Media Advisory
August 23, 2006
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Contact: MATT KOVARY
(212) 382-6713 |
The New York City Bar
Association Hosts
Democratic
Attorney General Debate
When: September 6,
2006; at 8:30
a.m.
Where: New
York City Bar
Association, 42 West 44 th
Street
Three candidates competing for the office of
state attorney general in the September 12 Democratic
primary will meet at the New York City Bar Association
for a spirited public debate six days before
the election. The race for attorney general is
turning into one of the more competitive contests
this election season as four Democratic candidates
do their best to convince voters that they are
the party’s best choice for November.
Democratic Candidates
for Attorney General
- Andrew Cuomo, former federal housing secretary
(attendance not confirmed);
- Mark Green, former New York City public advocate;
- Charlie King, former chairman of the New
York County Democratic Party;
- Sean Patrick Maloney, former aide to President
Clinton.
Association President Barry Kamins will moderate
the debate. Mark Green, Charlie King and Sean
Patrick Maloney have agreed to appear. Andrew
Cuomo has not confirmed that he will attend.
The public is invited to this free event. Members
of the media are also invited and are asked to
confirm their attendance with the press coordinator,
Matt Kovary, at (212) 382-6713; or by e-mail
at mkovary@nycbar.org
About the Association
The New York
City Bar Association (www.nycbar.org)
was founded in 1870, and since then has been
dedicated to maintaining the high ethical standards
of the profession, promoting reform of the law,
and providing service to the profession and the
public. The Association continues to work for
political, legal and social reform, while implementing
innovative means to help the disadvantaged. Protecting
the public’s welfare remains one of the
Association’s highest priorities.
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