The 24-year-old law school student plans to run for the seat currently held by five-term incumbent Susie C. Bowles, who is the subject of an ongoing ethics probe into her request to be added to the county retirement system while receiving a state pension.

She hasn’t actually come out and announced that she’s running as far as I know, she has been spending money out of her campaign finance account to pay for tickets for the County’s 350 year celebration events and other get-togethers… so I guess she’s been “campaigning.”

Her comments in the Indy article do clearly send the message that she wants to keep her position… despite the questions raised about her integrity and ethics.

The 24-year-old law school student plans to run for the seat currently held by five-term incumbent Susie C. Bowles, who is the subject of an ongoing ethics probe into her request to be added to the county retirement system while receiving a state pension.

But that’s not why Simpson, of Port Tobacco, wants to run for register of wills. In fact, he doesn’t even think the inquiry has a place in the race.

Simpson may not think so, but I think its more than relevant and will do everything I can to keep it at the forefront of discussion. That said, there’s much to learn about this new face and whether or not he’s good for this job!