Mountain Party candidate for the 66th District seat in the WV House of Delegates, Danny Lutz, had great success with a petition against Potomac Edison's recent request for a 17.2% rate increase when he circulated it at the Jefferson County Fair a couple weeks ago.
Danny presented a sweet 500 signatures of protest to the PSC last week!
Miss your chance to sign the petition at the fair? Danny's got you covered! He's made copies of the petition available for you to sign at several supportive local businesses.
Visit these establishments and ask to sign the Potomac Edison rate increase petition:
Roger's Tire and Auto Martinsburg
Orr's Farm Market Martinsburg
D&D Meats Inwood
Mountain View Diner Charles Town
Hampshire's Body Shop Kearneysville
Cantuta Cafe Charles Town
Needful Things Charles Town
Weber's Store Shannondale
And be sure to attend the Public Service Commission hearings on the rate increase in Shepherdstown on October 6 to watch Danny present his handiwork to the Commissioners.
If you'd like a blank copy of the petition to circulate at your business, with your friends, neighbors, or family, just ask. Unless you're that other guy who works for the utility... he can't have my petition... or my vote.
Danny presented a sweet 500 signatures of protest to the PSC last week!
Miss your chance to sign the petition at the fair? Danny's got you covered! He's made copies of the petition available for you to sign at several supportive local businesses.
Visit these establishments and ask to sign the Potomac Edison rate increase petition:
Roger's Tire and Auto Martinsburg
Orr's Farm Market Martinsburg
D&D Meats Inwood
Mountain View Diner Charles Town
Hampshire's Body Shop Kearneysville
Cantuta Cafe Charles Town
Needful Things Charles Town
Weber's Store Shannondale
And be sure to attend the Public Service Commission hearings on the rate increase in Shepherdstown on October 6 to watch Danny present his handiwork to the Commissioners.
If you'd like a blank copy of the petition to circulate at your business, with your friends, neighbors, or family, just ask. Unless you're that other guy who works for the utility... he can't have my petition... or my vote.
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