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My name is Larry Larocco and I'm running for the United States Senate because Idaho needs new leadership. Idahoans deserve to have a Senator who's going to fight for our state -- somebody who will fight for real change in Washington.

All across the country, with their voices and their votes, the American people are crying out for change. You can see it here in Idaho, too.

 

As I travel and "work for the Senate" across our state, people are fired up and mobilized like never before. For too long, Idaho has been left behind and forgotten by the politicians in Washington, DC. Well that's going to change. But I can't do it alone.

It's time for people to stand up and take notice of what's happening here in Idaho -- and it starts with you, right now. Can I count on your help?

Larry Working for The Senate

Modern political campaigns are awash in money, consultants, and negative TV ads, and candidates typically spend very little time actually meeting voters. Larry LaRocco believes there’s a better way to run for office, and he calls it his “Working for Senate” campaign.

Beginning in June 2007, Larry started taking jobs all across Idaho, working shoulder to shoulder for a day with people from all walks of life. He’s doing it so he can learn more about what it’s like for Idahoans who work hard every day to make better lives for their families. “The fact is, Idahoans are tired of being taken for granted by aloof politicians who have no idea what working families face in their daily lives,” Larry says. “I will take no voter for granted.”

See Where Larry's Working - Find out more about Larry’s “Working for the Senate” jobs:


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Jim Risch's $380,000 secret

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Secretly over the past few weeks, Jim Risch funneled nearly $400,000 of his own money into his campaign coffers to try to buy himself Idaho's U.S. Senate seat.

Fortunately for Idahoans, their U.S. Senate seat isn't going to be sold to the highest bidder -- it will be awarded to the candidate who receives the most votes on Election Day.

With your help, that's going to be Larry LaRocco -- but Jim Risch's $380,000 personal check is going to buy a lot of media in a state like Idaho. So we need your support, right now, to keep pace.

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