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Ken Krawchuk to Speak About Running for Office

Jenkintown Matters, September 10, 2024September 11, 2024

If you believe Jenkintown needs a real council race, please attend this event.

With the next Jenkintown election just over 400 days away, now’s the time to think about running for office in our borough. To help those in our community better understand the process, Ken Krawchuk will be giving a talk at the Jenkintown VFW, September 23, 2024 at 7:00 PM titled “The Nuts and Bolts of Political Activism (or How to Be Someone without Really Trying)”.

If the recent developments in Jenkintown have you thinking about running for office, then we urge you to attend. Ken is an Abington resident as well as a current and former Libertarian candidate for governor of Pennsylvania with decades of experience in local and statewide politics.

Ken is also a writer, inventor, business architect, Information Technology professional, and outdoorsman.

He will show you how to run, how easy it is to get your name out there, and share everything you need to know about ballot access in Jenkintown (it’s not hard). No matter your party affiliation or experience in the political arena, this talk will show you how to bring real change in Jenkintown.

Ken will be talking for about a half hour, after which he will gladly take your questions.

Running or not, Democrat, Republican, or otherwise, everyone from the community is welcome!

Please register your interest in attending at our Facebook page here.

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