Grassroots North Shore Endorses Chris Larson for Milwaukee Country Executive
Chris has been a proven fighter for progressive causes and has shown the ability to promote ideas that are beneficial to our economy, especially raising the minimum wage.
Glendale, WI — Based on a poll of their members, Grassroots North Shore is endorsing State Senator Chris Larson for Milwaukee County Executive in the 2016 spring election.
A long-time friend of this organization, Chris has been a proven fighter for progressive causes and has shown the ability to promote ideas that are beneficial to our economy, especially raising the minimum wage.
He has been a champion of issues essential for making Milwaukee county a great place to live, including his support for public education and for our county parks. Chris Larson will not be a business as usual official, but will bring to county government management the skills and viewpoints of a diverse number of experts and activists from the area.
Grassroots North Shore will be working with the Larson campaign to organize volunteers to cover the North Shore. If you wish to volunteer, you can contact GRNS at 414-236-4259.
Since 2004, Grassroots North Shore has been the progressive voice for the Milwaukee North Shore. GRNS is one of Wisconsin’s largest all volunteer progressive organizations.
NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. It has not been verified for its accuracy or completeness.
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