Scott Andrews announced Monday on his Facebook page that he would be seeking the Worth County Clerk’s position as a write-in. He is a 1982 Worth County grad and is married to Kim (Craven) Andrews. They have three children and nine grandchildren.
He is opposed by Melissa Percell, who won the Republican nomination for the position and will be on the ballot.
Mr. Andrews has worked for Sur-Gro Plant Foot in Plattsburg, Missouri Telephone Company in Gallatin, Commercial Lithographing Company in Kansas City (28 years), Whitetail Properties Real Estate, DRT Ammo, and Tracy Family Farms in Denver.
He said in his post that he is a conservative candidate and says he is running on the following platform:
--Integrity; doing what is right, even when no one is watching.
--Accountability; being responsible to the people of Worth County and accountable for the decisions made in the Clerk’s office;
--Honesty; serving every citizen with openness, fairness, and respect;
--Hard Work; “Rolling up my sleeves and doing everything I can to serve our county well.”
“I love Worth County and the wonderful people who call it home. I believe our county deserves a Clerk who will work hard, keep his word, and always remember who he works for: the people of Worth County,” said Mr. Andrews in his Facebook post.
Election Day is November 3rd.
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