The Working Families Party is fighting Republicans for two seats on City Council that represent the city at-large.
Why does Nicolas O’Rourke want to be on Council?
“There are not many Democratic voters asking for more Republican representation,” O’Rourke said. “I’m going to show them that I am the better choice.”O’Rourke said public safety is the city’s most pressing issue, and that he’d advocate for “intentional community investment” in the neighborhoods most affected by gun violence. He said that could include new initiatives, such as putting counselors in recreation centers, or adding programming for children and teenagers.
Over the last decade, he has organized extensively with groups advocating for social and racial justice, including POWER Interfaith and the Pennsylvania Working Families Party. He’s had a visible presence for years, especially in 2020 amid the racial justice movement
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