James Methu
Press Release

James Methu’s Statement on Opening of Campaign Office and Participating in Challengers Debate Forum on January 18th.

“I look forward to continuing my efforts to connect and engage with the citizens of Milwaukee as I work to both share my ideas for the future of Milwaukee and to listen to their concerns.”

By - Jan 19th, 2016 11:04 pm

MILWAUKEE – January 19, 2016. Yesterday, James Methu, candidate for Mayor of Milwaukee, opened his official campaign office at 7027 w. Capitol Dr. in Milwaukee, WI.

“The office will serve both as a base of operations for staff and volunteers to organize in and work out of, and as a location that citizens are welcome to stop by if they would like to seek information about my proposals as we move toward the primary election on Tuesday, February 16th.”

“I look forward to continuing my efforts to connect and engage with the citizens of Milwaukee as I work to both share my ideas for the future of Milwaukee and to listen to their concerns. I’ve been highly encouraged and motivated by the words of support I have received from many people in the community that I’ve met throughout my campaign.”

“I look forward to earning the support of more voters each day in my journey to become the next Mayor, where I will work to address the issues that are holding our neighborhoods back from their true potential. I am determined to reverse the years of decline that many neighborhoods have faced under Mayor Tom Barrett, during his 12 years of broken promises and neglect toward certain areas of the city.”

Yesterday, James took part in an event, The Wisconsin Black Chamber of Commerce’s Political Challengers Forum:

“I would like to once again thank the Wisconsin Black Chamber of Commerce for putting on yesterday’s forum and for inviting me to attend. I enjoyed the opportunity to share some of my ideas and my vision for the city of Milwaukee for the voters to hear.”

“Ald. Joe Davis and I each had a chance to highlight some of our key differences on how to improve the city for the voters to hear. While Ald. Joe Davis and I do disagree on many key ideas on how to improve the city, I would like to thank him for attending and participating in the forum.”

NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. While it is believed to be reliable, Urban Milwaukee does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.

Mentioned in This Press Release

Recent Press Releases by James Methu

James Methu’s Statement on Education in Milwaukee

“I call for a focus on early childhood education in order to properly prepare our students for a brighter future.”

James Methu’s Statement on Economic Development in Milwaukee

“The current regime has diverted community development block grants funds and mismanaged them, not using them properly.”

James Methu’s Statement on Public Safety in Milwaukee

“Mayor Barrett seems to only care about addressing the issue of crime in the community around an election.”

Comments

  1. David Pitzo says:

    What exactly are your plans James. Everything the Milwaukee leadership has done so far has driven business out of Milwauee. 50% of black males from 25-53 are not working. Milwaukee is a business ghost town.

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