Sean Beck, Ada council candidate, endorsed by Sen. Brown
Ada village council candidate Sean Beck announced that his campaign has received an endorsement from Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown.
The Beck campaign is excited that their message of transparent effective governance in our village is resonating with the people not just in the village, but around the state.
Sean said “I am honored, humbled, and incredibly excited to be endorsed by Senator Sherrod Brown. Sen. Brown is someone who truly cares about his constituents, and I've looked up to him for many years because of that. I am truly looking forward to being one of the Senator's Canary Candidates for the 2021 election cycle.”
Senator Brown said, “Sean Beck is a leader who will fight for a more ethical and responsive village government, and for community engagement in Ada. As a small business owner, Sean understands that the Dignity of Work is not just a slogan, it’s how we govern- that’s why I’m proud to endorse Sean Beck for Ada village douncil.”
While working full time as a customer service representative for a small business, Beck has dedicated time to a non-profit public service organization. He is married to his partner Samantha, together they are raising a daughter in Ada. Sean and Samantha regularly attend the United Methodist Church.
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