Marty Connor no longer has Chad Marlow as a spokesman.
Marlow’s company “terminated its consulting relationship with the Connor For Senate 08 campaign,” he said in an email to reporters just now.
But he added, “The Public Advocacy Group wishes to express it continuing belief that State Senator Martin Connor remains the only qualified candidate Read More
Pictured above is part of a mailing that Democratic
The spokesman for Marty Connor’s re-election campaign, Chad Marlow, supports term limits, even though his boss, a state senator, has been in office since 1978.
In 2005, when the City Council was reportedly looking to alter the city’s term-limit laws, Marlow authored a blog post on the Drum Major Institute’s web site called "Confessions Read More
On the surface, the story is a familiar one.
A young insurgent, Dan Squadron, decides to challenge an entrenched incumbent, Marty Connor, in a State Senate race, in a year when public antipathy towards the ossified ways of Albany is greater than it has been in recent memory. The line between underdog liberal reformer and Read More
Democratic State Senate candidate Dan Squadron decisively out-raised incumbent Marty Connor, who he’s challenging.
According to the latest campaign finance filing (January 2008 to July 2008), Squadron raised $226,166.27, spent $122,031.26, and was left with $293,192.01 on hand.
Connor raised $120,555, spent $40,093.08 and has $82,962.92 on hand.
That’s a significant disparity, but Read More
Chad Marlow on DMI throws a brick at the Working Families Party, which is helping Democrats, particularly upstate, in their effort to take over congress.
It’s a sign of the long-standing tension that exists on both sides between the pragmatists and the ideologues, not unlike the occasional strategic differences between New York’s Read More
