WASHINGTON, Pa. — Former Mayor and Presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg made a stop in Washington on Saturday afternoon. As part of the barnstorming efforts of Democratic candidate for President Joe Biden, Buttigieg spoke at a Get Out The Vote rally in front of the Washington County Democratic Committee headquarters. In his nearly 10 minute speech, Buttigieg drove home points of job
loss, racism, health care, and pride of being an American. Nearly 100 people turned out on a sunny afternoon. Several were seen signing up to volunteer to knock on doors and perform other campaign-related tasks.