FEC complaint

Congresional candidate Jeb BradleyThe New Hampshire Democratic Party has filed an election law complaint with the Federal Elections Commission against former U.S. Rep. Jeb Bradley (R-Wolfeboro).

The state Democratic Party says that Bradley's campaign violated F.E.C. law because one of his ads did not have a disclaimer at the ending of the ad. The Bradley campaign says they are protected under a Federal Communications Commission law, which states that advertisements must have the disclaimer at either the beginning or ending of the ad.

CONCORD -- 2nd Congressional District candidate Grant Bosse (R-Hillsboro) says one of his rivals campaign managers "threatened" to use Bosse's family history against him because he filed a Federal Election Commission complaint against the opposing campaign.

At a press conference, Bosse said David Chesley, campaign manager for Jennifer Horn (R-Nashua), called him last night and told Bosse he would encourage reporters to look at Bosse's FEC report. Chesley confirmed the call but denied alluding to Bosse's father.

Editors note: This is a daily summary of news about the U.S. Senate race between U.S. Sen. John Sununu (R-Waterville Valley) and former Gov. Jeanne Shaheen (D-Madbury).

Judy Reardon, a senior advisor to the Shaheen campaign, e-mailed supporters telling them to sign a petition against the Enron loophole.

The New Hampshire Democratic Party has filed a complaint with the Federal Elections Commission against the group Americans for Job Security.

The organization recently began airing radio ads titled "Taxes Hurt," which takes aim at former Gov. Jeanne Shaheen's economic record. Shaheen, a Democrat, is running for U.S. Senate against current U.S. Sen. John Sununu (R-Waterville Valley).