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Basic Information
Political Party: Democratic
Campaign Website: votejosh.us
Social Media: @joshuaformddems
Why Are You Running For Office?
I’m running for the Montgomery County Democratic Central Committee At Large because I am an advocate with a voice to increase voter registration and push the democratic agenda.
What Is The Biggest Issue Facing Voters In This Race?
To increase voter turnout
What Experience Best Prepares You For This Role?
I have been a lifelong Democrat. I have been in democratic politics for several decades as a volunteer with the Democratic Party and processes
What Would You Like Voters To Know About You Personally?
I am extremely involved in my community. An advocate for tenants, 26 years Montgomery County Government Employee, a Shop Steward for MCGEO, Board of Directors on the Montgomery County Renters Alliance and a Board of Directors for SkyPoint Federal Credit Union.
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