With less than eight weeks to go before the primary election in the crowded Kentucky Governor’s race Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles says he remains focused on the campaign and the issues in the race.
Quarles was recently in Hopkinsville to visit with potential voters at the Christian County Salute to Agriculture Breakfast at the Bruce Convention Center. The two-term Agriculture Commissioner says he is continuing to introduce a new bold plan for Kentucky if he is the next Governor.
click to download audioQuarles says he remains focused on his race and not that of any other candidate in the field.
click to download audioQuarles says his experience as an administrator at the Department of Agriculture is a qualification that sets him apart.
click to download audioQuarles also put on his Agriculture Commissioner hat to remind consumers to thank a farmer.
click to download audioQuarles will face eleven other Republican candidates in the May Primary Election, with the winner to likley face Democrat incumbent Andy Beshear in the November General Election.
Quarles was recently in Hopkinsville to visit with potential voters at the Christian County Salute to Agriculture Breakfast at the Bruce Convention Center. The two-term Agriculture Commissioner says he is continuing to introduce a new bold plan for Kentucky if he is the next Governor.
click to download audioQuarles says he remains focused on his race and not that of any other candidate in the field.
click to download audioQuarles says his experience as an administrator at the Department of Agriculture is a qualification that sets him apart.
click to download audioQuarles also put on his Agriculture Commissioner hat to remind consumers to thank a farmer.
click to download audioQuarles will face eleven other Republican candidates in the May Primary Election, with the winner to likley face Democrat incumbent Andy Beshear in the November General Election.
