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After coming up just 420 votes short in 2022 of unseating incumbent State representative Mike Dodson, Kim Zito announced his candidacy for a rematch this November in the 67th legislative district.
Zito says she is running again at the urging of her husband.
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She further explained her reasoning saying that the legislature is not representing the views of the 67th district.
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Zito argued that Dodson’s views don’t represent the district’s views pointing to the district’s overwhelming opposition to a proposed anti-abortion amendment to the state Constitution in 2022 and Dodson’s votes on anti-abortion legislation in the past.
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She also argued in favor of Medicaid expansion, something Dodson has supported in the past.
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Zito also says she supports property tax relief and fully funding public schools and special education.
Her campaign has so far raised over $41,000. She is the only candidate currently lined up to run in the 67th district as Dodson has not made his decision yet on whether or not he’ll run for a third term this November. The filing deadline for candidates on the Aug. 6 primary ballot is Jun. 3.

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