Kamal Jain is the best choice for Massachusetts, and the best choice for the Republican Party. Here’s why:

1. As a business man with over two decades of private-sector experience, Kamal Jain knows how to improve service while cutting costs and eliminating waste.
2. On his first day in office, Kamal Jain pledges to take a 10% pay cut and refuse a state pension. He’s also limiting himself to two terms as Auditor.
3. Kamal Jain started the conversation about Massachusetts state government Total Spending. Our state government spent $51.8 Billion last year, when the budget was only $28.2 Billion. Other candidates have picked it up, but he is one who brought it to light.
4. President Reagan said, “Trust, but Verify.” How can the people trust their government if they cannot verify the data? Kamal Jain will open the books so that everyone can see ALL of state spending.
5. He won’t just promise to tell you what’s going on with the state budget. Kamal Jain will let YOU see where your money went. That’s Total Transparency.
6. Every Dollar. Every Dime. Online. Easy to navigate and easy to understand. So simple, a 5th grader or a grandmother can use it. No other candidate for Auditor, from either party, has made this promise.
7. Kamal Jain’s campaign will help Republican candidates across the state. As he campaigns across Massachusetts, talking about Total Transparency, exposing billions in government waste, and getting voters fired up, they’ll be more interested in voting for Republican candidates up and down the ticket.
8. Everyone loves Kamal Jain’s message: Total Transparency. All the Republicans, all the Independents … and even all the Democrats. Everyone wants to see where their money is going. His message is universal and appeals to ALL voters. That means Kamal Jain can win the general election in November.
9. Do you want a Republican who will bring us Total Transparency, or a Democrat who will keep business-as-usual in the State Auditor’s seat next year? If you want a Republican, vote Kamal Jain.

Kamal Jain for State Auditor asks for your vote in the Republican primary on September 14th.

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