Lancaster, Pennsylvania – at the autumn meeting in Lancaster on Saturday she chose the democratic Democratic Party Pennsylvania Eugene Depasquale As the next chair.
Former auditor of the Nations Community who spent four terms in Pennsylvania, Depasquale is considered a competitive spirit who hopes that democrats will bring to the presidency.
“I want to thank you Senator [Sharif] Street ) Governor [Josh] Shapiro AND Lieutenant Governor [Austin] Davis And reverse the State House in 2022, win each open court place in 2023, stop at our house, most in 2024.
“I also want to thank Governor Shapiro and Governor of Lieutenant Davis for their support and introducing me to this key role. I am honored to the support of my Democrats from Pennsylvania – and I am ready to work,” he said. “It is obvious that as a party we have a lot of work and possibilities ahead of us – from building our infrastructure to increasing the registration of voters, to regaining trust and supporting so many voters and communities that have been left.
“We have always been a party that gets up and fights for working families – and to win, we must return to the basics: the appearance, listening to voters and cooperation to build a better future for our community. Let’s get to work.”
Depasquale was supported by Shapiro, who is looking forward to GSD with his up-to-date partner.
“Eugene is a long -term official who has documented achievements of showing and struggling for our communities – and I know that this is the experience and fight that we needed with our next chairman,” said Shapiro. “I am proud that I supported Eugene in this extremely important role, because I know that he is ready to build a better, stronger democratic party in Pennsylvania, which can meet this moment and win the whole community. Together we will prepare our party for success to win, to protect true freedom and do things for all Pennsylvanian.”
