KENTUCKY
      Nov. 8, 2011 Governor


Brochure, 8 1/2" x 4 1/4" (opens to 17" x 8 1/2").
STEVE BESHEAR
Working to Create Jobs All Across Kentucky

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STEVE BESHEAR'S NUMBER ONE PRIORITY IS CREATING JOBS ALL ACROSS KENTUCKY.

Beshear used tax credits to help Kentucky businesses thrive. He helped Ford Motor Company expand its Louisville plant, creating 1,800 new jobs. And Steve worked with Simba USA to expand operations in Rowan County, leading to the closing of its Mexico plant.

Steve Beshear, the son of a Baptist minister, has been married to his wife Jane for over 40 years.

 

"I'LL TAKE ON ANYONE TO STAND UP FOR KENTUCKY."

Whether it's taking on the federal government to preserve Kentucky's coal industry or working hard to create jobs in towns and cities across our Commonwealth, Governor Steve Beshear is fighting for Kentucky.

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Times are tough, but Gov. Steve Beshear helped bring back jobs from Mexico.
It's one of hundreds of small victories that add up to thousands of jobs for Kentucky families.

The Morehead News
April 8, 2011
Simba USA to add 20 jobs, invest $2.25 million
"lt might be called NAFTA in reverse with U.S. jobs coming back across the border. By any description, it was great news. Gov. Steve Beshear came to Rowan County Thursday to announce a $2.25 million plant expansion and the addition of at least 20 jobs by Simba USA as a result of closing a plant in Mexico."

Lexington Herald-Leader
March 3, 2011
Beshear announces Lockheed Martin to add 224 jobs in Lexington
"Global technology company Lockheed Martin announced Wednesday morning that it will add 224 jobs to its operations at Bluegrass Station in Avon in eastern Fayette County over the next few years ... Gov. Steve Beshear called the deal a 'tremendous vote of confidence in Kentucky's workforce ... "'
 
Daily News
May 4, 2011
250 jobs created at GM in Bowling Green
"General Motors will invest more than $130 miIlion and hire 250 employees at its Bowling Green Assembly Plant, which will produce the next generation of the Chevrolet Corvette. GM North America President Mark Reuss brought the news today to the plant's 471 employees, about 400 businesspeople and numerous officials, including Gov. Steve Beshear, at the assembly facility, which began as a Chrysler air-conditioning manufacturer."

Associated Press
April 13, 2011
250 jobs created at Uflex in Elizabethtown
"After a speedy trip to India, Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear said Wednesday that he has inked a deal with a New Delhi company that will build a $150 million factory in Elizabethtown that could employ up to 250 people within three years.

"'lt's obviously important in and of itself because it will have a great economic impact on Kentucky, but the additional importance of this is the fact that locating a company like this in Kentucky, we think, will open up the gates for more lndian companies to locate in Kentucky,' Beshear told reporters Wednesday morning."

The Cincinnati Enquirer
October 22, 2010
374 jobs in Hebron
"German automotive supplier ZF Steering Systems is moving forward on a $95.8 million expansion that's expected to add 374 full-time jobs at its operations here over the next three years."

KFWS 12
May 11, 2010
100 jobs at Remington Arms
"One hundred new jobs are headed to Graves County, Kentucky. Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear was in Hickory Tuesday afternoon to make the announcement at the Remington Arms plant."

Paid for by Beshear / Abramson 2011 - Lindy Karns, CPA, Treasurer.


GOVERNOR STEVE
BESHEAR
 
Working to create jobs and make government live within its means

"I believe in accountability. Despite the global recession, we have managed to balance Kentucky's budget 9 straight times WITHOUT any broad-based tax increases on families and businesses. We have created the smallest state government in more than two decades, cut waste and sold unneeded state property and vehicles, including two state airplanes. My staff and I even took 10% pay cuts."

Steve L. Beshear
Governor Steve Beshear

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