Bech campaign postpones Duncan Hunter visit
By Jeremy P. Jacobs, PolitickerMA.com ReporterRepublican Nathan Bech's campaign said Wednesday that it has postponed U.S. Rep. Duncan Hunter's visit to the Bay State's 1st Congressional District.
Bech, of West Springfield, announced at the end of September that Hunter, a California Republican and 2008 presidential candidate, would be campaigning on his behalf next Wednesday.
Due to scheduling conflicts, however, Bech's campaign had to postpone the event and is working with Hunter's office to reschedule.
Bech is challenging Congressman John Olver (D-Amherst) this year.
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