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Townhall meeting – in review
Last week, on Thursday, October 18, 2018, I conducted a telephone townhall to discuss my campaign with LD21 voters and answer their questions and concerns about the direction of government in Maryland. I pointed out the change of direction that I would take from the current incumbent’s approach of higher taxes and special interest politics that has been hammering the…
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Final Push Fundraser – October 13, 2018
The Havis campaign conducted its “Final Push” fundraiser with State Senate “Big Ed” Reilly from Anne Arundel County in Beltsville on Saturday October 13. Lee and Senator Reilly both spoke about the challenge and opportunity of this important midterm election to the future government of Maryland. (see images below) Thanks to main sponsors: Camillo Di Camillo (Silver); Jim Cantwell (Bronze)…
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University of Maryland – football game sign waving
On the past two Saturdays, the Havis campaign was sign-waving before the University of Maryland home football games. Thanks to Emily Wendt, Frank and Barbara Welsh, Glenn Davis, and Linda Ferrete, Havis campaign volunteers who were active in these events.
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Visit to Laurel Presbyterian Church
On Sunday, September 9, I attended services at the Laurel Presbyterian Church. After the service, I had a chance to meet a member, George Jing and his son, Jayden. (see picture here) George is a naturalized US citizen originally from the African country of Camaroons. I agreed with his analysis of the problem of “public education” in Maryland as essentially…
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At Riderwood Retirement Village
On September 6, 2018, I spoke to members of the Riderwood Republican Club, located at the Riderwood Retirement Village in Silver Spring, MD. In the photo, I’m shown with Michael and Carol Mullins and another Riderwood club member seated. Carol and Michael are main leaders of the Club. In my presentation, I focused on the need to bring accountable, citizen-friendly representation to the…
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Installing “Havis” signs
On August 23, 2018 I met with Tom Stokes of “Precision small engines” in College Park to discuss issues of government regulations related to the operation of his business in the area. In the State Senate, I would work to support this type of small business enterprise, which we most need to revitalize a vibrant free market economy in Prince…
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Kick-off Campaign Fundraiser
The kick-off campaign fundraiser, held in College Park on August 29, 2018, raised some much needed new funds for the campaign. It was also successful for bringing together Havis campaign supporters, some from far outside the local College Park area. Those attended enjoyed the social conversation, as well our discussion about my plan to bring more citizen-friendly leadership in the…
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Attending Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Laurel
On Sunday August 19, 2018, I attended outdoor worship services at the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Laurel, MD. The weather was perfect, with music and a challenging message by Pastor Connie Miller. In the photos, I’m shown with one member, Sam Morris, whose family comes originally from Liberia, West Africa. In the other, Pastor Connie Miller is on the…
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More sign waving in Laurel
Lee was doing more sign waving to greet motorists in Laurel, MD on Thursday, August 16. In the picture, he is shown with Frank Welsh (on left), who joined him in this event at the intersection of busy Rt. #198 and Van Dusen Rd. Next sign-wave event is set for Beltsville, with specific location to be announced. Time will remain…
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Havis visits Carroll County
Don Frazier, a political leader and member of the Taneytown city council in Carroll County, invited me to attend a gathering of his Tri-District Republican club in Northern Carroll County. The event, held on Saturday, August 11, afforded candidates such as myself for Maryland State Senate, and US Senate Candidate, Tony Campbell, an opportunity to address the members. In this…