Shamansky Campaign Weekend Update

With fewer than 100 days left until the November general election, the Shamansky campaign is building momentum, and getting ever closer to our goal - replacing do nothing Pat Tiberi with a real leader, and bringing real honest leadership back to Washington. And we're not alone…

Bob and Team Shamansky had another great weekend, joining Democrats all over central Ohio for the DNC's "Democratic Reunion" events. In Pataskala, more than 20 Western Licking county activists gathered to write post cards, knock on doors, and make calls to their friends and neighbors so that we can get the message out that Bob and other Democrats like Ted Strickland and Sherrod Brown are the forces of change that Ohio needs in Columbus and Washington. Tom Holiday (candidate for 71st District Ohio House of Representatives) brought along a huge group of supporters, and Bob dropped in to thank them for their help, and to encourage everyone to get even more involved.

As activists in Licking County headed out the door to canvass, Bob headed back into Columbus - where more than 100 devoted Democrats had gathered at The Ohio Democratic Party headquarters. Quick speeches, and incredible energy from state house candidates Dean Hernandez (21st District Ohio House of Representatives ) and John Patrick Carney (22nd District Ohio House of Representatives) led off before Bob rallied the crowd, and introduced Sherrod Brown, the next Senator from the great state of Ohio.

After Sherrod's rousing speech, Team Shamansky headed up to our third, and final, event of the day - Delaware County's reunion event in Orange Township. Around 30 local democrats gathered to hear Bob speak, and to talk to their neighbors about real leadership, real change, and how we can do better. Bob hit the streets with some of the volunteers, knocking on doors and talking to voters about his plans to make affordable healthcare available to all Americans, bring our brave troops home safely, and clean up the ethical mess the Republicans have made in Washington.