Showing posts with label Qualify. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Qualify. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 8, 2008
Eads Qualifies
HatTip CottonMouth: Randall Eads sent his Statement of Intent to the Mississippi Democratic Party today.He intends to run for the Democratic nomination in the 3rd District.
Landrum Qualifies
WLBT - Landrum Qualifies for Congressional Race - With supporters on hand, David Landrum said he believes he is the right candidate at the right time for Mississippi's third district. Landrum says he will fight for what Mississippians want out of Washington. He believes in supporting our military, securing our borders and creating more jobs for Mississippi through economic development. Landrum says all he wants is a chance to prove himself. "I'm not going to go stand in their shadows," he said. "I'm going to stand on their shoulders, and I'm going to use what they've done as a foundation to help take Mississippi to another level. I know I can make a difference." Landrum says he feels good about his campaign, even though there are just 64 days until the March 11 primary, when he will face four other Republicans.
Monday, January 7, 2008
Landrum - $519,000 Raised; $250,000 Cash on Hand
Clarion Ledger - Landrum announces plans for 3rd congressional district race
Third district congressional candidate David Landrum, a Republican, released his campaign finance report and announced he had filed qualifying papers with the state GOP at a news conference this morning.
The Madison County businessman raised about $519,000 from the period October 1, 2007, through the end of December. He has about $250,000 cash on hand. Landrum's report did not include the names of contributors or the amounts they had given, though he said he was planning to file that paperwork later this week. The filing deadline for congressional candidates is not until Jan. 31, as required by the Federal Election Commission. Qualifying deadline is Friday and the primaries will be held March 11.
Third district congressional candidate David Landrum, a Republican, released his campaign finance report and announced he had filed qualifying papers with the state GOP at a news conference this morning.
The Madison County businessman raised about $519,000 from the period October 1, 2007, through the end of December. He has about $250,000 cash on hand. Landrum's report did not include the names of contributors or the amounts they had given, though he said he was planning to file that paperwork later this week. The filing deadline for congressional candidates is not until Jan. 31, as required by the Federal Election Commission. Qualifying deadline is Friday and the primaries will be held March 11.
Thursday, January 3, 2008
Rounsaville Qualifies
January 2, 2007
Contact: Danny O’Driscoll
For Immediate Release
601.906.2214
Today at Noon, John Rounsaville became the first candidate in the Mississippi Third District Congressional race to file his Qualifying Statement of Intent with the Mississippi Republican Party, securing a spot on the March 11, 2008 Primary Election ballot. Previously, Rounsaville had filed his Statement of Candidacy with the Federal Election Commission.
After filing, Rounsaville made the following statement: “This step makes it official. Our campaign has been progressing strongly over the past two months, and our positive message has been resonating with voters throughout the Third Congressional District. As I have campaigned across the district, I’ve been encouraged by the support and encouragement I have received. We’ve got to begin rebuilding the seniority we are losing in the House, and voters in the Third District want a candidate with actual experience who can truly hit the ground running. Mississippi has a proud history of electing candidates in their thirties to the House of Representatives. It’s a formula that worked for Trent Lott, Thad Cochran, Chip Pickering, Sonny Montgomery, and others. Our campaign has now begun in earnest, and we’re looking forward to continue building a strong grassroots organization that will get out our message that Mississippians care about: A strong national defense, secure borders, lower taxes, economic development, and a commitment to traditional family values. I am excited about the upcoming two month sprint, and I am confident that we will be successful on March 11th.”
John Rounsaville has over a decade of public service to the people of the Third Congressional District at the federal and state levels. He served as Deputy Chief of Staff and Legislative Director to Congressman Chip Pickering, Policy Advisor to Governor Haley Barbour, and was appointed State Director for USDA Rural Development in Mississippi by President George W. Bush.
Contact: Danny O’Driscoll
For Immediate Release
601.906.2214
Rounsaville Qualifies for Primary Ballot
Candidate Files Official Papers with Mississippi Republican Party
Today at Noon, John Rounsaville became the first candidate in the Mississippi Third District Congressional race to file his Qualifying Statement of Intent with the Mississippi Republican Party, securing a spot on the March 11, 2008 Primary Election ballot. Previously, Rounsaville had filed his Statement of Candidacy with the Federal Election Commission.
After filing, Rounsaville made the following statement: “This step makes it official. Our campaign has been progressing strongly over the past two months, and our positive message has been resonating with voters throughout the Third Congressional District. As I have campaigned across the district, I’ve been encouraged by the support and encouragement I have received. We’ve got to begin rebuilding the seniority we are losing in the House, and voters in the Third District want a candidate with actual experience who can truly hit the ground running. Mississippi has a proud history of electing candidates in their thirties to the House of Representatives. It’s a formula that worked for Trent Lott, Thad Cochran, Chip Pickering, Sonny Montgomery, and others. Our campaign has now begun in earnest, and we’re looking forward to continue building a strong grassroots organization that will get out our message that Mississippians care about: A strong national defense, secure borders, lower taxes, economic development, and a commitment to traditional family values. I am excited about the upcoming two month sprint, and I am confident that we will be successful on March 11th.”
