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"Reinhold OFFERS SOLUTIONS, And SHE SHOWS UP"
Noting she has visited Marysville twice this election year, the Marysville Advocate describes Lauren as "a refreshing reminder that candidates do still care to get out among voters, talk to anyone who has questions, and stand for decency in an age of decline in America's federal leadership." She was distinguised as having "visited lots of Kansas counties and spoke to lots of people about what she would do if elected."
In contrast, the editorial added that "[i]t would have been nice for Mann to show up, at least once..." in Marshall County, but "didn't bother." Instead, Mann was likened to Roger Marshall, as "taki[ng] voters in this rural county for granted," and described as "clearly ha[ving] limited passion for the job."