Wes Wilmot Files for Legislature in District 38

Beaver City, NE –On Friday, Wes Wilmot filed the required paperwork with the Secretary of State’s office to appear on the ballot as candidate for the District 38 legislative seat.
Wilmot is a 5th generation Nebraskan, husband, father, and farmer from rural Beaver City where he is known as a lifelong conservative fighter and community leader.

“My priorities will center on defending our rural conservative values and supporting our farmers and ranchers. I’ll work to lower overwhelming property taxes, honor our Constitution, fight for rural Nebraska, defend our right to bear arms, and protect the sanctity of life,” said Wilmot. “Rural Nebraskans deserve a conservative fighter who will stand up for them and ensure their voice is heard in Lincoln.”
Wilmot’s fight to defend conservative values and serve his community is longstanding. Wes serves as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) with the Beaver City EMS, a livestock producer, a trustee of Beaver City Free Methodist Church, a co-commander with Wreaths Across America of Beaver City’s American Legion, and the Vice Chairman of the Furnas County Republican Party.
Wilmot spent 35 years as a cellular engineer in the wireless communications field throughout the western half of Nebraska. He continues to raise cattle and operates the family farm. Wilmot previously served as an ESU 11 board member, Sunday school superintendent, AWANA commander, and 4-H Shooting Sports instructor. He is a lifetime member of the NRA and Nebraska Farm Bureau.
Wes and his wife, Kathy, have three adult children who have blessed them with 10 grandchildren.