Libby Simonson is pleased to announce her candidacy in the upcoming Republican Primary Election.
She is seeking the position of Justice of the Peace Liberty County Precinct 1. Libby will be on the ballot in boxes 5, 6, 18, 19 and 27.
This is a judicial position that requires real life experiences and common sense.
Libby Simonson will be tough on dangerous criminals and repeat offenders, but will be compassionate with families in conflict. The Justice of the Peace sets the amount of bonds and she will protect your family.
Libby is a strong advocate for public safety and will make a difference and keep your family safe. Libby will work closely with the District Judges to ensure that no bond is set too low.
She will listen carefully and will rule fairly based on the law and the facts.
Libby Simonson currently serves the citizens of the City of Liberty as a City Councilwoman.
She is a college graduate with a degree in Business and has been a successful small business owner for over 30 years.
Libby has lived in Liberty County for over 30 years. She is married to Al Simonson.
Libby and Al have a large family and have always worked diligently in and with the community.
Libby Simonson is a serious candidate and is a strong and decisive individual who will work hard to make our community a safe community.
Libby Simonson asks for your support and vote in the upcoming Republican Primary for the position of Justice of the Peace Liberty County Precinct 1.
12 comments:
Libby is a great woman, a true conservative, and will make a great Justice of the Peace.
I like Libby and think she would do a good job, but Roy House is 1000better trained and has a great track record.I
We agree these are the facts. Al and Libby Simonson are fine capable people and we believe she would doa good job. Roy House has already shown he will do an excellent job.
She really wants a $39,000 a year job where she has to look at dead people why?
All the money the Simonson's have and the fact she knows nothing about the job, that salary should be a complete insult to her list of qualifications. Really.......
Libby will do well, she has our support.
Don't know her at all. But is she planning on this being a full-time job or part-time one? If part-time, about how many hours a week?
try overtime job. JP's get called at all hours to pronounce bodies at accident scenes.
Few, if any, of them work a 40 hour week, some of them have one, two, or three other jobs. Sorry.
A JP is not required to set at their office 24 hours a day. This is why we now have cell phones. I know some JP's that do other things and still take care of their duties as a JP. I think she would make a great JP. I am wondering if she wins, will she be the first woman JP in Liberty County?
nope, not the first woman JP. Many of their clerks were defacto JP's, whenever they were out. One of those, clerks in Tarkington.
It is interesting to talk to one of the LD people and get such a positive upbeat opinion of Libby (and her husband Al). I am surprised because the Pickett led work at the city is not on mine or their list of work well done.
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