Harris seeks to meet and greet with Salisbury-area voters
I found out this evening that Republican candidate for Congress, State Senator Andy Harris, will be the guest of “an informal gathering to meet with friends and anyone interested to learn more about Senator Andy Harris. There is no cost, and children are welcome.”
So here’s a chance to talk to the candidate yourself without any sort of obligation.
This will occur at the residence of Mark and Hala McIver, 26144 Nanticoke Road, Salisbury from 2 to 5 on Saturday afternoon, March 1, 2008. Contact Dustin Mills at (262) 909-6922 or Mark McIver at (443) 735-2836.
I’ll see you there.
Also, for those of you in Somerset County he’ll be attending your county’s Lincoln Day dinner that evening.
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