowners in western Kansas are getting squeezed, and the Legislature has been slow to act. Paul is running to finish that fight and deliver real relief.
Education
Quality education is the cornerstone of any thriving community. Paul believes in investing in our schools, improved facilities, and support for teachers.
Public Safety
Safety is a fundamental right. Paul aims to strengthen community policing efforts, enhance emergency response services, and foster a collaborative relationship between law enforcement and the community.
Economic Development
A robust local economy benefits everyone. Paul plans to support small businesses, attract new investments, and create job opportunities that will uplift the entire district.
Healthcare Access
Access to quality healthcare, Paul is committed to improving healthcare services and ensuring that all residents can receive the care they need.
Transparency and Accountability
One of Paul's core values is transparency. He is committed to keeping residents informed about decisions, budgets, and how their tax dollars are being spent.
How You Can Get Involved
Volunteer, attend events, spread the word, and vote. Supporting Paul Simoneau is investing in the future of District 120 — and in a representative who has actually lived it.
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