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This is cool, because I only seem to hear about special elections after they're already over. From Steve Marchand to my inbox:
Jim Webber is running to fill the vacant House seat in the Rockingham 14 House District, encompassing the towns of Hampton Falls, South Hampton, Seabrook and Kensington.
A co-founder of the Kensington Democrats, Jim has worked alongside folks like you and me to make a real difference in New Hampshire. His experience as a management consultant, his commitment to the environment, and his support for reproductive rights make Jim Webber the right person to serve his district in Concord.
Steve has highlighted a canvass on Saturday, a phonebank on Monday, and a GOTV on Tuesday (election day).
Click on "There's More" for details, as well as some new endorsement news.
THIS SATURDAY, JULY 28
CANVASS FOR JIM IN SEABROOK
Where: O'Brien's, 8 Batchelder Road, Seabrook
When: 10AM
Contact: Julia Ramsey, 225-6899 or jramsey@nhdp.org
THIS MONDAY, JULY 30
PHONEBANK FOR JIM AT MARCHAND HQ
Where: Marchand for Senate HQ, 1 Middle St., Portsmouth
When: 4:30-7PM
Contact: David Mason, 427-2008 or mason@stevemarchand.com
ELECTION DAY!
THIS TUESDAY, JULY 31
Get Out The Vote CANVASS & VISIBILITY
Where: Seabrook (TBD)
When: 3PM - 7PM
Contact: Julia Ramsey, 225-6899 or jramsey@nhdp.org
And here are some new endorsements for the Portsmouth Mayor:
* Rep. Judith Spang (Durham)- CHAIR, Resources, Recreation & Development Cmte.
* Rep. Jennifer Brown (Dover)
* Rep. Judy Day (North Hampton)
* Rep. Marlene DeChane (Barrington)
* Rep. Eileen Ehlers (Hooksett)
* Rep. Earle Goodwin (Dover)
* Rep. Paul Hackel (Nashua)
* Rep. Doreen Howard (Newmarket)
* Rep. Arthur Jillette (Goshen)
* Rep. Michael Kaelin (Lyndeborough)
* Rep. Seth Marshall (Nashua)
* Rep. Evalyn Merrick (Lancaster)
* Rep. Bonnie Mitchell (Jaffrey)
* Rep. David Pierce (Etna)
* Rep. Chris Serlin (Portsmouth)
* Rep. Dennis Vachon (Northwood)
What sticks out for me on this list is the Rep. Pierce from Etna, the heart of the Buckey's base camp of the Upper Valley, and Rep. Merrick from Lancaster, way up in the north country.
Also interesting to note how many current state house reps and senators are on board with Marchand. I could be wrong, but I count 57 so far, which, even given the enormous size of our legislature, is a strong show of support.
