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SUPPORTERS RALLY FOR RUSSELL!
May 22, 2008 - 2:33pmRelease Date: May 22 2008
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 22, 2008
Contact: Russell Prescott
603-231-7822
Russell@represcott.com
SUPPORTERS RALLY FOR RUSSELL!
Russell Prescott kicks off Executive Council District 3 campaign
Exeter, NH – Russell Prescott, Republican Candidate for the Executive Council District 3 seat, held a successful fundraiser and rally last night to kick off his campaign. More than 50 supporters gathered at Bruce Brown’s Lobster Pound in Seabrook to enjoy chowder and conversation.
Long-time Executive Councilor Ruth Griffin introduced Prescott and encouraged supporters to work hard for the candidate.
“I was so thrilled to have such a great crowd gather in support of my candidacy. My message of what’s good for New Hampshire is saying no to more spending and taxes is resonating with voters. As I travel throughout the district and talk to people who are struggling with high fuel and food prices, the last thing they want is higher taxes. I have always fought against higher taxes and that’s exactly what I’ll do on the Executive Council,” said Prescott.
Prescott also announced the launch of his new campaign website, www.russellprescott.com.
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