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Posted: Monday, October 13, 2014 8:11 am | Updated: 8:16 am, Tue Oct 14, 2014.

Democrat Gary King back on TV in governors race Associated Press |

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gary King has returned to the airwaves with a television ad targeting Republican Gov. Susana Martinez for her veto of a minimum wage increase.

The ad ended a monthlong break when Kings campaign wasnt on the air while Republican Gov. Susana Martinez continued to target the Democrat with hard-hitting advertising.

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What would happen under a Republican Senate?
The first in a series of election videos: Robert Reich explains how a Republican-controlled Senate would double down on its war on working families -- and what we can do about it.

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SC republican democratic leaders talk governor #39;s race
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SC republican & democratic leaders talk governor's race - Video

MIDDLETOWN Republican candidate for state representative Angel Fernandez, until recently an unknown in local politics, said his deep military and business experience make him an ideal candidate to swipe a seat from Democrats this November.

Fernandez, 45, is facing State Rep. Matt Lesser, the Democratic incumbent, in the race for the 100th House District seat.

He said he grew up in the North End of Hartford and has lived in Middletown for 17 years. He spent 18 years in the U.S. Navy, retiring in 2007 due to injury as a master-at-arms second class.

"Right now people are so disappointed with both parties," he said. "It's shocking how disconnected a lot of our politicians are with a lot of people."

Fernandez described himself as "a big Second Amendment guy" but stressed that his campaign is also focusing heavily on rolling back some Common Core education requirements and cutting taxes.

He said he felt laws already in place before new gun control laws were enacted if they had been properly enforced would have been sufficient to address gun violence. He also said the new laws did not address many concerns about mental health, and said as a state representative he would support the rights of gun owners.

Fernandez was served in Operation Desert Storm and was deployed four times to Iraq and Afghanistan in the recent conflicts as part of a military police unit and an anti-terrorism unit providing security.

By his view of the local political scene, elected officials are out of touch with the needs of low- and middle-income residents.

"I served and I fought for my country and I came home to find a mess," Fernandez said.

He is now the owner of Eleven Charlie, a consulting company he started with friends from the Navy. The firm provides threat assessments for corporate and public buildings. He also has volunteered as deputy director of emergency management for the city for five years.

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