Ed Pawlowski held his first official Senate 2016 campaign event Thursday.
At a rally with supporters at the PPL Center, the Allentown Mayor laid out his case.
“We all know Washington is broken,” Pawlowski said. “I believe we need someone who has real world experience in solving problems – to reach across the aisle and make things happen. To get things done.”
“That’s what I have been doing for the past 10 years in Allentown.”
The new candidate also released a list of all his endorsements so far. The following political leaders are supporting Pawlowski’s campaign:
Reading Mayor Vaughn Spencer
Bethlehem Mayor Bob Donchez
Easton Mayor Sal Panto
Lehigh County Executive Tom Muller
State Rep. Michael H. Schlossberg
State Rep. Peter Schweyer
State Rep. Daniel T. McNeill
State Rep. Thomas R. Caltagirone
Adrian Shanker, Chair of the LGBT Caucus of the Pennsylvania Democratic Party
Easton Vice Mayor Ken Brown
Northampton County Councilman Scott Parsons
Allentown City Councilman Julio Guridy
Allentown City Councilman Cynthia Mota
Allentown City Councilman Ray O’Connell
Allentown City Councilman Daryl Hendricks
Allentown School Director Charlie Thiel
Allentown School Director Elizabeth Martinez
Allentown City Councilman Jeff Glazier
Allentown City Councilman Joe Davis
Allentown Controller Mary Ellen Koval
Whitehall Township Commissioner Jerry Palagonia
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Wonder why the June meeting of Dem state party is being held in Allentown? It is usually in Harrisburg or Hershey. Not because they will do anything to bash Sestak? Active, hardworking Dems in Delco, Chester and The part of Montco in the district where Sestak served as Congressman support him. It really disturbs me when National and State party leadersexpect us to do their bidding. They any have the money and the spotlight, but Theyy are not the workers.
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I am waiting to see if he gets the endorsement of Polish military leader, Brigadier General Casimir Pulaski.
Any endorsements more than 50 miles from Allentown?
BTW, Sestak’s FEC report finally posted.
Cash on Hand Dec 31st 1,560,667
Cash on Hand Mar 31st 1,675,156
Net gain: just under $115K for the quarter At this pace, he’d reach $2 million by Christmas
Sestak raise $311K and spent $197K. That is a HUGE burn-rate (63%), especially with nothing to show for it.
The previous quarter, Sestak netted $280K (more than twice as much as this quarter) by raising $500K and spending $220K. (burn rate 44%)
On an interesting note, some his staffers have switched from “consultants” to “payroll” and Sestak is finally starting to pay some payroll taxes.
HOMERS. SO WHAT? WELL IT IS A START