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Tamyra d'Ippolito for Senate
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http://twitter.com/tamyraforsenateBloomington, IN Nov. 15,2009- Tamyra d’Ipollito has announced that she will independently mount a campaign against Senator Evan Bayh in the 2010 election. A tireless community organizer, and small business entrepreneur of Bloominton, Indiana, she has announced her candidacy through social networking on facebook, twitter, and Indiana’s political blogs. The candidates website acts as an information portal for her biographical information and political platform. Registered voters can become active supporters by printing and signing the document of petition linked to the website. Her current challenge will be acquiring 4500 signatures before Jan 4. 2010 to qualify for May primaries. She is self-funded, and her campaign acts as proof that state reform can subsist through personal labor, determined citizen advocacy, and community networking.
For d’Ippolito the campaign is about bringing power back to the people.”I am running for Senate as a citizen not as a politician. To make change one has to become change,” Tamyra pronounces, encouraging citizens to be the active role toward progressive Indiana. “My mission is to bring awareness to the fact that it is the people who participate that have a voice.”
Her plans for Indiana, include raising awareness of the states increasing poverty levels and the web of issues that created it such as healthcare and government lobbying. “Poverty in Indiana is prevalent, and I want it eradicated,” states Tamyra.
About Tamyra D’Ippolito
Tamyra d’Ipollito was born and raised in Indiana by a single working mother. The United States government financed her education with a B.E.O.G, which she is forever grateful. D’Ipollito is proud to say that as a world traveler she has obtained three college degrees. Through her studies abroad she was represented as a U.S. ambassador for peace and became an originator of the Peace Corps. D’Ipollito currently owns and operates Ragazzi Arté Café in Bloomington, Indiana, where she supports local artists in displaying their works at the café. As a small business owner and cancer survivor d’Ippolito understands first hand the struggles of living without healthcare. At the present time she is on the board of the Advisory Committee at Volunteers in Medicine, located in Bloomington.
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