When I hear the name Craig Wismer, I immediately remember the genuine smile and cheerful “How may I help you” greeting of the young man who had a major role in Arizona Senator Jon Kyl’s office.
His attention to detail and ability to accurately listen was outstanding. He would ask questions both pro and con on the issue at hand and then usually responded by saying “further research is necessary,” not just a quick “yes” or “no.”
A definitive answer was never given until the issue was fully analyzed. His compassionate “no” over a constituent’s need was one the hallmarks of his responses. He has carried these qualities with him as he serves as our current Justice of the Peace.
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ELECTION: Porch says Wismer is JP choice
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When I hear the name Craig Wismer, I immediately remember the genuine smile and cheerful “How may I help you” greeting of the young man who had a major role in Arizona Senator Jon Kyl’s office.
His attention to detail and ability to accurately listen was outstanding. He would ask questions both pro and con on the issue at hand and then usually responded by saying “further research is necessary,” not just a quick “yes” or “no.”
A definitive answer was never given until the issue was fully analyzed. His compassionate “no” over a constituent’s need was one the hallmarks of his responses. He has carried these qualities with him as he serves as our current Justice of the Peace.
He is honest, knowledgeable and unbiased in his judgements. He has no personal agenda and is dedicated to public service.
Craig Wismer deserves to be re-elected Arrowhead Justice of the Peace.
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