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11/2/2006 RUNNING FOR VOTES

Brooklyn Attorney Running Marathon (And Running For Congress)


PUBLISHED 11/02/2006

Brooklyn attorney Steve Harrison, 57, will be hoping to pick up a few votes Sunday morning by running the ING New York City Marathon. The early miles in Staten Island and Brooklyn are part of the congressional district where Harrison's running for election on Tuesday. Harrison, who's running the marathon with his daughter Michelle, has completed 4 previous marathons with a PR of 3:34 back in 1986. He's hoping to finish Sunday's marathon between 4 hours and 4:30

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