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Celebrating Our Independence |
We wish you and your family a very happy and safe Independence Day!
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DCCC Press Release: Titus added to competitive "Red to Blue" program |
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DCCC program helps most competitive candidates with fundraising, organizing
For Immediate Release: June 18, 2008
Sen. Dina Titus is being placed on the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's top tier of campaigns, ensuring she will have national fundraising and strategic support in her run for Congressional District 3.
DCCC Chairman Chris Van Hollen announced the list of new "Red to Blue" members today.
A recent poll shows Titus running neck-and-neck with Rep. Jon Porter, a six-year incumbent who has the lowest approval rating in Nevada's congressional delegation. Porter also was placed in the top tier of vulnerable candidates in a recent national poll of competitve districts.
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Standing-room only at Campaign Headquarters Opening |
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 May 31st, 2008 - A huge crowd of neighbors, volunteers, and residents along with numerous Democratic elected officials were on hand to officially open the Titus for Congress campaign headquarters.
Located on E Sunset Road near Sandhill Road, the offices also serve as the Democratic Coordinated Campaign organizing headquarters for Congressional District Three - working to coordinate activities and get out the vote on behalf of the candidates for the Nevada Assembly and State Senate located within the Congressional district.
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Thousands gather for Democratic state convention |
May 17, 2008 (KRNV) - Guest Speakers included Senator and Congressional Candidate Dina Titus, actor Kal Pen, supporting Obama, and President Bill Clinton, campaigning for his wife, among others. The economy, health care, and voter turnout, along with support for United States War Veterans were main talking-points.
Click Here to Watch Interview with Sen. Titus ¦ |
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Dina Titus files for Congressional District 3 |
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 May 13, 2008 - Sen. Dina Titus today filed as a candidate for Congressional District 3, promising to bring Nevada values and common sense to Washington.
“This race isn’t going to be personal, it’s going to be about the issues,” Titus said. “I’m going to be a champion for people in Congressional District 3.”
Titus, who has served in the state Senate for 20 years, was joined by her husband and state Sens. Valerie Weiner and Bob Coffin. As he did 20 years ago when Titus first ran for state Senate, Coffin paid Titus’ candidate filing fee.
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