Why I am voting for Jane Sauter

My husband and I pay taxes to a school district that we choose not to use, since we homeschool our children.

Additional money goes to educate our children because we believe we can educate them better and can teach them the morals and values that are important to us. Homeschooled students typically score 15 to 25 percentile points above public-school students on standardized academic achievement tests, according to the National Home Education Research Institute. The same research suggests homeschooled students score higher on the SAT and ACT and have higher college acceptance and graduation rates. These results are typically consistent across various demographic backgrounds and parent education levels.

That is why we are voting for Jane Sauter on May 19 for state representative in District 1A.

Jane supports school choice, parental rights and medical freedom. Jane's opponent has voted against these things during his four years in office. He voted against bills such as S1210, the Medical Freedom Act; S1198, prohibiting certain DEI practices in schools; H410, authorizing schools to provide a chaplain; and H93, tax credit for parents choosing homeschooling or private education. 

Please vote Jane Sauter in the primary May 19.

HILLARY SNYDER

Ponderay