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Kevin received his pardon today. Thank you for pushing this across the finish line so he can get to work for Dauphin County. Keep watching our local government to ensure this momentum leads to real results.

February 11, 2020

Pardon for Kevin Maxson

Pardon for Kevin Maxson

🏆 Won — 232 supporters Verified

Final supporters

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Magdalene T.
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Someone
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Brian C.
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Aiyana F.
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Maria D.
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Rodney R.
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Mahriah D.
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Tamiesha Z.
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Amanda H.
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Francine G.
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Started by Kevin Maxson 6 years, 8 months ago

Kevin Maxson is ambitiously perusing a pardon to better serve Dauphin County as a Government official. I am asking the general public and registered voters to participate in signing the petition to perpetuate real change in our community. It starts with the people unifying in their efforts to make history with change.

Updates

December 2, 2019

I am currently coordinating with local leadership to ensure this pardon is on the agenda for our next public session. Email your district representative today to demand they review Kevin's qualifications and support his path toward serving our community.

December 2, 2019

The momentum behind this pardon request is growing because you are taking this issue to your neighbors. Post this link on your Facebook feed and email your local representative to demand they look at Kevin's case. We need to keep this pressure on until the decision makers take action.

Reached 100 supporters

December 2, 2019

39 Comments

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Gerald Welch
6 years ago Featured

Will help anyone who is trying to move forward and help self, and helping others at the same time

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Tawanna Davis
6 years ago Featured

This is a great community role model that needs to be free to continue to educate our youth.

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Donna Betts
6 years ago Featured

We need an experienced leader, someone that knows what we (Harrisburg) need and Kevin Maxson deserves this chance.

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Nancy Morales
6 years ago Featured

Please allow Kevin to be the free and honest leader that he was put here to be ❤️ Thank You

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Tarell Roberts
6 years ago Featured

This city needs positive change an everything else he definitely represents that an deserves the chance like everyone else

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Anonymous
6 years ago Featured

Everyone deserves a second chance. This man has stayed out of trouble since being paroled and also doing great things for his community. He deserves a Pardon

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Brian Carter
1 year ago

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Maria Dejesus
1 year ago

"The time is always ripe to do right"