"When they can spend a quarter of a million dollars to dig an irrigation ditch on one ranch and then turn around and cut funding educational programs that help provide reading materials to visually-handicapped students, something is wrong.
"[5] Harris, along with the other four Democratic candidates, ended up winning the election unopposed, as no Republicans filed to run for State House in the county.
"[10] He repeatedly pushed to legalize video gambling in the state,[11] and successfully moved to enact new liability protections for hunters.
[1] He attacked Maxfield for mismanaging the office, drawing attention to a data breach[20] and the subsequent awarding of a no-bid security contract to a Virginia-based company.
[21] He also won the endorsement of the NRA Political Victory Fund, which gave him an A+ rating as a candidate for his long history of gun rights advocacy.