New Hampshire may well be on the road to Clean Elections public financing for their campaigns now that the Governor looks likely to sign into a law a bill creating a commission to study the feasibility of such a system.

Dolores "Granny D" Haddock, a pioneer in the fight to get big money out of politics celebrated her 98th birthday yesterday and got a birthday present in the form of her home state of New Hampshire passing a bill in its House of Representatives to create a commission to advise the legislature on creating a Clean Elections program in the state.

Go Granny D! Doris "Granny D" Haddock, the 96 year-old woman who walked across the United States in support of campaign finance reform is in Phoenix today to oppose the repeal of Arizona's Clean Elections system. This morning, Granny D. was scheduled to deliver letters to members of the Arizona Legislature announcing that she will walk through the districts of those running for reelection this year who support the repeal of the reform program. She says she hopes that by walking through their districts she will create "a useful conversation between voters and the anti-reform incumbents."