Philadelphia, PA, Nov. 27 -- Today, the Anne Dicker for State Senate Campaign is running the first in a series of three full-page ads aimed at educating voters about the particulars of the Vince Fumo indictment. The three full-page ads will run on successive Tuesdays with the next two running in the Daily News on December 4 and 11.

To download a copy of the full page ad: www.DontFeedtheAlpacas.com

Vince Fumo has been indicted by federal authorities on 139 charges of corruption, fraud, and obstruction of justice. Fumo is accused of misspending more than $1 million of State Senate resources by repeatedly using Senate employees and contractors to serve his personal and political needs. Additionally, Fumo is accused of defrauding two tax-payer funded non-profits in excess of $1 million.

The first ad appears on page 19 of the Philadelphia Daily News, and informs voters about the charges related to the use of Senate employees and contractors on Fumo's 99.9 acre Harrisburg hobby farm, where he planned to raise South American Alpacas.

For more details about the Fumo farm: www.DontFeedtheAlpacas.com

According to prosecutors, Fumo used at least eight Senate employees and one Senate contractor to help set up his farm. Fumo even moved a Senate staffer and his family onto the farm to work as farm hands, cleaning stables and taking care of livestock.