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Maloney Talks Democratic Primary in NY-18

The five Democratic candidates running in the new 18th Congressional District are all campaigning hard ahead of the June 26 primary. But Sean Patrick Maloney is ahead in the fundraising race. And he says he believes he can defeat incumbent Republican Rep. Nan Hayworth.

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This entry was posted by Maureen McManus on May 30, 2012 at 8:50 pm, and is filed under Video - Interviews. Follow any responses to this post through RSS 2.0. Both comments and pings are currently closed.

MarciaB12

This guy’s just another DC insider being forced on the voters in the district. He only just moved into the district some 15 days ago. Why do we want another one of these career politicians representing us? And he’s worked for Spitzer and Paterson – both scandal-ridden politicians. There are better choices for Democrats in the 18th.
Ron

Hey, put your partisan aside and vote for this guy who has the right idea. Nan had her term. Nice person but not helping what MarciaB12 nor what any of the Hudson Valley people need. If he doesn’t help us, we vote him in 2 years.
savethe18th

I have to say that Mr. Maloney is by far the most qualified candidate to face Rep. Nan Hayworth this November.

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