Mr. Martha Fuller Clark

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  Martha Fuller Clark Senator Martha Fuller Clark
  
  Senator Martha Fuller Clark was elected to the New Hampshire Senate in November of 2004. She currently holds the position of Majority Whip. She has been a member of the House of Representatives for six terms, over the course of which she has sponsored or co-sponsored more than 120 bills.

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  High Hopes Dashed for Martha Fuller Clark Election
  
  Mon, 11/11/2002 - 05:00 â€" David Darman Democrats had high hopes for Martha Fuller Clark.
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  Martha Fuller Clark

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  24 Martha Fuller Clark152 Middle StreetPortsmouth, NH 03801-4306(H) None Specified(O) (603)271-6933martha.fullerclark@leg.state.nh.us

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  At the University of New Hampshire in Durham, State Senator Martha Fuller Clark joined Executive Council Candidate Bev Hollingworth (D-Hampton), State Representatives Terie Norelli (D-Portsmouth) and Marjorie Smith (D-Durham) to highlight Governor John Lynch and Democrats' accomplishments in New Hampshire on improving education.
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  Later in the day, Warner will head on to Portsmouth for an event in support of state senator Martha Fuller Clark at the Frank Jones Center at 5:30 p.m. Please contact Scott Nichols for details at (603) 436-2464 or email him at scott@marthafullerclark.com.

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  A FORUM ON THE DISCUSSION ON THE DEFINITION OF AN ADEQUATE EDUCATION will be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Monday, March 5 at the Dover City Hall auditorium, 268 Central Ave. Featuring senators Jacalyn Cilley (D-Barrington), Iris Estabrook (D-Durham), Martha Fuller Clark (D-Portsmouth) and Maggie Hassan (D-Exeter) are inviting residents of the region to attend.

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  Senator Martha Fuller Clark asks New Hampshire Democrats to vote for Buckley

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  Following this event, Warner will head on to Portsmouth for an event in support of state senator Martha Fuller Clark at the Frank Jones Center at 5:30 p.m. Please contact Scott Nichols for details at (603) 436-2464 or email him at scott@marthafullerclark.com.

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  Martha Fuller Clark, a DNC member, said the complete tossing out of the rules was about "preserving the integrity of the Rules and Bylaws Committee and at the same time finding a way to recognize those voters who voted and those voters who didn't vote both in Michigan and Florida."

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  DNC rules committee member Martha Fuller Clark, co-chairwoman of Obama's New Hampshire campaign, applauded Obama's decision.
  
  "The rules adopted by the DNC ensure that we recognize American diversity and, at the same time, the tremendous value of retail politics in selecting our next president," she said Saturday.

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  DNC rules-committee member Martha Fuller Clark, co-chairwoman of Obama's New Hampshire campaign, applauded Obama's decision.
  
  "The rules adopted by the DNC ensure that we recognize American diversity and, at the same time, the tremendous value of retail politics in selecting our next president," she said Saturday.

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