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Killingworth's John Samperi Announces for 35th Assembly Seat

"I believe the taxpayers of the 35th district are simply fed up with more and more taxes, less services and nothing but more of the same unless there is new thinking in Hartford."

 

Former Killingworth Republican Town Committee Vice Chairman, John Samperi announced today he has filed the necessary forms to seek the 35th Assembly District seat covering the towns of Killingworth, Clinton and part of Westbrook in this years November election. 

Samperi  told a gathering of family, friends and supporters, “it’s critical a common sense commitment to Connecticut is a state government priority.  My opponent is the most liberal free spending legislator at the capital.  He does not believe ‘to spend no more than you make’ JOHN SAMPERI DOES!

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He does not believe in “one only borrows what you can afford to pay back’, JOHN SAMPERI DOES!

My opponent does not believe ‘if it’s not broken, don’t fix it. But if it’s broken get rid of it’. JOHN SAMPERI DOES!  My opponent does not believe ‘The more government tries to do, the less it does well’ JOHN SAMPERI DOES!

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“I believe the taxpayers of  the 35th district are simply fed up with more and more taxes, less services and nothing but more of the same unless there is new thinking in Hartford.

I plan to bring that COMMON SENSE COMMITMENT TO HARTFORD, Samperi pledged.  No one will campaign harder to bring these messages to the voters than JOHN SAMPERI. 

“I will walk every street in the three towns to bring my message of a COMMON SENSE COMMITMENT TO HARTFORD”, Samperi concluded. 

 

Paid for by SAMPERI in the 35th, C. Swiss, Treasurer, 30 Pond Meadow Road, Killingworth, Ct. 06419


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