In this July edition of Campaign Update the candidacy of Jon Huntsman for president is examined in light of the support he seems to have in the “mainstream” media. His “gay friendly” governorship of Utah is also discussed. A gay UTAH newspaper has all but endorsed Huntsman stating he is LGBT friendly governor. GING-PAC chairman

William J Murray also discusses the endorsement of Congressman Todd Akin for Senate in Missouri and the presidential campaign of Michele Bachman with her surge in Iowa polls.

This June campaign update includes information on special elections in New York and California. In California 36 GING-PAC endorsed candidate Craig Huey ran second in a crowded field to win a runoff slot in what was a Democrat district. Up in New York a Democrat running on a fake Tea Party ticket acted as a spoiler allowing a Democrat to win a traditional Republican seat. Senate election updates as well in this issue include information on Ted Cruz in Texas, an up and coming star in the GOP who is 100% social conservative.

New Poll says Americans are fed up with Barack Obama as new Republican faces run in special elections. Craig Huey may take open House seat in California 17 AMERICANS ARE FED UP WITH BARACK OBAMA! Two liberal news organizations, the New York Times and CBS News conducted a joint poll in April that had startling

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In this issue: What our endorsed congressmen are accomplishing in Congress  

In 2006, the year the Republicans lost control of the House, I spotted a candidate in Ohio whom I believed would be a real leader, a man I viewed as a social conservative we could count on. That year GING PAC supported  Jim Jordan in his first run for Congress. He won and took office

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A couple of our elections went to recounts and the last one was not decided until the last week of November when Rep. Dan Maffei (D-NY), first elected from New York’s 25th Congressional District in 2008, conceded to Ann Marie Buerkle (R).  The final margin of victory for our candidate was just 567 votes out

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A couple of our elections went to recounts and the last one was not decided until the last week of November when Rep. Dan Maffei (D-NY), first elected from New York’s 25th Congressional District in 2008, conceded to Ann Marie Buerkle (R).  The final margin of victory for our candidate was just 567 votes out

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GING-PAC candidates such as Joe Miller and Sharron Angle are leading the way to the defeat of radical leftists who have hijacked Congress. Angle now leads radical Senate majority leader Harry Reid in Nevada.

As the primary season comes to a close GING-PAC candidates have won in several major races, however, we have had some losses as well. Below is a summary recent elections as well as details on our plans for the November election.

Rory Reid is running for Governor of the state of Nevada. But you wouldn’t know his last name was Reid from his bumper stickers undefined