Goddard fundraising for Lord
By Evan Brown, PolitickerAZ.com ReporterQuarterly fundraising filings are coming up, and Bob Lord is looking to keep his campaign's finances looking strong.
Close on the heels of a pricey soiree held Tuesday at the home of former senatorial candidate Jim Pederson - $200/ticket minimum - Lord has brought out another big gun in his endorsement arsenal to bag more of those all-important donations.
Tuesday, March 25, Arizona Attorney General (and likely 2010 gubernatorial candidate) Terry Goddard will be special-guesting at another party for the Lord loyal, this time at the swanky Arizona Golf Club.
While Lord campaign manager Andrew Eldredge-Martin is for the moment keeping the campaign's balance to himself, he did say recently that the Pederson event "exceeded expectations," and that he sees no reason why this quarter will not be another big boost to the bank account.
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