Bristol,
CT, January 23, 2018 – Peter Lumaj, Conservative Republican for
Governor, announced the endorsement of State Senator Henri Martin (R-31)
this morning in his bid to become the 2018 Republican Party Nominee for
Governor of Connecticut.
Martin joins a
growing list of Republican leaders and conservative organizations
throughout Connecticut supporting Lumaj’s campaign ahead of the 2018
Connecticut Republican Party Convention that will be held at Foxwoods in
May.
Martin stated that he was proud to stand
behind Lumaj, “Peter is a dedicated conservative who will fight everyday
for the people of Connecticut. He has presented a solid and detailed
roadmap for Connecticut that contains a bold vision for a sustainable
future. Peter’s values are my values – we both believe in the dignity of
hard work, the value of individual responsibility and the importance of
extending a helping hand to those who are unable to help themselves.”
Martin
continued, “Peter’s personal narrative is one that embodies the
American Dream. Much like my parent’s own immigration story, Peter’s
story is one of personal perseverance that led to promise and
prosperity. The Republican Party would be wise to embrace candidates
like Peter Lumaj because he is authentic and relatable. Those two
qualities are paramount to winning elections in hardworking blue-collar
districts like mine – Peter can win small towns like Plymouth and
Harwinton, but he also has a unique ability to play well and win bigger
cities like Bristol. I am confident that if we nominate Peter Lumaj, we
will win in November of 2018.”
In response to
Senator Martin’s endorsement, Lumaj stated, “I am proud and humbled to
have the support of Senator Martin. Henri is a dear friend and one of
the most courageous conservative leaders we have in Connecticut. He is a
passionate and dedicated public servant and we welcome him with open
arms to the team. I look forward to taking advice from Henri and working
with him in the coming months as we work together to create a fresh
start for Connecticut.”
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