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Your raise an excellent point. Plainly, it would be information many would wish to consider when selecting a candidate to support for any of those positions.

I suppose that a broader brush would be required in any bill seeking to change the authorization from a discretionary one to one where the official must approve the application unless there are specific grounds for the denial, which must be stated in the denial and that the denial be subject to administrative review or appeal to, perhaps, the state Attorney General and subsequent appeal to a District Court.

There are too any political candidates who, in my opinion, slip through the system without adequate detailed information about them being available to the voters. The same would apply to endorsements by various organizations.

Cheers

Someone ought to compile a list of Sheriffs who don't sign for consideration next time they run for re-election.