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Hawkins To Seek 37th District State Senate Seat
14 January, 2008 WLKY
On Monday, Rep. Doug Hawkins announced his intention to seek the Republican nomination for the 37th Senate District.
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Hawkins to run for state Senate
15 January, 2008 Courier-Journal
Hawkins, a Republican, said the 37th District needs better representation. He said Clark doesn't show up for events in the district, including meetings of the Southwest Jefferson County Bridge Commission that was created by the Metro Council.
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If Louisville is the economic engine of the state, then the people of south Louisville are the heart of that engine. The working families of the 37th senate district deserve better health care, good jobs, and a quality education.

These are not just empty words. Together we fought to keep Southwest Hospital and emergency care in south Louisville.

We fought to facilitate and bring in the new Penske Automotive distribution center, creating over 100 new jobs for the community. In addition, we have helped to find countless jobs for the people within the district.

We have secured funding to improve the quality of health and education for several schools in the district by providing playground equipment and after school programs.

Further, we have fought to protect the working families of south Louisville by insisting that organized labor had a place at the table in negotiating downtown development projects.

South Louisville has been forgotten for far too long and that's why I am running to be your state senator.

As a Louisville Metro councilman I have fought for better living conditions, better jobs and quality economic development.

My council district has seen more economic expansion and more quality residential growth than any of the surrounding districts.

I am committed to bringing this kind of dedication and quality of living to all of south Louisville.

I believe the government and the private sector can work together to achieve our goals. I believe in less government, lower taxes, and greater individual freedom. I need your support, I need your prayers and I need your vote.

Together we can make south Louisville a safer and more prosperous place for our families, for our churches and for our schools.