Democrats open coordinated campaign offices across Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Democratic Party coordinated campaign is opening 14 offices across the commonwealth this week, culminating with the opening of the Philadelphia office on March 30. The Pittsburgh office kicked things off, opening on March 23.
The offices will be focused on electing and reelecting Democrats “up and down the ballot,” including President Joe Biden and U.S. Sen. Bob Casey. Offices will host training sessions for volunteers, canvassing kickoffs and volunteer recruitment events.
“The Democratic coordinated campaign is committed to investing across the entire state,” Lancaster Democrats County Vice Chair Stella Sexton said in a statement. “No county, town, or vote is being taken for granted.”
The office openings are timed to highlight the Biden campaign’s recent initiatives in Pennsylvania to mobilize Latino voters and women. Lt. Gov. Austin Davis spoke at the opening of the Pittsburgh office and told volunteers the election would be “a clear contrast between a vision for moving America forward that includes all of us — that protects real freedom— or an America [where] leadership wants to divide us.”
https://penncapital-star.com/campaigns-elections/democrats-open-coordinated-campaign-offices-across-pennsylvania/
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