Annie Kuster To Meet with Voters in Diners Across NH in Final Month of Campaign

CONCORD, NH -  Promising to put people over politics if elected to Congress, Ann McLane Kuster today announced a “30 Diners in 30 Days” tour which will give her a chance to talk one-on-one with voters in every corner of the district in the final month of her campaign.

“Washington has put politics first and people last for far too long, and I think it’s time for a new approach - one that always focuses on what’s best for the people of New Hampshire,” said Kuster.

“So in the final month of this campaign, I am spending my time criss-crossing our state and sitting down with voters to talk with them about how we can create jobs, fix Washington, and put people back to work.”

Over the past week, Kuster has been hosting discussions between Republican, Democratic, and Independent community leaders all across the state to talk about how we can get past party lines and work together on the big issues facing the country.

Kuster has been widely recognized for her unprecedented grassroots campaign, and she has previously held free-ranging discussions with voters at over 130 house parties across the district, including a tour of 30 House Parties in 30 Days last spring.

Kuster will use the diner visits as an opportunity to talk with voters about her plans to create jobs, reform Wall Street and crack-down on irresponsible spending in Washington.

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