Author Archives: Julia Williams

These sites are a wealth of information, and contain positions and policy statements from not only myself, but candidates across the nation. In addition, I also have a FaceBook page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Julia-Williams-for-Congress/138671702828469?ref=hl

This website has been having problems, all fixed now Expect some fast and furious posting and updates.

There will be a Candidates Forum for candidates for the House of Representatives, District 9, sponsored by the League of Women Voters and the Patch, Tuesday, October 9th, at 7:00 pm. It is being held at the Madison Heights City … Continue reading →

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As the year comes to a close, the rising tide of hunger, unemployment and homelessness in this country grows, unabated.  The policies of our government are creating an unconscionable number of tragedies for the American citizenry, focused only on  supporting corporate … Continue reading →

Thank you all for your kind comments and supportive words!  If you are interested in joining me to help create a stronger Green presence in our community, and work towards a more effective campaign in 2012, please contact me via … Continue reading →

Thank you to everyone who supported my candidacy!  The numbers are in, and while I did place third, at least I garnered more votes than any other third party candidate in the district, and that is heartening, indeed.  So, after … Continue reading →

During my campaign, after I’ve explicated my positions and policy statements, I’ve received many comments along the line of “Well, I totally agree with your platform, but I’ve got to vote for a Democrat”. The reasoning behind this, after my … Continue reading →

The time for going all-out is now, and I’m asking anyone who can go door-to-door to hand out cards or door-hangers in your neighborhoods, to contact me, please.   Any amount of aid for this last outreach would be greatly appreciated!

I want to thank Ms Loretta Brown, the Rev. Dr. Carlyle Fielding Stewart III, and the entire congregation of Hope United Methodist Church for the uplifting, and energizing, service I was privileged to attend today.  The commitment to social and … Continue reading →