Running to represent our community in Congress is a responsibility I take seriously. It means listening to concerns of voters across party registrations, and seeking common ground as we work to build an America for all of us.

Since beginning this campaign in the summer of 2017, I’ve held 52 public town halls so Pennsylvanians could share their thoughts and concerns, and ask me questions directly. As we approach Election Day, I want to provide another opportunity to discuss the issues facing working families in our district, and how we can confront corruption and gridlock in Washington D.C.

That’s why I’m announcing four more events before November 6th.

A Town Hall Tour for Working Families: Ending Corruption & Leveling the Playing Field

We’ll discuss how to end corruption by getting big money out of politics, and reforming campaign finance laws so elected officials work for constituents, not wealthy special interests. We’ll talk about how we can guarantee health care to every American, stand up to the big pharmaceutical lobbyists, and stop the opioid epidemic. We’ll discuss rewriting the rules of our economy to support small businesses, break up corporate monopolies, create jobs, and reduce poverty. And we’ll consider how elected officials and citizens can get past the partisanship that seems to define so much our politics, and lead with our shared values.

I look forward to speaking with voters who haven’t yet had a chance to hear from me.

October 27 • Hanover

7:00PM – 9:00 PM Hanover YWCA — 23 W Chestnut St, Hanover, PA 17331
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Confronting political corruption with PA Auditor General Eugene DePasquale.
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November 1 • Ephrata

7:00PM – 9:00 PM
Ephrata Library Exploratorium – -560 South Reading Road, Ephrata, PA 17522
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Breaking through partisan gridlock with voters & leaders from both major parties.
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November 2 • Red Lion

5:30 PM – 7:00 PM
Red Lion Recreation — 190 S. Charles St. Red Lion PA
Guaranteeing every American access to healthcare & solving the opioid crisis.
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November 3 • Lancaster City

7:00PM – 9:00 PM
Carter and MacRae Elementary School — 251 S Prince St, Lancaster, PA
Supporting small businesses, creating jobs, & reducing poverty.
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