Governor Shapiro and Lt. Governor Davis continue rallying support and bringing people together across the Commonwealth to win up and down the ballot today

PENNSYLVANIA – Yesterday, Governor Josh Shapiro went back to his roots, making stops in Montgomery County the day before Election Day to rally Pennsylvanians to get out the vote and help elect Democrats up and down the ballot who will continue to move our Commonwealth forward.

The Governor began his day in Lower Merion, firing up Pennsylvanians to make a plan to vote and encouraging them to use their voting power today to elect Democrats ready to fight for their communities and move both Pennsylvania and the nation in a more hopeful direction. Governor Shapiro then headed to Eve’s to meet with neighbors and pick up lunch.Governor Shapiro ended the bus tour in Jenkintown for his election eve rally, an event the Governor has hosted every campaign, to bring together the community where it all started. During his remarks, the Governor expressed his gratitude to all the Pennsylvanians who have had his back over the years, and reaffirmed his commitment to being a Governor who will always stand up and fight for all Pennsylvanians.Throughout this race, momentum and support for the Shapiro-Davis campaign has continued to grow — and with this bus tour, the Shapiro for Pennsylvania campaign continued showing up, bringing people together, and fighting to earn every vote all across Pennsylvania. In 10 days, the bus tour visited 29 counties, meeting with hundreds of voters, highlighting his record of taking on the big fights and getting things done for Pennsylvanians.

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