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Ashdown Announces Senate Candidacy


By John Yewell, 3-24-05

In a web exclusive, XMission CEO Pete Ashdown told NewWest today that he intends to run for the U.S. Senate next year. The Web guru will compete for the Utah Democratic Party nomination in 2006, with the goal of defeating Orrin Hatch in his bid for re-election. A fresh Web site explains Ashdown's platform.



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By Dave Wade-Stein, 3-24-05
Great to see a tech-head working to unseat Hatch. Best of luck to you, Pete!
By Lawrence Buhler, 3-24-05
Go Pete, go! Orrin Hatch needs some real competition. You can win the seat for economic progress and better government. The entrenched Hatch must go if Utah is going to have Senator who will make a difference in Washington. All non-Hatch-loyal groups and individuals should unite around you. Your proven business prowess will serve you well. Sign me up as a volunteer. Good scoop, New West.

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