February 1, 2008 - 1:14pm
Patrick Arnold announces bid for State House
By Brian Lawson
Tags: Patrick Arnold
Manchester resident Patrick Arnold has announced he is running for State Representative.
Arnold, a 25-year old Democrat, lives in Ward 12 and is vying for the Hillsborough County District 17 seat. The District currently has six Democratic representatives and two Republicans.
"My goal in this campaign is to shake as many hands as possible, speak to as many voters as possible, and listen to as many community concerns as possible," Arnold said in a statement.
He is a second year law student at Franklin Pierce Law Center and is the Executive Director of the Campaign for Ratepayers Rights.
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