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Dan Almoney Announces Two High Profile Endorsements.

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Candidate Dan Almoney today proudly accepted the endorsement of Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman and Lt. General (Retired) Ben Hodges in his bid for the 92nd House District.

A York County native, Fetterman shares many of Almoney’s platform priorities, including reproductive freedom, workers’ rights, and reasonable compromise.

“Like Sen. Fetterman I am also listening to the concerns of communities often neglected or taken for granted from entrenched politicians and political parties,” Almoney said. “From school board and township meetings and everywhere in between, I have been meeting and listening to neighbors across Northern York.”

          Meanwhile, my opponent has surrounded himself with election-deniers, book-banning school board members, and extremists who want to take away reproductive freedom.”

Lt. General (Retired), Ben Hodges, is the former commander of U.S. Army Europe and his reputation as a straight shooter has led to is highly respected commentary on CNN, Fox News, BBC, and many others — 

Hodges stated, “I wanted to get involved in campaigns to help women and men who have a positive vision of our future.  People like Dan who are examples of positive leadership, who look to unify people versus divide people.  Leaders who want to unleash the talents of our young people.  That’s what Dan does. ” 

“I believe these endorsements recognize our hard work and show the importance of moving beyond our political silos to deal with the issues all of our neighbors are facing,” stated Almoney. “Together we can do that alongside Governor Shapiro and the Democratic House majority.  It’s time to bring York County values to Harrisburg.  It’s time to work for our community, our kids and our future.”

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