Advertisement

Thursday, September 24, 7-8pm, this event will be occurring via Zoom

In a political arena dominated by Big Money, the United States is witnessing an explosion of average citizens running for office. With more chutzpah than cash, these first-time candidates are challenging established politicians who have far greater name-recognition and donor bases. Why? What motivates ordinary citizens to step into the gerrymandered minefield of Ohio politics? This Thursday, Move to Amend Central Ohio will put this question to two local first-time candidates:

• Charlotte Owens, running to represent District 78 in the Ohio Legislature [which includes Circleville and Logan, Ohio and the following counties: Pickaway, Hocking, Morgan, Fairfield, Athens, Muskingum]

• Alaina Swope, running to represent Ohio District 97 [which includes Muskingum and Guernsey counties].

During the panel discussion, moderator Sandy Bolzenius will further inquire, among other questions, as to what it takes for a newcomer to mount an effective campaign in terms of messaging and voter outreach, especially during a pandemic. Audience members are encouraged to participate.

Join the Zoom meeting by clicking this link.

Contact: Sandy Bolzenius, columbus@movetoamend.org or 614-843-6170

Hosted by Move to Amend Central Ohio.

Date: 

Thursday, September 24, 2020 - 7:00pm

Event Type: