dailyloe.com – Former U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg will host a town hall in Tulsa, Oklahoma on Saturday, April 18. The event is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. and is open to the public with required RSVP. Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols invited Buttigieg following a meeting in February.
This event is designed as a rally for the upcoming November midterm elections. It will address what is at stake for voters in the coming months. The format mirrors Buttigieg’s previous town halls in Iowa and Wisconsin.
Mayor Nichols will introduce Buttigieg to the audience at the event. Buttigieg is set to discuss topics including Iran, housing costs, and healthcare. He will also field questions from attendees at the gathering.
Buttigieg has visited Tulsa before in his official capacity. As Transportation Secretary, he toured the historic Greenwood District. This area is the site of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.
The exact location for the April 18 town hall is still being finalized. Interested individuals must register online to receive the venue details. This RSVP system is standard for such political events.[]
Source: fox23.com
