Father close to goal of new stalking victim protection law

As of October 11, 2024, Ken Paulson did not have a website or any information online.

Ken Paulson ran for state senate in 2010.


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Plans to fight for less government and more personal responsibility.

Supports legislation of gold and silver as legal tender and a State bullion depository.

- Plans to fight for less government and more personal responsibility.
- Supports legislation of gold and silver as legal tender and a State bullion depository.
- Opposes more taxes.

Economy

Said, "Our state is more concerned with doing away with natural gas and climate change laws that require car dealers to only selling EV’s."

- Said, "Our state is more concerned with doing away with natural gas and climate change laws that require car dealers to only selling EV’s."

Energy & the Environment

As of October 7, 2024, Ken Paulson did not have a website or any information online.

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Supports better protections for victims of stalking.

- Supports better protections for victims of stalking.

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Education

Ken Paulson

As of October 10, 2024, Ken Paulson did not have a website or any information online.

Ken Paulson ran for State Senate in 2010


Supports legislation of gold and silver as legal tender and a State bullion depository

- Plans to fight for less government and more personal responsibility.
- Supports legislation of gold and silver as legal tender and a State bullion depository
- Does not support more taxes

Said "Our state is more concerned with doing away with natural gas and climate change laws that require car dealers to only selling EV’s."

- Said "Our state is more concerned with doing away with natural gas and climate change laws that require car dealers to only selling EV’s."

Supports better protections for victims of stalking,

- Supports better protections for victims of stalking,

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