A Conversation on Pennsylvania’s Path Forward With Special Guest Bob Casey

Join us for A Conversation with Bob Casey in support of Commissioner Neil Makhija, featuring former Senator Bob Casey of Pennsylvania.

A Conversation with Bob Casey in support of Commissioner Neil Makhija

Tuesday, December 2, 6:00 PM

The Fitler Club

Philadelphia, PA

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Friends of Neil

P.O. Box 191

Norristown, PA 19404

Neil Makhija is a nationally recognized voting rights advocate, Emmy award-winning filmmaker, and law professor. Now, he’s County Commissioner for Montgomery County – Pennsylvania’s third largest county of 865,000 people, more populous than 4 U.S. states and Washington D.C. Through his work safeguarding civil rights, fighting for affordability, and driving innovation in one of the most consequential swing states, Neil is building a new model of bold, effective Democratic governance in Pennsylvania.

Bob Casey, former U.S. Senator for Pennsylvania, has dedicated his life to public service. He’s won six statewide elections, serving as Pennsylvania’s Auditor General for two terms (1997-2005) and State Treasurer for one term (2005-2007) before being elected to the U.S. Senate in 2006. He remained in office until 2024-25.

Over the course of his 18 years in the U.S. Senate, Sen. Casey earned a reputation as an effective legislator known for his ability to work across party lines and focus on practical solutions. He authored and passed 99 pieces of legislation into law, including the Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act, widely recognized as the most impactful piece of legislation for people with disabilities since the Americans with Disabilities Act. As chair of the Senate Special Committee on Aging and a longtime member of the Finance and HELP (Health, Education, Labor and Pension) Committees, Sen. Casey established himself as one of the leading advocates in Congress for children, workers, seniors and people with disabilities.