“By moving away from partisan politics, I think we are better able to go into communities and raise them up. We are better able to serve the needs of our state without being concerned about partisan rhetoric,” Wadsworth said. “I try to put people and policies before partisan politics.”
--Appeared in the News & Observer in "Jenna Wadsworth hopes to keep serving on Wake's Soil & Water board" by Samantha Gilman. Published 06/10/2014.
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