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Steve Bennett to run for re-election in 2008

1st District County Supervisor Steve Bennett has kicked off his 2008 re-election campaign with splashes in multiple local media outlets...

LA Times - Anticipating the possibility of an "attack" candidate emerging, Ventura County Supervisor Steve Bennett on Monday kicked off his bid for a third term with a show of political muscle and campaign cash.

Ventura County Star - Expecting a rough ride to re-election, Supervisor Steve Bennett launched his campaign for a third term Monday with powerhouse endorsements and a hefty political bank account.

Ojai Valley News - A full year before the 2008 primary election, Steve Bennett announced Monday that he is running for a third term as the Ojai Valley’s representative on the county Board of Supervisors. Bennett, 56, said he decided to start his campaign early to deter potential opponents in the June, 2008 primary.

Posted by Tyler Suchman on June 26, 2007 12:17 PM | | | Steve Bennett to run for re-election in 2008

Comments (2)

Smart guy, that Steve. He's got my vote.

Comment #1 Posted by: Brian Holly | June 27, 2007 08:46 AM

This fella has proving over and over again that he actually gives a damn about issues that affect our county. And thanks for the vote on the Fisherman's Wharf lease Steve-Can you ask John to retire?

Comment #2 Posted by: Dana and Alyeska | June 27, 2007 10:05 AM

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