Lenore Bruno, A Past Member Of Plymouth Township Council, Seeks Election To The Board

PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP, PA — Patch continues its local election coverage with a profile of Lenore Bruno, a former township council member who has come back to run again for office.

Bruno responded to a Patch candidate questionnaire and you can learn more about her with her below responses.

Age (as of Election Day)

No Response

Party Affiliation

Republican

Family

N/A

Does anyone in your family work in politics or government?

No

Education

Roxborough Memorial Hospital School of Nursing

Occupation

Registered nurse 45 years of experience

Previous or Current Elected or Appointed Office

Plymouth Township Council. Colonial school board.

Campaign website

Plymouth First

Why are you seeking elective office?

To protect Plymouth Township future from becoming a one party rule. It has done nothing for other communities.
Republicans have no voice on council. We need one!!!

The single most pressing issue facing our (board, district, etc.) is _______, and this is what I intend to do about it.

Continued one party rule. I plan to work against it. The RCO allows unions to restrict who can bid on projects and will not support it. We need to o change that.

What are the critical differences between you and the other candidates seeking this post?

I have many years of experience. Know the history behind decisions made in the past.
Also two people running on the Democratic ticket have NO EXPERIENCE in government.

If you are a challenger, in what way has the current board or officeholder failed the community (or district or constituency)

No Response

Describe the other issues that define your campaign platform.

Monitoring Covanta more closely, protect open space. Limit large developments such as large apartment units, which adds more traffic congestion to Plymouth.

What accomplishments in your past would you cite as evidence you can handle this job?

As I said I have extensive experience on council and on school board on which I base my decisions. My decisions are based on what is best for the people of Plymouth, not special interest groups.

The best advice ever shared with me was:

Actually listen to constituents. Don't lie.

What else would you like voters to know about yourself and your positions?

I have no axe to grind. Make my own decisions and am not beholden to any special interest group.