The election is over. It’s time to take stock in the numbers and see what they mean. In the City Council race I received 765 votes (not including the absentee ballots). This was 864 votes short of winning a seat on the council. I did receive a positive response to my platform from those whoContinue reading “Election Epilogue”
Tag Archives: 2017 Election
Vote for Paul Ricci on Nov. 7 for City Council
The campaign season is heating up. I am here to make a final plea votes here in Johnstown, PA. I have been profiled in the Johnstown Tribune Democrat. I have met thousands of city voters and given out many flyers. The voters are concerned about their future. I share many of these concerns and amContinue reading “Vote for Paul Ricci on Nov. 7 for City Council”
A Successful Campaign Kickoff Rally for Labor Day
We had a successful campaign kickoff rally for my City Council run. It was on Labor Day in the afternoon at Central Park in Johnstown. 16 people came including Rachel Logan from Our Town Johnstown who wrote a nice article on the event and took the photo of the event seen below. You can see myContinue reading “A Successful Campaign Kickoff Rally for Labor Day”
What do Living Wage Cities Have in Common?
On Saturday, August 12, the there is a profile of me in the local Johnstown, PA newspaper (the Tribune Democrat) on my campaign for city council. I was hoping to push for a living wage ordinance for the city but the State of Pennsylvania, along with 24 other states, has a law preventing the cityContinue reading “What do Living Wage Cities Have in Common?”
Paul Ricci, Independent for Johnstown, PA City Council
This is a cross post with my new website Paul Ricci, Independent for Johnstown, PA City Council Hello I’m Paul Ricci and I approve this message. I was born here in 1970. I have worked in a variety of fields and in a variety of cities which gives me a unique perspective on what worksContinue reading “Paul Ricci, Independent for Johnstown, PA City Council”