From the office of Congressman Patrick McHenry:
McHenry Helps Tenth District Constituents Attend Presidential Inauguration
Congressman sets up devoted page on his website for ticket requestsWashington – Congressman Patrick McHenry (R, NC-10), the Chief Deputy Whip, has set up a page on his website for constituents to request tickets for the 2017 Presidential Inauguration which will be held on Friday, January 20th, 2017. That page can be accessed by clicking here.
Tickets to the inauguration can only be obtained through congressional offices, and the page will provide an easy to use system for those interested in attending the inauguration. The office will reward the tickets through a lottery which constituents can enter until December 16th, 2016. NOTE – Tickets are available for residents of North Carolina’s Tenth Congressional District only.
“The Presidential Inauguration is a vital aspect of our democracy as we celebrate the peaceful transition of power,” says Congressman McHenry. “I strongly encourage Tenth District residents interested in attending this historic, quadrennial event to sign up for tickets through my website.”
Constituents who are interested in attending but lack internet access can request inauguration tickets by calling Congressman McHenry’s Washington, D.C. office at 202-225-2576.
Further information on the 2017 Presidential Inauguration is available here.
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