Thursday, January 31, 2008

Campaign Update

We are now required to file monthly reports regarding our fundraising. I want to share my results with you. www.sos.arkansas.gov has the full reports. I will have a new press release on my website soon giving an extended version of the following:

""Democrat L. J. Bryant, of Newport, candidate for the Arkansas State House of Representatives District 58, has raised $19,080.90 in contributions. This amount is 285% greater than the amount 2002 candidates combined reported raising for their efforts to fill the open seat. Bryant has $19,080.90 cash on hand.

In making the announcement, Bryant said “I am both grateful and humbled by this show of local support in Jackson and White County, as well as from friends around the state. This kind of early support represents my ability to work with others and to get things done for our communities. While contributions represent support, votes get you elected. I want to take my message of Putting Experience and Vision to work to every voter of District 58.”"

President Clinton's visit update

Rep. Steve Harrelson reports on his website:

"President Bill Clinton will be in town tomorrow for a speech on behalf of the Clinton campaign. Arkansas High School Cafetorium. 1500 Jefferson Avenue. Texarkana, Arkansas. 1:00 p.m."

Also, Harrelson reports: "He will also speak in Little Rock and Pine Bluff tomorrow."

Snow is here

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Wednesday, January 30, 2008

Photos from Governor's visit



This link has more pictures from the Governor's visit to Newport last week.

Early Voting

Early voting for the Presidential primary is taking place at the Village Mall in Jackson County.

President Clinton may campaign for Hillary Friday in Arkansas

Arkansas Times reports:

"Clinton, Part 2 UPDATE
President Clinton -- we're talking about Bill -- MAY stump for Hillary in Hot Springs on Friday. The Convention and Visitors Bureau there says Clinton will speak in front of the County Courthouse at 1:30 p.m., according to some buzz around HS, but the Clinton campaign says that appearance is not yet confirmed."

see www.arktimes.com/arkansasblog

Super Tuesday Polls

http://www.usaelectionpolls.com/2008/super-duper-tuesday-polls.html

This link has Super Tuesday polls.