Smith Presents Government Reform Plan to the Public and Announces Endorsement of Former Republican Primary Candidate Dan Hackett
Contact:
Daniel Miller, Campaign Manager
412-561-3490
DMiller@MattSmith2006.com
www.MattSmith2006.com
October 2, 2006, Mt. Lebanon, PA -- Matt Smith, Democratic nominee for Pennsylvania State Representative in the 42nd District, announces a Press Conference at 10:00 AM on Monday October 2nd, at the home of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s endorsed Republican primary candidate Daniel Hackett. Mr. Hackett will formally announce his endorsement of Matt’s campaign to reform Harrisburg and Matt will unveil his sweeping plan to change the way government works.
Matt is very honored to have the endorsement of such a well respected community leader like Dan Hackett. Mr. Hackett not only garnered the primary endorsement from the Post-Gazette, but he also collected 19% of the primary vote in a true grassroots campaign. “I am very proud to have Dan’s support for my candidacy. As a consensus builder, I pride myself on finding common sense solutions that appeal to all residents in the 42nd District, regardless of their political affiliation.”
Read Daniel Hackett's endorsement letter
(2 MB, Adobe Acrobat version)
Matt’s government reform plan is specific and detailed. “Matt’s plan offers a non-partisan, common sense approach to problems facing every Pennsylvanian. You don’t have to be a Republican or Democrat to appreciate this,” offered Dan Hackett. Matt continued, “This plan will launch Pennsylvania state government into the 21st Century and send a clear signal to young families, business owners, and others considering moving into Pennsylvania that business as usual is over.”
Matt’s plan will be available on his website at www.MattSmith2006.com or call the campaign office at 412-561-3490 to have a copy sent to you.
Matt Smith is a small business attorney, born in Bethel Park and currently resides in Mt. Lebanon with his wife Eileen. The 42nd District includes Mt. Lebanon, Green Tree, Rosslyn Farms, Thornburg, and parts of Bethel Park and Scott Township.
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