FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 4, 2007
CONTACT:
Colleen Murray
EDWARDS GAINS SUPPORT IN GEORGIA
Elizabeth Edwards
to visit Savannah on Tuesday, June 5th, 2007
Savannah, Georgia – As Senator John Edwards’ campaign gains momentum
in Georgia, Elizabeth Edwards will visit Savannah to speak at the Electric
Cooperatives of South Carolina’s Summer Conference on Tuesday, June 5th,
2007. Today, the campaign announced that several prominent
Georgia Democrats are endorsing Edwards for president. Edwards already
has the support of former Governor Roy Barnes, Democratic Senate Leader
Robert Brown and Democratic House Leader DuBose Porter.
“John Edwards was my candidate in 2004 and I am endorsing him again
in 2008,” said former Georgia Lt. Governor Mark Taylor. “He is definitely
the most electable candidate in 2008 and we need a southerner who is committed
to providing good paying jobs with benefits for all Americans.”
The Georgia Democrats endorsing Edwards are:
· Mark Taylor - Former Georgia
Lt. Governor
· State Senator Valencia Seay
· State Senator Steve Henson
· State Representative Wade Starr
· Jeff Carter - Associate Director
for the Conflict Resolution Program; Son of President Jimmy Carter
· Stephen Leeds - Georgia Attorney
· Michael Moore - Former State
Senator; Middle Georgia Attorney
· John Moore - Former State
Representative; Former Chairman of the Polk County Party
· Nick Giles - Former Taylor County
Sheriff; Past President of the Georgia Sheriff Association
· Ashley Bell - Former DNC Executive
Committee Member; Former National President, College Democrats of America
Before her remarks, Mrs. Edwards will hold a media availability with
reporters. The details of the event are:
TUESDAY, JUNE 5TH, 2007
11:15 AM
Elizabeth Edwards to hold a media availability
Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort and Spa
One Resort Drive
Savannah, Georgia
11:30 AM
Elizabeth Edwards to speak at the Electric Cooperatives of South Carolina’s
Summer Conference
Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort and Spa
Grand Ballroom
One Resort Drive
Savannah, Georgia