May 6, 2008 - 10:23am
Martin establishes campaign website
By Brian LawsonState Senate candidate Bud Martin (D-Sandwich) has put-up a campaign website: budmartin08.com.
Martin is running in District Three on the the slogan: "It's all about the community...making it economically strong and caring."
Martin is running for the seat vacated by state Sen. Joe Kenney (R-Wakefield).
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Way to go Dems!
This is amazing. The Senate Democrats sure look they have their act together to increase their numbers. Looking at how close Joe Kenney's election was in 2006 - this will be a pick up for the Dems. Keep in mind the Republicans have had a year and a half to find a legitimate candidate and they are empty handed.
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