FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                             

December 2, 2011                                                                   


Paul Curtman Announces Campaign for Re-Election To Missouri House
Pacific, MO - December 2, 2011 - Today Paul Curtman announces that he will run for re-election in the newly drawn 109th district located in Franklin county. The new 109th district includes areas currently represented by Curtman in the 105th district and also includes parts of Washington, Union, Villa Ridge and Gray Summit.

 "I am running for reelection to a second term because the government continues to grow and create budget deficits that will take generations to pay off." Curtman continues,  "I have a solid record of fighting for the security of personal freedoms and sound financial principles and I will continue that fight for my neighbors in the newly drawn 109th district."

Curtman has already gained the endorsement of several of his colleagues including the current Floor Leader, Tim Jones (R) Eureka; Shane Schoeller (R) Willard, the Speaker Pro Tem and Jason Smith, (R) Salem, the House Majority Whip.  

Curtman has also been given a personal endorsement by some notable republicans such as Tim Millerick, the chairman of the Franklin County Central Republican Committee. Millerick is also one of Curtman's constituents who resides in what will soon be part of the new 109th district. Curtman is also gaining the support of Franklin county business owners including Gerard and Sue Hellebusch of GH Tool and Die. Other organizations, such as Missouri Eagle Forum, have pledged to continue their support for Curtman as he campaigns in the newly drawn 109th district.

Curtman will seek reelection with the help of:
Political Director: Robbie Brouk
Campaign Advisor: Sen Brian Nieves
Grassroots Coordinator: Annette Read
Campaign Treasurer: Zach Curtman


Curtman is currently serving in his first term in the Missouri House of Representatives. Paul is a veteran of the United States Marine Corps where he served as an infantry squad leader on active duty from 1999 to 2003 and in the reserves from 2003 to 2009. After leaving active service, Curtman moved back to Franklin county, earned a degree from the University of Missouri, St. Louis, and worked as a financial advisor. He is an author and is currently the youth pastor at Cornerstone Baptist Church in Wildwood, MO. Learn more about Paul Curtman at www.paulcurtman.com. He can also be found on Facebook and Twitter. 
 
 

 

You can contact Paul Curtman at www.paulcurtman.com 

or by phone at (636) 751-8961.



 


Paid for by Citizens To Elect Paul Curtman, Zach Curtman- Treasurer