African American Concerned Clergy hosts event in hopes of encouraging voter turnout
With less than nine hours until voting begins, a local social justice group promoted a strong voter turnout.
The African American Concerned Clergy hosted a collaborative effort to reach the Erie community about the importance of exercising your right to vote.
Just in time – Voters turn in last-minute mail-in ballots
Many ministries in the area have worked together to help voters get rides to the polls.
One member of the group that came together shared how exercising your rights will make a difference on all political levels.
Campaign volunteers make final case for candidates before Election Day
"We have a lot at stake this is an election. In war, in choice, an election of freedom and an election of where you choose to go backward or forward. So a lot is at stake here," said
The African American Concerned Clergy organized Monday's event with Erie's Black Wall Street.
