Republican
Ryan Costello, running for Pennsylvania's 6th Congressional District
seat, has received another endorsement from Berks County's leading
business group. The 6th District includes portions of Berks, Chester,
Montgomery and Lebanon counties. Incumbent US Rep. Jim Gerlach is
retiring from Congress at the end of this year.
Here's a press release from the Costello for Congress campaign:
WEST
CHESTER, PA – The Greater Reading Chamber of Commerce and Industry
(GRCCI) announced today that it has unanimously endorsed Ryan Costello
for Congress in Pennsylvania's 6th Congressional District. The GRCCI -- the largest business organization in the Berks County
region -- endorsed Costello based on his positions on key public policy
affecting business, economic development, jobs and quality of life
issues.
Previous small business endorsements for Costello include:
- U.S. Chamber of Commerce
- National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB)
- Southeastern Pennsylvania Chambers of Commerce (SEPAC)
- Chester County Chamber of Business and Industry.
"The
key to strong, vibrant local communities is a solid, competitive
business environment that is able to grow and create new job
opportunities for local residents," said Costello. "I have a strong
record of working closely with the local business community as a county
commissioner. If elected to represent local residents in Congress, I
will continue to champion policies that reduce costly, unnecessary
regulations and taxes that stifle the ability of our local businesses to
thrive and increase jobs."
Costello
has campaigned on the theme of working to end the gridlock in
Washington, DC, by building consensus on issues, particularly policies
impacting the economy, business growth, and job creation. Costello has
expressed his support for increasing the nation’s investment in
education, particularly in areas like science, technology, engineering,
and math so that American students of can better compete on a global
scale. Costello also wants to review the nation's workforce development
programs to ensure we are adequately preparing individuals to for the
high-demand jobs of today and the future.
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