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| Greg Sowards |
Las Cruces, NM - Republican Greg Sowards, a southern New Mexico businessman, announced he has retained the services of a group of seasoned professionals from prominent firms to consult on his U.S.Senate campaign."Success of our campaign is largely dependent upon two things - our ability to raise money and the solicitation of the grassroots. I flew to Washington, D.C. and interviewed potential consultants in order to pick the perfect team for this race,"said Sowards. "The strategic advice and professionalism this team brings to the race elevates our campaign to the next level, and gives us the edge against our more liberal competition." The Sowards campaign has retained Tyler Harber and Kurt Luidhardt from the Prosper Group for general consulting, online fund raising, and telephone voter contact. The Prosper Group counts dozens of well- known and underdog campaigns as clients, including Scott Brown (MA-Sen), Pat Toomey (PA-Sen), Dan Coats (IN-Sen), Allen West (FL-22), Michael Grimm (NY-13), Quico Canseco (TX-23) and Larry Buschon (IN8). Darcie Johnston of Johnston Consulting, and Paul Hatch of 101 Strategy Partners will serve as the campaign's finance consultants, focusing on national major donor operations and campaign finance strategies.
The duo also has an impressive catalogue of clients, including Sharon Angle for Senate (NV), Romney for President, Republican Governor's Association, Mike Leavitt (UT-Gov), Republican National Committee, Sean Bielat for Congress (MA-4), and Mike Lee (UT-Sen). Sowards reported raising $152,035 in the first quarter and retains over $150,000 cash on-hand according to the most recent financial filing, dated April 15th, with the Federal Election Commission. "Conservatives, Tea Party members and voters in general are looking for a well-funded, well-organized alternative to Liberal Republican Heather Wilson," said Sowards. "I am happy that a growing number of people believe that I am that candidate, who has the credentials and values to wage a winning campaign for this open U.S. Senate seat in 2012." "Voters rejected Heather Wilson in a primary four years ago for the same reason they will reject her this time," continued Sowards. "We will wage a creative campaign that will have the strength and message necessary to win, as the candidate that stands with integrity, while defending firm Constitutional principles."
Greg Sowards is an inventor and entrepreneur with 5 U.S. Patents. He is a commercial contractor and owner of Kid's Kountry Child Care Centers a business with 70 employees. Sowards has been married 37 years. The Sowards have 6 married children and 17 grandchildren. He is a veteran of the U.S. Army, 1/70 - 9/72 and a graduate of Brigham Young University.
Sowards Senate Campaign Gearing Up
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