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Staff Report
Former Mayor and City Councilman Bob Archuleta continues to build a groundswell of support from donors and voters by raising the most money in his bid for the 32nd State Senate District election, according to the Secretary of State website at http://cal-access.sos.ca.gov.
The campaign announced Friday, April 27, 2018, it has raised more than $210,000 in fundraising thanks to people recognizing that our communities in District 32 face a critical time that requires honest and proven leadership.
Archuleta is on track to raise over $300,000 by the June 5 primary.
“I am excited that the Bob Archuleta campaign has attracted a diverse coalition of women, educators, veterans, law enforcement, business people and working families who are supporting us with their hard-earned dollars.” Archuleta Campaign Manager Daniel Andalon said.
The candidate expressed his gratitude for the support.
“I am thankful beyond words by the donors and voters of the district, who have contributed to our campaign, in person or online at bobarchuletaforsenate.com, because they gravitated to our message of bringing people together for the betterment of our communities in the 32nd District,” Archuleta said. “Their trust in me to uphold the ideals that I live by, leadership, honor and integrity, which I learned in the Army, working in law enforcement or as mayor, is truly humbling.”
I guess the Romanian gypsies can’t get anybody to donate to the failed candidate and convicted criminal Ion Sarega.
After the primaries, I’m positive he and another soon to be failed candidate Andrew Sarega will renew their antics at City Hall.
Both have been on their best behavior ever since Andy got fingered for his involvement in the Paula Deal hate flyer along with his buddy Tony Aiello.
Ion still comes to council meetings but has kept his mouth shut except once to bash this publication. He still can be seen running around in his wannabe Sopranos starter suit, trying to act like a wheeler dealer. I bet every candidate more than doubles his tally at the polls.