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Bax Receives Conservative Party Endorsement in Bid for Niagara Falls City Council

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Staff · February 6, 2021
Bax Receives Conservative Party Endorsement in Bid for Niagara Falls City Council
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By: Staff Reporter

Newly announced candidate, Traci Bax receives endorsement from The Niagara County Conservative Party.

Bax is running for a seat on the Niagara Falls City Council in this year’s election. Conservative Party Chair William Ross says, “The committee unanimously voted to endorse Bax after meeting with her.  We believe her values are aligned with our party and we support Traci in her campaign.”

“I thank Mr. Ross and the Conservative Party Committee for their endorsement,” states Bax. “I am proud to earn it and represent the conservative values that will support our city and residents in the right direction.”

As an experienced and qualified leader, Traci Bax is running for a seat on the Niagara Falls City Council. Follow Traci on Facebook at Traci Bax for Niagara Falls City Council for more information or questions.

 

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