Elect, Not Appoint the County Assessor

For the past five years, Charlie Dooley has repeatedly opposed the idea of an elected Assessor, and he's on the record about it. In 2005, Mr. Dooley said, "We don't need more elected people to get things done. It's just unnecessary."

Charlie has done nothing in the last eight years to fix the broken and unfair tax system. Last year, I released my property tax reform plan to county voters that included the recommendation of an elected assessor.