Reaching out to third-party candidates for Harrisburg candidate forum

The following message is a copy of the email I sent as an individual effort and not on behalf of the Harrisburg NAACP.

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Dear Third-Party Candidates:

My name is Jubalyn ExWilliams, and I'm a member of the Harrisburg NAACP. I'm also a registered member of the Green Party.

I invite you to be part of the virtual Candidates Forum hosted by the Greater Harrisburg NAACP on Oct. 27 at 7 p.m. EST. There, you can introduce your campaign, candidacy, or political philosophy.  

Monthly branch meetings -- during which the Forum will take place -- are scheduled for one hour, so your introduction or statement should be brief -- say, three minutes. Afterward, members of the Harrisburg NAACP and other attendees might have questions.

Please reply to this email, if you or someone representing you are interested or have questions for me. To maximize the likelihood that someone sees your reply, please Cc my fellow branch member <Redacted> at <Redacted>.

Best of luck,

Jubalyn ExWilliams
Harrisburg, PA
landturn.com

P.S.  Tables and or advertising are still available for our annual Freedom Fund dinner on Oct. 22. For more info, please visit hbgnaacp.com/freedom-fund-dinner.

P.S.S. I found no contact info for <Redacted> of <Party Name Redacted>. If someone knows it, please forward him the above message.

Man standing in front of people (Credit: Moodboard/AP Images)

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Jubalyn ExWilliams lives in Pennsylvania (United States). You can find her writings and commentaries, including the one about her failed attempt to kickstart the Harrisburg NAACP Candidate Forum in 2022, at landturn.com/blog.

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