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Seth Morgan, Candidate for State Representative in the 36th
District and Huber Heights City Council Member recently received two key
endorsements for his candidacy.
Associated
Builders and Contractors of Ohio
The first endorsement came from the
Associated Builders and Contractors of Ohio. Associated Builders and
Contractors is the largest construction association devoted to the merit
shop contractor. The ABC of Ohio organization consists of all three
chapters in Ohio and is part of the 78 chapters in a nationwide federation
consisting of more than 24,000 member companies across the United States.
Jack Buschur, ABC of Ohio board member, stated, "Seth
Morgan has a track record for working hard for his constituents, businesses
and community groups. He is (a) dedicated public servant who understands
the efforts of responsible government so we can enjoy continued economic
growth. Morgan will set the right direction for Ohio and provide fiscal
accountability for the state government."
 Family First PAC
The second endorsement was made by the
Family First PAC based in Lebanon, Ohio. Family First PAC works with
elected leaders towards the passage of legislation that is Pro-Marriage,
Pro-Life, Pro-School Choice and Fiscally Responsible.
Lori Viars, Executive Director of the Family First PAC said
that Seth Morgan, "...has a firm foundation of solid conservative
principles that he uses to guide his legislative decision making, which is
why our Board wholeheartedly endorsed his candidacy for the State House.
Our State needs principled leaders in Columbus and we look forward to working
with and supporting Seth as he takes his commitment to public service to
the next level."
Seth is Gathering
Support
According to Emery
Phipps, Political Director of the Friends of Seth Morgan, these
endorsements show that Morgan, "...is the right candidate to represent
the 36th District and help lead Ohio into the future. They also show that
Seth is gathering support from a broad base of supporters."
More information about Seth Morgan can be found at www.SethMorgan.org.
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