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Manchester Democrats Field Full Slate of Candidates
By Brian Lawson, PolitickerNH.com ReporterFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJune 4, 2008Contact: Alexis Chininis(603)669-1050Manchester Democrats Field Full Slate of Candidates
Manchester – Beginning today, nearly 40 dedicated Manchester Democrats will begin to declare their candidacies for one of Manchester's 35 state representative seats.
"This year's candidates are among the most dedicated and hard working that Manchester Democrats have to offer," said Chris Pappas, chair of the Manchester City Democrats. "Every candidate filing today is completely committed to continuing the progress made by Governor Lynch and the Democratic Majority in Concord, and fighting for the working families of Manchester."
"The energy and enthusiasm of these candidates is unmatched, and with their hard work we will sustain our Democratic Majority of the Manchester Delegation, and will have victory in November," continued Pappas.
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