Schleifer and 100+ Grassroots Captains Host Virtual Town Hall

Adam Schleifer is running for Congress to serve the people of Rockland County and northern & central Westchester County.

On Sunday afternoon, Adam hosted the latest of his twice-weekly virtual town halls. The engaging conversation was focused around the theme of grassroots engagement, specifically, how the campaign is working to engage every community in the 17th District, discussing what volunteers can do to get involved, and reaching every voter ahead of the June 23rd primary.

The town hall was co-hosted by over 100 local residents, volunteers and activists from every corner of the 17th District who have been officially designated as “captains” of the campaign for their respective neighborhoods in Rockland and Westchester.

Adam and co-hosts discussed the state of the race and opportunities to engage their neighborhoods and communities from a safe social distance. Additionally, the Town Hall took questions from the public on a range of issues and topics related to Adam’s policies and platforms.

For a full recording of the event, please visit Adam's Facebook page.

Adam Schleifer hosts twice-weekly virtual Town Halls on the biggest issues facing the 17th District on Tuesdays at 6pm and Sundays at 2pm.

RSVP at www.AdamSchleifer.com/Events and stream live on Zoom or on Facebook Live.

About Adam Schleifer:

Adam Schleifer is running for Congress to serve the people of Rockland County and northern & central Westchester County (NY-17).

Adam Schleifer, 38, graduated from Chappaqua's public schools in 1999 and went on to attend Cornell University and Columbia University Law School, where he served as a Senior & Staff Development Editor on the Columbia Law Review. After graduating from law school, Schleifer served two years as a federal law clerk, first in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, and then in the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.

Schleifer then built a career at one of the nation's leading law firms before reentering public service, first as a New York State consumer-protection regulator, and then as an Assistant United States Attorney. Schleifer has prosecuted regulatory and federal-criminal actions against predatory payday and subprime auto lenders; taken dangerous and illegal weapons out of communities; prosecuted crimes of sexual violence and predation; and protected our clean air by prosecuting a conspiracy to violate the Clean Air Act. Adam Schleifer and his wife, Nicole, are residents of New Castle.

Read more about Adam Schleifer at www.AdamSchleifer.com.