Friends, we won a primary for Lancaster City Council.

Thank you for showing up to fight for local government that works for us...

When we organize, we win. Thank you, Lancaster City.

Jaime Arroyo and our slate of City Council candidates won a decisive victory tonight.

Onward to November!

I’m very proud to announce that I’ve received the endorsement of @lgbtqvictoryfund.bsky.social—the leading national org supporting queer candidates for public office.

If you’re queer, you belong here, and you will have an advocate on City Council.

I’m proud to have received Run for Something’s endorsement.

Together, we’re building progressive infrastructure to last and government that works for regular people. Let’s go!

They say if you want to go fast, go alone. But if you want to go far, go together.

Proud to stand with Nancy Millán as she officially files to run for Lancaster City Council 🗳️

It's official! Today I filed 402 signatures from registered Dems across Lancaster City to appear on the ballot in May 🗳️ ✍️

Thank you to everyone who showed their support and to my friends and neighbors who circulated on my behalf.

I can't wait to work for you on City Council!

A good omen 🏳️‍🌈

Local campaigns should be about building community!

We had a blast tonight playing games at a new cafe and collecting signatures to get on the ballot 🎲 🖊️ 🗳️

I live in a little city in Pennsylvania (~60k people) and my friend who I helped get elected to city council got married this weekend.

Him + his wife are huge advocates for walkable cities and bike infrastructure. We celebrated their wedding at a lil pop-up disco party downtown by a bike shop 🚲 🪩

My grandfather passed away last year, and I recently attempted to give this old dresser in his house a second life.

I’ve never worked on furniture, so this felt like a good, low-stakes place to start.