Jenna Buzzacco-Foerster
Jason Pizzo is out with his first advertisement, pledging to fight for commonsense gun legislation if elected.
“While gun violence continues to rip our communities apart, typical politicians do nothing,” the Miami-Dade Democrat says in his first television advertisement. “I’m running to change that.”
He continues: “As a former state prosecutor, I took on criminals who exploited our seniors and those who brought pain to our children and their families. As your state senator, I will fight for commonsense laws that take illegal guns off our streets.”
Pizzo also vowed to give Florida workers a “living wage.”
The 30-second spot — called “Leadership” — will air on cable networks and targeted broadcast stations. Pizzo faces Democrats Anis Blemur, Kevin A. Burns, Daphne Campbell, Don Festge, and Michael Gongora in Senate District 38.
“I am proud of the strong campaign we continue to run as we engage directly with residents on how we can bring renewed Democratic leadership to the Florida Senate,” said Pizzo in a statement. “We have the support from a diverse group of elected and community leaders, organizations, and residents who believe it’s time for Tallahassee to be more responsive to the people.”
The primary is Aug. 30.
One comment
Anonymous
July 22, 2016 at 9:30 pm
1. Hasn’t lived in the district
2. Hasn’t worked in the district
3. Hasn’t voted since 2008
4. Just became a democrat in April
5. Loaned himself $400,000 to buy the election
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