Representative John W. Mannion Hosts Lottery for Tickets to Presidential Inauguration

Syracuse, NY – Excitement is building across New York’s 22nd Congressional District as Representative John W. Mannion announced a special ticket lottery for constituents eager to witness history at the upcoming Presidential Inauguration on January 20th in Washington, D.C. “Helping constituents connect with historic moments is one of the privileges of serving in Congress,” said Representative Mannion. “I am thrilled to offer this opportunity for residents of NY-22 to attend the inauguration and witness this cornerstone of American democracy.” Residents can submit their ticket requests through Representative Mannion’s website under the Inauguration Ticket Requests section. While the office has a limited number of tickets available, the chance to attend promises to create unforgettable memories for those selected. Eligibility: You must be a resident of NY-22 and provide proof of residency if selected. Ticket Limit: Two tickets per household. Submission Deadline: Requests must be submitted by noon on Friday, January 10th. Notification: Winners will be notified via email later that afternoon with instructions on picking up their tickets. What to Expect: Most tickets are for standing room only, with a very limited number offering seating. Winners will be responsible for their own travel and accommodations to Washington, D.C., ensuring they can focus solely on the anticipation of this once-in-a-lifetime experience. Bringing the District Together: For NY-22 residents, this initiative is more than just access to an event. It’s about coming together as a community to celebrate democracy and share in the sense of unity that the inauguration represents. The excitement of waiting to hear if their names are drawn adds a unique personal connection to the ceremony’s grandeur. For those selected, attending the inauguration will surely be a cherished memory and a story passed down through generations. Representative Mannion’s efforts to provide this opportunity reflect his commitment to making democracy accessible and fostering connections between constituents and the nation’s capital. Post Image by Gordon Johnson from Pixabay