Lt. Governor Candidates to Appear Wed. in NWA
By Mark Moore (click "comments" below for article).
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posted by Mark Moore (Moderator) at Tuesday, July 26, 2005
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Wednesday July 27th a Republican function at the Clarion Inn will feature Republican candidates for Lt. Governor.
The event will be held at 11:30 AM. The Clarion is off 540 near the Hwy 62 exit in south Fayetteville.
Let us hear from you tomorrow concerning how the candidates did!
Why id Holt still considering a run for Governor. The pary has united behind Asa and Holt needs to focus on one race and show people he is committed not just a political opportunist.
Holt did not stumble around he list leg ran by some one else according to the article. I was not their so I can't say if that is true or not
Holt is running for Lt. Governor. The report is mis-information from some reporerette who looks like she should still be in high school journalism class trying to produce a story.
She asked him if he was running for Governor. He answered forthrightly that he was focused on running for Lt. Governor.
She asked him if he had ever CONSIDERED running for Governor. The only honest answer was that he had considered it when people came up to him and asked him to run.
That has been twisted into a story that he has not made up his mind yet. Folks, he is running for Lt. Governor. He is behind Asa for Governor. Trust me on this. I just visited him today on this.
I hope that Jim Holt does well in his run for lieutenant governor. His webpage is www.jimholt.us .
His election would throw the editorialists at the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette into a real tizzy. 8-)
If this Lt. Gov. primary came down to two candidates, either by attrition or run-off, which would you support in each of the six possible scenarios? Why?
Banks vs. Calhoun
Banks vs. Holt
Banks vs. Matayo
Calhoun vs. Holt
Calhoun vs. Matayo
Holt vs. Matayo
(Listed in alphabetical order to minimize my personal bias)
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