Mr. Joyner have you given any thought that there are so many candidates running because Tyson past or maybe recent record does not sit well with his constituents?

Mr. Joyner do not be so naive to think that the 1,100 jobs that Sanderson Farms may bring would be permanently filled by our local unemployed citizens. You are likely correct that certain people in this area will profit from SF's entry into this community and the County’s tax base will get a quick fix. There has to be a reason that some local business entities and some county commissioners are in favor of SF. We need to look beyond a quick fix and bring GOOD industries into this area.

Mr. Joyner don’t be fool by associating SF with our agricultural heritage. SF is a food processing industry, don’t be mislead by their use of Farm in their name, it ain’t no farm.

Mr. Joyner are you following our county’s voluntary water conservation guidelines? Better get use to them before they becomes mandatory. If SF does come, the upside may be that once our water becomes polluted and undrinkable, we would be force to drink bottle water which would cut back on tap water usage

Mr. Joyner as for your closing comments, you need to do some research about the poultry industry. This type of industry will not “. . . enhance the economic well-being of our community”, nor provide permanent jobs for our unemployed, nor signal to more GOOD industries that Nash county encourages growth and offers opportunities. To the contrary, most other GOOD industries that provide good wages and working conditions would look elsewhere and not Nash County.

A vote for Barnes is a vote for the future and the welfare of ALL the citizens in her District. District 4 needs a commissioner that will truly represent its citizens, not one that favors a quick fix at the expense of the long term health and welfare of its citizens. Barnes will be truthful to her constituents and not play on their ignorance with promises that are contrary to past records. District 4 needs a representative that is not swayed by the Good-Ole-Boy system. District 4 needs a commissioner that can look beyond the end of her nose.

Danny Tyson has voted in favor of all Sanderson issues time after time, even in the face of all the facts and research that plainly show Sanderson Farms is a very bad idea for Nash County. It is ludicrous to think that any other company would come to Nash County and locate anywhere near a chicken slaughterhouse. Municipalites in an alliance from Raleigh to the coast have signed a resolution opposing this Sanderson Farms location. They know that a plant that will put excess nitrogen and phosphorus into the rivers will cause the state to impose stricter regulations on how they dispose of their water. Therefore, the cost of operation will rise. Companies want to keep cost down, not see it rise. The only other company that would be interested in coming after the arrival of Sanderson would be another poultry processing company. That is beginning to happen in other locations where Sanderson operates. As chicken plants come to an area, poverty rises. Do we want to open the door to more and more chicken processing? This idea smells almost as bad as the 568 unregulated chicken houses that will be needed for Sanderson. Land is now being purchased to build those houses. Will they come to your neighborhood? Bert Daniel and Lisa Barnes know that Sanderson will downgrade Nash County to the point that no other company will want to come here. Lisa is right. We should look to the West for better industries. Bert has led the opposition to Sanderson's coming to Nash County since 2010. He has stayed the course because he cares about the people of this county and our quality of life. As a resident of District 4, I am proud to support Bert Daniel who has a vision for the betterment of Nash County.