McCormick, other Dem hopefuls, to visit Greencastle
Democratic candidate for governor Jennifer McCormick will be among four state-level candidates to take part in a Sept. 29 meet and greet at the Inn at DePauw.
With the Putnam County Democratic Party calling the event “A Local Response to Washington’s Partisan Politics,” the afternoon will also feature U.S. Senate candidate Dr. Valerie McCray, U.S. House District 4 candidate Derrick Holder and State Senate District 24 candidate and former Greencastle City Councilwoman Veronica Pejril.
Doors open at 3 p.m. with speeches beginning at 4.
Local Democratic leaders hope for “an event dedicated to bringing our community together and focusing on the real issues that affect us here at home. Unlike the divisive and partisan politics that dominate Washington, D.C., this event is about unity, collaboration and making tangible improvements for everyone in Putnam County.”
“While Washington is consumed by partisan battles, here in Putnam County we know that what truly matters is finding solutions that work for our neighbors,” said Vincent Aguirre, chairman of the Putnam County Democratic Party. “Our candidates are committed to serving every resident, regardless of political affiliation, and this meet and greet is an opportunity for the community to engage with leaders who are focused on practical, local solutions — not the political games played in D.C.”
The candidate meet and greet will offer residents a chance to meet local Democratic candidates, ask questions and discuss issues such as affordable housing, fiscal responsibility and public safety — concerns that impact every family in the community.
“This event is about putting aside political labels and working together to build a stronger, more connected Putnam County,” Aguirre said.
“Whether you’re a Democrat, Republican, Independent or simply someone who’s tired of the partisan rhetoric coming out of Washington, this event is for you,” Aguirre added. “We believe that here in Putnam County, we can achieve great things by focusing on our shared goals and values. This event is about rolling up our sleeves and making our community a better place for everyone.”
The event will feature presentations from the candidates, followed by a Q&A session and opportunities for one-on-one conversations. It’s a chance to directly engage with people who want to represent your interests and work for the good of Putnam County.
To participate in the Candidate Meet and Greet visit https://secure.actblue.com/donate/putnamunity