Event Tomorrow! Join Turn PA Blue & Special Guest State Rep-Elect HEATHER BOYD on Sunday!

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Winning the majority is so nice, we had to do it THRICE!

Join us SUNDAY, May 21st from 1-3pm in Newtown Squareto celebrate our Dem majority in the PA State House with our special guest, State Rep-Elect Heather Boyd! 

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This event, hosted by Dr. Lisa Goldstein, Dr. Rick Mankin, & Indivisible Main Line South, will support TPAB’s organizing efforts through the critical local elections that are taking place all across the Commonwealth – from statewide judicial races to school boards – into 2024, when we must fight to protect both the PA State House and the White House. 

Join us for food, drinks, and inspiring conversation our Every Year Fundraiser in Newtown Square, Delaware County on May 21st from 1-3pm!

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If you can’t make it, please consider sending a donation! 

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In solidarity,

Turn PA Blue

*Address provided upon RSVP. Contact jamie@turnpablue.org to join the host committee.

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Turn PA Blue is committed to harnessing the power and energy of committed volunteers to help elect Democrats up and down the ballot in 2020. The grassroots energy enhanced by Turn PA Blue has the ability to drive turnout and energy upward to help Democrats running across the state at all levels. Our goal is also to integrate the inclusion of new voices into the Democratic Party on all levels, with particular emphasis on strengthening the local parties whose infrastructure is vital to the growth and efficacy of the Democratic Party will also serve to “build our bench” for future candidate recruitment.

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