Letter To The Editor: Tony Hwang Is Authentic, Caring Candidate

Press release from Matteo Menta:

November 1 2020

I have had the opportunity to work on Senator Hwang’s re-election campaigns twice now, back during the 2018 race and during this current election cycle, and the main theme of both campaigns is authenticity. Tony Hwang is someone who genuinely cares about the communities he represents and actively works to display that devotion to the people who have trusted him as their State Senator. As of right now, the campaign has made many calls to residents, but those calls have only been to respond to the needs of people during this coronavirus pandemic to see how Tony can help them. Whenever Tony is talking to a constituent, he is fully focused on listening to what they have to say so that he can be a better legislator and maintain his connection to the community. Furthermore, whenever someone has said that they do need aid, Tony has made it a point to respond to these people quickly and get them the help they need. Decisive steps forward to improve the community seems to be the senator’s personal creed and this is what made me want to come back to work on his campaign a second time.

The first time I worked on one of Tony’s campaigns I was just a college freshman with very little experience working in politics, but I remember meeting Tony and feeling immediately welcomed into the group. He was thankful that I was there and devoted part of his time to listen to why I decided to get involved in politics. That is what makes Tony a unique official: he takes an interest. He understands that there is always more to learn about his community so that he can better represent them, and he knows that there is always more to learn about people so he can work and serve them more effectively. Tony Hwang is a person who is involved in politics to improve his state and local community. But what makes him a great State Senator, is that he is eager and willing to solve issues through personal actions that will help the community in the present. Anything less wouldn’t be Tony.

Sincerely,

Matteo Menta

This press release was produced by Matteo Menta. The views expressed here are the author’s own.