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How do we bring that back to the rest of the district?”Ī portion of this story is shared with you as a digital media exclusive. “We have the chance to uplift these communities and bring back the vibrancy. “I have watched decline many of our communities where we once had everybody employed, businesses we have lost,” he said. In his meeting Thursday, Pastore said he wants to rebuild the economy throughout the district by taking advantage of open manufacturing jobs and infrastructure opportunities. The incumbent, Mike Kelly, has been in Congress since 2011, and is running for the seat again against Pastore. He serves on the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission board. He also owned two businesses, including one focused on e-commerce. He said he worked as a carpenter for his family’s business and at a law firm where he focused on construction law. Pastore is a businessman, attorney and lifelong Erie County resident. On Thursday, Pastore traveled to The Back Alley, 540 Fairground Hill Road, where he met with voters to discuss his plans for the Congressional seat, and to hear what issues are most important to them.

“We are all entitled to fair elections, and I want to see more set in stone.” “Their efforts to undermine democracy and disenfranchise people is something we shouldn’t tolerate,” he said. Pastore said he is running on the platform of fighting against the disenfranchisement of voters that he said politicians have been pushing for in recent years.

BUTLER TWP - Dan Pastore, of Erie County, has not held public office before, but was motivated to run for Pennsylvania’s 16th Congressional District when he saw local legislators not accepting the results of the 2020 Presidential election.

Cranberry township congressional district