Who is Chris Wronski?
A Message from Chris to you
My Name is Christopher Wronski, I’m a Husband, Father, Small Business Owner, life-long Lockportian, and I’m running for 4th Ward Alderman. Having lived here my entire life, I have seen some good times and some down times in this city. The one thing that I know for certain is that the good times had great leaders in local offices, individuals that represented the people of the city with a finger on the pulse of those that live and work here. Right now, that is exactly what we need to bring back to the city, strong leadership that understands that local office is a Civil Service, one that gives you a chance to represent your neighbors and friends honestly with their best interests in mind. That is one of my core beliefs, that as a representative of the people of the 4th ward it is my responsibility to listen to my neighbors and cast my vote and help create policies that are important to them and in their best interest. I’m not someone that will follow along with Status Quo, I want to make a difference in people’s lives and lead this city to become best version of itself that it can be.
The first thing I get asked by each person I talk to is “Why are you running for Alderman of the 4th ward?” The answer is simple, I want to make this city a better place to live for my neighbors, friends, family and especially for my Son. As a father I feel it is my responsibility to give my child a better life than I had, which will be difficult because my parents are amazing individuals who raised myself and my sisters to become the best version of ourselves. The only way that I see an opportunity to do more is by affecting the entire community we live in to make our City one we can all be proud to call home. Were I to be elected by my peers, I will have open communication lines for anyone and everyone in the ward to voice their opinions and share their experiences (good and bad) so that I can connect with them more closely and represent them fairly. If Status Quo no longer works for you in local office, then look for Christopher Wronski on your ballot and fill in that bubble, it’s time for real leadership to make positive change.
