Meet and Greet Joel Pollak, Candidate for Congress from Illinois
Please join YJLPAC-DC on Thursday, March 11 for a happy hour and meet and greet with Joel Pollak, candidate for Congress from the Chicago area. Joel is officially now the Republican nominee for the 9th Congressional District from Illinois (northern Chicago suburbs/Skokie, Evanston).
We will meet on Thursday, March 11 from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. at the Town & Country Lounge inside the Mayflower Hotel. Upon entering the Mayflower Hotel on Connecticut Ave., the bar is immediately on the left when you walk in. We will be in a semi-private area by the entrance immediately on the right. If you are planning to attend, please RSVP so we know how much space to reserve.
This happy hour is open to all (pay for your own beverages). Please tell those interested to come to the Mayflower that evening and support a young Jewish Republican running for the House of Representatives. Please consider supporting Joel at this event. Any amount of your choosing, be it $10, $25, $50 or any other amount, will help Joel in his campaign and will show Joel that he has support from a group of fellow Young Jewish Republicans in DC.
This year looks to be promising for House and Senate Republican pickups and Young Jewish Leadership PAC hopes to support several candidates in this election cycle. We hope to have several events this year including roundtable discussions with members of Congress as well as other meet and greet happy hours. If there is a member of Congress that would like us to meet with whom you have a personal contact, please let me know.
There are several leadership positions available, including Social, Political, and Fundraising chairs. Should you wish to take on a leadership role in the PAC, I would love to hear from you.
Bill Levenson
Chair, Young Jewish Leadership PAC of DC
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