Florida Parish News

Ryan Seal, a business owner and former leader of Washington Parish's economic development efforts, has received a key endorsement in his run for Washington Parish President. RED PAC, a group that seeks to elect conservatives at the local level, has chosen to endorse Seal based on his commitment to conservative values.

RED PAC has endorsed Seal because of his promises to conserve private property rights, champion government transparency, uphold fiscal discipline, and advocate for rural economic development. This endorsement is seen as a significant boost to Seal's campaign as he seeks to become the next Washington Parish President.

The election for Washington Parish President is scheduled for October 14th, and Seal is running as a Republican candidate. According to the Secretary of State's office, there are four candidates running for the position. The Parish President serves a four-year term and is responsible for parish management, policy implementation, and administration.

Seal's campaign platform is centered around economic and community development in Washington Parish. He aims to stand up for Parish neighborhoods, strengthen the local economy, keep communities safe, and partner with the school system to create educational opportunities that will lead to better jobs.

In a release announcing the endorsements of Seal and other candidates across the state, Kevin Gardner, the Executive Director of RED PAC, expressed his support for Seal and the other endorsed candidates. He stated, "These individuals represent the very essence of conservative values. Their commitment to transparency, fiscal responsibility, and local development will undoubtedly serve their communities well. We at RED PAC are proud to support them and encourage voters to recognize their potential in the upcoming elections."

Seal, a native of Washington Parish, has a background in business ownership and previously led the economic development efforts in the parish. With the endorsement of RED PAC, Seal hopes to gain the trust and support of the voters as he campaigns to become the next Washington Parish President.