Cheryl Haddock Candidate forDistrict 71

State House of RepresentativesWeb Site

HOW WE SCORED THE QUESTIONNAIRE

Each question was scored using 1-10 A score of 10 being the highestscore.A scoring of “I” was an incomplete or unanswered question.

A Scored 10 Answer equals, The most through, complete,thoughtful, specific and responsive answer that demonstrateda strong level of understanding and commitment toconstitutional conservative ideas.

Answer(s) to Question 1 “What are your reasons for running ANDQuestion 10, “What is your definition of limited government’ ARE THECANDIDATE’S OWN WORDSPlease refer to the

M.A.P.S Candidate Questionnaire by clickingthe link http://www.scribd.com/doc/31010498/M-A-P-S-Candidate-Questionnairefor the reminder of the questions

Results of M.A.P.S Candidate Questionnairefor Cheryl Haddock Candidate for District 71

StateHouse of Representatives

1. What are your reasons for running for office?

I love Michigan and it pains me to see people struggling to find work, struggling to make ends meet, and struggling to takecare of their families. The current Governor and those in her party are trying to balance the budget on the backs of seniors,children and hard working families in order to build anargument for tax increases. Our State continues tohemorrhage jobs. What they’re doing in Lansing just isn’t working. Enough is enough.I’m a strong leader focused on the next generation, not thenext election. I have a plan, a vision the ideas and experiencewe need to reinvent Michigan's economy. I have a plan tooverhaul state government and will make it easier for businesses to set up shop, creating jobs, in Michigan. I will cut wasteful spending, stop higher taxes, and I will work tirelessly to stop state government from dumping violent criminals back on the streets. I am ready to work hard to provide credibleleadership and selfless service we need for Michigan.

2. 103. 104. 95. 106. 57. 108. 99. 1010. What is your definition of limited government?

Limited government is a government where any more thanminimal governmental intervention in personal liberties and the economy is not usually allowed by law. Limited government contrasts with the idea that government should intervene to promote equality and opportunity throughregulation of property and wealth redistribution.TheUnited States Constitutionis an example of the limiting of government powers while establishing a central government.