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Richards’ campaign releases first TV ad
By: Daily Record Staff//August 12, 2013
The first television commercial for the re-election campaign of Rochester Mayor Thomas S. Richards has hit the airwaves.
“What it Takes” details progress under Richards’ leadership, including his work to provide a better education for city school children, more job opportunities for minorities and women, and safer streets in every neighborhood.
“Two years ago, when we first introduced Tom Richards to voters in Rochester, we told the story of a man who had devoted his entire life to his community and was best fit to lead our city into a new era,” said Joseph Morelle, chairman of the Richards Campaign. “Under Mayor Richards’ leadership, we are making progress and building a better future for Rochester. That is the story we will tell over the next several weeks.”
A link to the commercial is at: http://richardsformayor.com/what-it-takes/.
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