Tasmanian Liberal launches TV campaign

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Jane Howlett, an endorsed Liberal candidate for the Tasmanian state division of Lyons, is the first in her party to launch television advertising for the March 2010 election.

Ms Howlett almost succeeded in reaching a quota at the 2006 poll and is looking to build on that result.

“With a broad range of business experience and a deep understanding of rural and regional issues, I will ensure that the people of Lyons will be represented very well,” Jane Howlett said in a media release today.

Jane Howlett was raised, educated and has spent most of her life living and working in Lyons.

Since being endorsed, she has travelled the electorate and talked with people right across Lyons. Jane says she knows the local issues, is a proven fighter and gets things done.

Jane Howlett’s TV commercial airs today.

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