CLEVELAND - Several thousand people are expected to attend the second annual Women’s March in downtown Cleveland on Saturday. This year's message is “Power to the Polls.”
“The big push is to get more women to not only vote, but to run for offices,” said Sunny Matthews, co-chair of Women’s March Northeast Ohio. "Our goal is to encourage people to get involved in social and political aspects of their life.”
Those interested should gather at Public Square. There will be speakers from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. At noon, participants will march from the square to City Hall and back. CLICK HERE TO GO TO NEWS5CLEVELAND.COM FOR THE VIDEO AND FULL STORY
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