What's in the News?

  • Ventura County will test Democrats' strength
    In the 37th Assembly District...Masry has twice been defeated by Strickland and faces business owner David Hare of Camarillo in the primary.
  • May 24 - Ventura County Star - Local Campaign Finance Reports Released:
    Hare raised $22,000 and spent $27,000 over the past two months and has $12,000 in the bank. Masry raised $13,000, spent $14,000 and has $2,600 left.
  • May 24, 2008 - Ventura County Star - For a change, Democrats running good old-fashioned race:
    "David Hare, 41, a Camarillo businessman and Ventura County native who some Democrats believe would be a more formidable candidate in the fall because of his background as a small-business man and his close association with the agricultural community."
  • May 22, 2008 - Ventura County Star - A chance to beat Strickland
  • April 22, 2008 - Brian Dennert's Blog - Hare Campaigns Aggressively on Key Issues - Proposition 98
  • May 9th - The Acorn Newspaper - Hare makes campaign stop at high school
  • May 08, 2008 - David Hare in the Total Capitol Report
  • May 05, 2008 - Ventura County Star: David Hare joins Political Education/Registration Day at Local High School
  • 2008 - From the Ventura County Star by Timm Herdt: Undaunted by the odds
  • March 8th, 2008 - from the Ventura County Star: "...37th District seat, two candidates will compete in the Democratic primary for the right to oppose her in November: David Hare of Camarillo and Ferial Masry of Newbury Park."
  • March 30, 2008 - from the Ventura County Star: "We're very happy that since the last convention, the county of Ventura has turned blue," Torres noted in his convention-opening remarks to reporters on Friday."...."County Democrats are discovering that with growth come growing pains. At a contentious endorsement caucus Saturday afternoon, supporters of 37th Assembly District candidate David Hare of Camarillo successfully blocked a local pre-convention recommendation that the party endorse Newbury Park schoolteacher Ferial Masry."