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July 31, 2008 11:43 AM
Jeff E. Schapiro has this tidbit:
John Bowerbank, a candidate for lieutenant governor in 2009, is fashioning a staff for the race ahead that includes some familiar names from previous—and successful—Democratic campaigns.
Bowerbank, so far unopposed for the Democratic nomination, is hiring Mark Warner’s principal strategist from the 2001 governor’s race, Steve Jarding.
Also, Lowell Feld, who handled net-roots for Gov. Tim Kaine and U.S. Sen. Jim Webb, is doing the same thing for Bowerbank.
And Pete Brodnitz, pollster to Kaine and Webb, will crunch numbers for Bowerbank.
At least one more Democrat is likely to make the race for LG—Secretary of Finance Jody Wagner
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