District 35

Sarah Palin Captures Positive Responses from State Representative Jack Lutz and candidate Frank Burrows

Thu, 25 Sep 2008 08:30:00 -0700

In the Herald Bulletin article, both state representatives share their excitement about Sarah Palin. Jack Lutz expressed how her stunning introductory speech captivated him. Representative Burrows appreciated the optimistic and affirmative tone that Palin presented to the convention. Sarah Palin is the needed freshness to the Republican Party.

“She gave a message that a lot of Hoosiers can appreciate,” said State Rep. Jack Lutz, R-35. “I think her presentation at the convention was spectacular - she told us about herself, her past, present and what she anticipated for the future.”

Frank Burrows, Republican candidate for House of Representatives District 36, offered an “A+” assessment of Palin’s speech. He said she set the tone for McCain to wrap up the convention.

“She laid the groundwork for him, very high groundwork by the way, but it was very well presented and allowed him to elaborate even more, which I thought he did a nice job of that.”

Jack Lutz's New Website

prospergroup — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 06:35:52 -0700

Go to http://www.jacklutz.com/ to learn more about State Representative Jack Lutz's campaign. While you are there you can make contributions and/or sign up to volunteer

Representative Lutz Acknowledges Property Assessment System

prospergroup — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 07:10:18 -0700

The Star Press details local residents’ plights about unfair property assessments. State Rep. Jack Lutz responded to constituent concerns.

Rep. Jack Lutz, R-Anderson, acknowledged for every dollar in property tax that goes down, it goes up some where else. A good example was that the property tax cap plan recently approved for 2009-10 immediately raised the state sales tax by a penny.
Lutz said property values were down because of current economic conditions, and the assessment system obviously was unfair. Lawmakers indicated another look at property assessments would likely happen during the upcoming session in 2009.