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ALICE WINS!
Thanks Western New Yorkers for Putting Issues First
September 9, 2008
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Anne Wadsworth
(716) 580-3013
Amherst, NY —Alice Kryzan, Democratic candidate for the 26th Congressional District issued the following statement after learning that the Democrats of the District had chosen her to represent them in the general election:
"I am honored that the Democrats of this District have chosen me to represent them in the upcoming general election to be their next representative in Congress. From day one this campaign has been about you and the serious issues facing the 26th District and the country. Today, you sent a clear message: You want an independent voice in Washington, one that will focus on the issues, one that will put you before the Washington special interests and tired-old establishment politics.
As we look towards November, I am excited by the promise in our District. We have so many wonderful assets in our community, the most important being our hardworking men and women who have persevered through good times and bad, never losing sight of the core values we share.
As I've said many times in the past, I pledge that, as your Congresswoman, every morning I will look at my schedule and ask, "Is what I'm doing today going to benefit the people of the 26th District?" If the answer is no, then it's coming off my agenda. I look forward to ensuring in November that the men and women of this District finally have a representative they can be proud of."
Alice also congratulated her opponents, Jon Powers and Jack Davis on a hard fought race and is looking forward to working with them to ensure this District has the representation it deserves.
Alice Kryzan is an environmental attorney and lifelong Democrat who has lived and worked in Western New York for more than 30 years. She has been in the forefront of change for her entire career, becoming the first woman partner at what was then Buffalo's largest law firm. She is a long-time community volunteer who has been involved in environmental, energy and women's issues. She currently lives with her husband of thirty-five years, Bob Berger. They have one son Sam, who is a law student.
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