John Rounsaville has over a decade of public service to the people of the Third Congressional District at the federal and state levels. He served as Deputy Chief of Staff and Legislative Director to Congressman Chip Pickering, Policy Advisor to Governor Haley Barbour, and was appointed State Director for USDA Rural Development in Mississippi by President George W. Bush.
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Clarion Ledger: 2 qualify for Pickering's House seat
Ross Qualifies
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Contact: Kell Smith
tel: (601) 362-7677
cell: (662) 418-8317
kell@charlieross.com
CHARLIE ROSS FILES QUALIFICATION PAPERS FOR MISSISSIPPI'S THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Charlie Ross filed qualifying papers Wednesday at the Mississippi Republican Party headquarters to run for Mississippi's Third Congressional District. Ross served as a Senator for District 20 in the Mississippi Senate from 1998 until 2008. District 20 is comprised of parts of Madison and Rankin Counties. Prior to serving in the Senate, he served as the representative for House District 59 in the Mississippi House of Representatives. He has also served as Chairman of the Rankin County Republican Party Executive Committee. "Sharon and I are extremely excited about the opportunity to run for the Third Congressional District," said Ross. "Chip Pickering has done an outstanding job of representing the district. Mississippi needs a Congressman that has a proven legislative record that shows he can hit the ground running and get things done immediately. If elected, I will fight to strengthen our national defense, defend Mississippi's military installations, guard the rights of the unborn, protect our individual Second Amendment rights, and promote economic development for the district. "
Charlie, a veteran of Operation Desert Storm, is a 1978 distinguished graduate of the Air Force Academy. In 1988, he graduated with honors from Harvard Law School. He and his wife Sharon have three boys-Andy, age 25; David, age 22; and Steven, age 18. He is a shareholder with the law office of Wise Carter Child and Caraway in Jackson. Ross and his family have lived in Rankin County since 1988.
Charlie Ross, flanked by his wife Sharon and members of his campaign staff, announces the filing of his Qualifying Statement of Intent.
Charlie Ross, along with his wife Sharon, submit his Qualifying Statement of Intent to Cory Adair of the Mississippi Republican Party.
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WLBT: Ross Announces Congressional Campaign
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Contact: Kell Smith
tel: (601) 362-7677
cell: (662) 418-8317
kell@charlieross.com
CHARLIE ROSS FILES QUALIFICATION PAPERS FOR MISSISSIPPI'S THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Charlie Ross filed qualifying papers Wednesday at the Mississippi Republican Party headquarters to run for Mississippi's Third Congressional District. Ross served as a Senator for District 20 in the Mississippi Senate from 1998 until 2008. District 20 is comprised of parts of Madison and Rankin Counties. Prior to serving in the Senate, he served as the representative for House District 59 in the Mississippi House of Representatives. He has also served as Chairman of the Rankin County Republican Party Executive Committee. "Sharon and I are extremely excited about the opportunity to run for the Third Congressional District," said Ross. "Chip Pickering has done an outstanding job of representing the district. Mississippi needs a Congressman that has a proven legislative record that shows he can hit the ground running and get things done immediately. If elected, I will fight to strengthen our national defense, defend Mississippi's military installations, guard the rights of the unborn, protect our individual Second Amendment rights, and promote economic development for the district. "
Charlie, a veteran of Operation Desert Storm, is a 1978 distinguished graduate of the Air Force Academy. In 1988, he graduated with honors from Harvard Law School. He and his wife Sharon have three boys-Andy, age 25; David, age 22; and Steven, age 18. He is a shareholder with the law office of Wise Carter Child and Caraway in Jackson. Ross and his family have lived in Rankin County since 1988.
Charlie Ross, flanked by his wife Sharon and members of his campaign staff, announces the filing of his Qualifying Statement of Intent.
Charlie Ross, along with his wife Sharon, submit his Qualifying Statement of Intent to Cory Adair of the Mississippi Republican Party.
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WLBT: Ross Announces Congressional Campaign
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Ross Qualifies, Fundraises
Y'all Politics: Charlie Ross will file qualifying papers Wednesday at the Mississippi Republican Party headquarters to run for Mississippi's Third Congressional District. When: Wednesday, January 2, 2008 at 3:00 p.m. Where: Mississippi Republican Party Headquarters (415 Yazoo Street, Jackson)
Charlie Ross fundraiser in Jackson on January 8, courtesy of mississippi_man at Y'all Politics
Charlie Ross has hired onto his campaign Kell Smith, former spokesman for Secretary of State Eric Clark (D).
Charlie Ross fundraiser in Jackson on January 8, courtesy of mississippi_man at Y'all Politics
Charlie Ross has hired onto his campaign Kell Smith, former spokesman for Secretary of State Eric Clark (D).
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