Run for Something Endorses Obes Nwabara for Houston City Council At-Large Position 2

Style Magazine Newswire | 4/28/2023, 11:53 a.m.
Obes Nwabara, candidate for Houston City Council, At-Large Seat 2, is endorsed by Run for Something.
Obes Nwabara, candidate for Houston City Council, At-Large Seat 2

Obes Nwabara is proud to receive the endorsement of Run for Something (RFS), the groundbreaking organization that recruits and supports strong voices in the next generation of progressive leadership.

“It is a true honor to receive this endorsement from Run for Something. We share a positive vision for what is possible for Houstonians now and in the future. I’m so pleased to join the ranks of those who have been endorsed in the past and who will be endorsed in the future. Thank you for helping me in my journey to Innovate Houston.” - Obes Nwabara

“A true representative democracy requires electing young, diverse change-makers. Our April 2023 endorsements bring us one step closer to that vision," said co-founder and co-executive director Amanda Litman. “ These candidates are part of the next generation of progressive leaders who will stand up to the harmful, bad-faith policies of the right while creating tangible progress in their communities.”

“We’re thrilled to share this latest class of leaders who are ready to hit the ground running and fight for the people they’ll serve,” said co-founder and co-executive director Ross Morales Rocketto. “Helping to elect these trailblazers will bolster democracy from the bottom up and protect hard-fought civil rights for years to come.”

Run for Something is excited to support and amplify more talented, young progressives already making a difference at the state and local level.

Run for Something April class of 65 endorsees:

· 54% identify as BIPOC

· 52% identify as women

· 28% identify as LGBTQIA+

Run for Something recruits and supports talented, passionate young people who advocate for progressive values now and for the next 30 years, with the ultimate goal of building a progressive bench.

To learn more about Obes Nwabara, candidate for Houston City Council At-Large Seat 2, visit www.obesfortwo.com.