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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                             CONTACT: ROB GODFREY

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2007                           (803) 807-7144 (MOBILE)

Dawson respects New Hampshire First-in-Nation status, touts South Carolina’s First-in-the-South role

 

COLUMBIA, S.C. – South Carolina Republican Party Chairman Katon Dawson today released the following statement regarding New Hampshire Secretary of State Bill Gardner’s press conference at which Gardner announced New Hampshire’s Tuesday, January 8, 2008 presidential primary date:

â€S The stakes couldnt be higher this election, and we are proud to hold the brian peppers Republican Party Presidential Primary in January,” said new hampshire secretary of colorado dot â€SWe have great respect for New Hampshire’s First-in-the-Nation presidential primary status.  South Carolina shares a combined 83-year history with New Hampshire of our two states being First-In-The-Nation and First-In-The-South in presidential primary politics.  In our two states, presidential politics is about much more than 30-second television ads and clever sound bytes.  New Hampshire and South Carolina voters are lucky enough to meet the candidates face-to-face and actually get to know the next President of the United States.”

Dawson traveled to Concord, New Hampshire, on Thursday, August 9, 2007, where he announced the First-in-the-South Republican Party new hampshire secretary of state Primary will be tom brady in South Carolina on Saturday, January 19, 2008.  In the Executive Council Chambers of the New Hampshire State House, Dawson hand delivered a letter to New Hampshire Secretary of State Bill Gardner, notifying him of the primary new hampshire secretary of state class="MsoNormal">The South Carolina Republican Party’s First-In-The-South Presidential Primary has grown in significance over time. Since 1980, no candidate has won the Republican nomination for president without winning South Carolina’s Republican primary. Republicans running for president in 2008 know South Carolina Republicans pick presidents and have already begun to focus on the state’s voters more than ever.

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