My name is Toby Farmer and I am running for the Arizona Senate in legislative
district 13. I live in Buckeye with my wife Missy of 5 years along with our
three beautiful young sons. LD13 is an extremely large district that encompasses
the West Valley and extends southwest through portions of Yuma.
I'm
running because I want to help insure my family and my children have the
opportunity to follow their passions and build something in an environment where
the economy is ripe with opportunity. I want their ambitions and hard work to
not be stifled by the government.
At age 19 I founded my first business
and I've been a serial entrepreneur ever since. I currently own a technology
company based here in Arizona and previously founded and ran a private equity
and holdings firm. As a former Ronald Reagan Fellow at the Goldwater Institute I
studied and worked on economic policy and I am a firm believer in free market
principles.
Like many in the state, I grew frustrated and alarmed with
the representation by the district's current State Senator. I believe that when
elected officials make headlines they should make sure they do it for the right
reasons, not because of controversy. I believe elected officials serve at the
will of the voters and that we have a responsibility to hold our elected
officials accountable.
As I travel around the district and meet with
voters it is clear they are looking for someone who will represent them with
integrity and honor. They are looking for someone who will provide vision and
someone who will work every single day with an unmatched tenacity to bring
conservative free market values to the state legislature.
But the truth
is that I am running against an entrenched incumbent and I need your support to
help get my message out and introduce myself to voters. We have great momentum
in our race and I currently have a slight fundraising advantage in my race.
Please visit my web site: http://farmeraz.com/I look forward to speaking with you. If you have any
questions my cell is 480.243.4272.
Deepest Thanks,
Toby Farmer