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nytimes.com - 17 days ago

Governor Paterson Will Show First Campaign Ads

— nytimes.com — Seeking to dampen continuing speculation that he will drop his quest for election, Gov. David A. Paterson will run his first television ads on Friday, his campaign announced Thursday. The two ads, each 30 seconds long, highlight his biography and ... (more) Governor Paterson Will Show First Campaign Ads

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politico.com - 17 days ago

Exclusive: Paterson readies ad campaign

— politico.com — Embattled New York Governor David Paterson is poised to launch a last-ditch effort to revive his popularity and save his job. Paterson is preparing a major ad campaign aimed at improving his low poll numbers and signaling his determination to seek ... (more) Exclusive: Paterson readies ad campaign

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politico.com - 16 days ago

Air Paterson

— politico.com — New York Governor David Paterson is up with a pair of ads, one (above) hitting back at critics, the other striking a more apologetic tone about "mistakes." As I reported recently , the campaign is a last-ditch effort to save his ... (more) Air Paterson

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Friday's campaign round-up
Political Animal — ... attacking Florida Gov. Charlie Crist for supporting President Obama's stimulus package. The group has not yet formally endorsed Marco Rubio, but that's only a matter of time. * New York Gov. David Paterson (D) has very low approval ratings, and polls show voters don't want him to seek a full term, but he seems to be moving forward anyway. Paterson has reportedly hired Harold Ickes , former President Bill Clinton's Deputy Chief of Staff, as a member of his team. The governor has also unveiled ...