Combat veteran and first responder advocate

Howard Olsen's campaign website says he served 11 years in the U.S. military, including with the 2-16 Rangers and psychological operations, and that he helped deliver supplies during the Georgetown floods². He ran unopposed in the Republican primary³⁴ and faces Democrat Samantha Lopez-Resendez for the open District 50 seat¹.

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