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Wednesday, October 15, 2008

NM-03: Lujan Raises More Than $380,000 in Q3; Debate to Air Tomorrow


Luján discusses NM Dem ticket at Blue State in '08 reception

Ben Ray Luján, the Dem nominee for Congress in NM-03, announced that his campaign raised more than $380,000 in the third quarter. This brings his total to almost $1.4 million since he began his campaign for Congress in the primary cycle -- with more than $530,000 raised for the general election.

"The people of New Mexico are excited about getting our country back on track," Luján said. "I am thankful for all of their support whether it is in contributions, making phone calls, knocking on doors or attending events."

"The people of New Mexico want to get our country back on track, and that's reflected in our large fundraising advantage," said Mark Nicastre, Luján's Communications Director. "Ben Ray Luján will stand up for the people of New Mexico by fighting for energy solutions for New Mexico's working families, an economy that works for the middle class, an end to the war in Iraq and health care for all Americans."

NM-03 Debate Airs Tomorrow
The campaign also reports they were very pleased with Ben Ray's participation in last night's candidate debate, hosted by New Mexico First and New Mexico Public Television. A tape of the debate will be aired on Thursday, October 16 at 7:00 PM on public TV and radio stations throughout New Mexico, including KNME and KUNM.

In a statement, the campaign added:

During the debate, Luján made it clear that he was the only candidate who will stand up for the people of New Mexico and get our country back on track. He stressed the need to strengthen the middle class through middle class tax relief and affordable, accessible health care for all. He related his experience on the Public Regulation Commission to the the major issues facing the next Congress, including health care, energy, infrastructure and holding irresponsible corporations accountable.

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