Energized and Ready: A Campaign Powered by the People

February 20, 2025

Pennsylvania Judicial Center, Harrisburg, PA

In just the past 24 hours alone, the response to our campaign has been nothing short of incredible. Since announcing that I will remain in this race, we have already had over 100 people from across Pennsylvania step forward and offer to circulate petitions and volunteer. Their enthusiasm and willingness to take action reinforce what I have always believed—elections should be decided by the voters, and the people of Pennsylvania are eager to have their voices heard.

Too often, political decisions are made in closed rooms, with deals struck before the people ever have their say. But this campaign is about something different. It is about standing up for the values we hold dear, ensuring our constitutional rights are protected, and fighting for a future where integrity, accountability, and principled leadership—not political maneuvering—guide our government. The energy we have seen in just one day is proof that Pennsylvanians are ready for that kind of leadership.

As we move forward, we will continue to take our message directly to the people. I am committed to working tirelessly to earn every vote, listening to the concerns of Pennsylvanians, and making the case for why I believe our shared values must be at the forefront of this election. The people—not insiders—should decide the direction of our future.

To everyone who has reached out, signed up, or offered their support—thank you. Your engagement is what makes this effort possible, and I look forward to working alongside you in the weeks and months ahead.

If you are ready to be part of this campaign, I encourage you to get involved. Sign up to volunteer, spread the word, and help ensure that this election is about the people of Pennsylvania and the future we want to build together.

This is a movement driven by the people, and I am honored to be part of it.

Yours in Truth, Liberty and Justice,

Josh Prince Esq.

Candidate for the Commonwealth Court of PA