Tenney calls for debate in congressional race
NEW HARTFORD – Congressional candidate Claudia Tenney issued a challenge to incumbent Congressman Richard Hanna on Monday, calling for a public debate before the upcoming Republican primary election.
Tenney has accused Hanna of hiding from a debate, stating “The People of Upstate New York deserve a Representative who is responsible to the people and is willing to confront the opposition.”
“Thus far, my opponent has refused, despite having much to answer for in his four years in Congress,” she added. “Instead, he has engaged in political pandering in a last ditch attempt to appear conservative, while outside groups, like the American Unity PAC, have highlighted his liberal record.”
Meanwhile, the Hanna campaign continues to get endorsements from a number of local labor unions, most recently the Defense Finance and Accounting Service Local Union 201 and Rome Lab's Local Union 2612. Both organizations unanimously endorsed Hanna on Monday.
According to the two unions, Hanna has helped protect jobs at the Defense Finance and Accounting Service and Rome Lab at their locations in the Mohawk Valley.
Tenney is presently serving a second term in the New York State Assembly representing the 101st District. She is challenging Hanna for the state's 22nd Congressional District GOP Primary election on June 24.
The 22nd Congressional District encompasses all of Chenango, Cortland, Madison, and Oneida counties, and parts of Broome, Herkimer, Oswego, and Tioga counties.
Tenney has accused Hanna of hiding from a debate, stating “The People of Upstate New York deserve a Representative who is responsible to the people and is willing to confront the opposition.”
“Thus far, my opponent has refused, despite having much to answer for in his four years in Congress,” she added. “Instead, he has engaged in political pandering in a last ditch attempt to appear conservative, while outside groups, like the American Unity PAC, have highlighted his liberal record.”
Meanwhile, the Hanna campaign continues to get endorsements from a number of local labor unions, most recently the Defense Finance and Accounting Service Local Union 201 and Rome Lab's Local Union 2612. Both organizations unanimously endorsed Hanna on Monday.
According to the two unions, Hanna has helped protect jobs at the Defense Finance and Accounting Service and Rome Lab at their locations in the Mohawk Valley.
Tenney is presently serving a second term in the New York State Assembly representing the 101st District. She is challenging Hanna for the state's 22nd Congressional District GOP Primary election on June 24.
The 22nd Congressional District encompasses all of Chenango, Cortland, Madison, and Oneida counties, and parts of Broome, Herkimer, Oswego, and Tioga counties.
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