Two years ago, I had the opportunity to run for the state assembly in District 84, where I spent months talking directly with voters, listening to concerns. Unfortunately, I did lose that race, but it was great starting ground. I was able to get 4,000 votes away from my Republican opponent, Chuck Wickers. if any of you know who I am. But that experience showed me something very, very important, and that was people want leadership that listens, that shows up and actually follows through on their promises. (06:54–06:59)
CLAIM
Asserts that Zachary Roper received 4,000 fewer votes than his Republican opponent, Chuck Wickers, in the state assembly race.
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