This truly is a special episode!
Rarely you find someone running for office who is truly genuine, where you feel the sincerity in what’s being said and knowing "this person truly cares about his people”
I’ve spoken with Tim Baker many times through this election cycle and know what this man stands for. I usually refuse to endorse any candidate, but I’m making the exception for Tim Baker for Lieutenant Governor.
-- Devan Daniels, Host Devtalkspodcast
It's a big job to wait in the wings, should a State Governor need an immediate fill in, and Tim Baker, a Candidate for Lt. Gov, says he's up to the task! Tune in here for Tim's showcase of his platform and the why behind his run.
TIM BAKER, candidate for Lt. Governor, talks about currently being the Franklin County Clerk keeping elections safe and secure | associates degree in business management and Bachelor’s degree in Speech Communication | Ran family’s manufacturing business for 20 years
Lt. Gubernatorial Candidate Tim Baker - Newstalk KZRG | Lt. Gubernatorial Candidate Tim Baker joined Newstalk KZRG to discuss his run for higher office and his thoughts on Missouri's role in national politics. Join Ted and Steve for the KZRG Morning Newswatch!
Tune in at 2:17:54. Tim Baker, currently Frankly County Clerk as of March 2024, joins the crew to speak on why he is running for Lieutenant Governor. Tim also speaks on what he has currently in put in place as the County Clerks. Topics covered include: tracking ballots and ensuring everything stays accounted for, online vs paper ballots, the educational workbook implemented in county schools, and taking action.
Tim Baker, currently Frankly County Clerk as of March 2024, joins the crew to speak on Wake up Springfield with Alex and Don. Tune in to get to know Tim Baker. Topics include prior experience, priorities, the educational workbooks implemented in county schools, and making a difference each and every day.
“Since I’ve been in office, I’ve always wanted to do something to help better educate our students and our citizens about voting and everything that goes on at the county level,” Baker told county commissioners at their Tuesday meeting. “An idea came up to make a book on Franklin County to help promote the county and county government, because we’re the people you see every day.”
Paid for by Citizens for Baker, Tim Davis Treasurer