Lt. Gov. Davis has been a champion for gun violence prevention his entire career. This year, we have an opportunity to elect more leaders like him.
Friend -- For all the years I've known Lt. Gov. Davis, he has put ending gun violence at the top of his priorities.
It's because he knows the toll of this crisis on a community. It's why he leads statewide efforts to invest in violence prevention programs and has helped expand efforts to tackle firearm suicide.
Every contribution goes directly toward electing candidates committed to saving lives and building safer communities across Pennsylvania.
- Adam
Original email:
Fellow advocate, when I was honored with the Keystone Courage Award from CeaseFirePA, my first thought was you.
Advocates like you keep showing up because you refuse to accept that gun violence is inevitable.
When I was just a kid in McKeesport, an incident of gun violence in my neighborhood spurred me into a lifetime of public service. It is why I care about ending gun violence as much as you do.
I got into public service because I believed then, as I believe now, that no family should go through what I witnessed. I knew I had to do everything in my power to prevent what happened to my community from happening again and make sure families of victims receive the support they need.
Not only do I believe it’s possible to end gun violence — it’s our duty. Pennsylvanians deserve to feel and be safe in our communities.
As Pennsylvania’s lieutenant governor, I’m working with CeaseFirePA to advance gun safety legislation and investments in community violence prevention programming that has been proven to save lives.