ON THE TRAIL WITH CHET

Chet participated in the Labor Day Parade in York to say thank you for all of the hard work being done by the people of the Commonwealth. He was able to meet and personally thank many people along the route. Candy was handed out to the smiling children watching the parade on a beautiful first day of September.Read more>>

Beiler Calls For Meetings on Accountability

Chet Beiler, Republican candidate for Pennsylvania Auditor General, holds a brief press conference to challenge his incumbent opponent to address the issues together in forums to be held throughout the Commonwealth.

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Mifflin & Juniata Counties August 16

Saturday August 16 was a great day for a picnic. Chet was honored to be able to address crowds at two separate picnics in the same day.Read more>>

Chet in Mercer County Aug. 9th & 10th

Chet started off the weekend at Grove City on Saturday. A tour of the beautiful college was provided by it's president, Dr. Richard Jewell. Read more>>

Chet In Philadelphia August 8

A Ridge Avenue Neighborhood in Philadelphia was Chet's destination Friday August 8. He spent the afternoon touring the neighborhood, meeting business leaders, and talking with people walking the streets. The discussions included development, issues with government, and problems they experience in their everyday lives.Read more>>

Chet Addresses Students

Chet was honored to speak at the Governor's Advisory Commission on Latino Affairs (GACLA) luncheon on July 31. The luncheon was attended by the Migrant Students General Assembly. It was a great opportunity to speak to prospective future leaders of our communities, state, and federal government.Read more>>

Chet Tours Lebanon County Fair

This past Friday, August 1st, Chet visited the citizens of Lebanon at their County Fair. Touring the fairgrounds with state Representative Mauree Gingrich, Chet enjoyed the livestock show and auction, a cheesesteak, Auntie Anne’s pretzels, and meeting many of Lebanon’s wonderful residents. Read more>>

Chet Visits Clinton County

On July 27th, Chet traveled to Clinton County in the Susquehanna Valley Region of PA. After attending a local church service and visiting with friends, Chet went to Triangle Park for a meet ‘n greet. Read more>>

Chet Walks to D'Feet ALS

Saturday June 14, marked Harrisburg’s annual ALS Association’s “Walk to Defeat ALS.” Chet united with 489 other walkers, who together raised over $91,000 for this great cause. Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) is more commonly referred to as Lou Gehrig’s disease. Read more>>

A Grateful Candidate Pays Tribute to the Troops

It was a beautiful Saturday afternoon with a bright, blue sky when Chet joined the American Sheepdogs and the Chester County Victory Movement to show support for our troops, and celebrate the Army’s 233rd Birthday. The American Sheepdogs was created in September 2007 Read more>>

Chet Attends Perry County BBQ

On June 6, Chet Beiler, candidate for PA Auditor General, attended a Perry County BBQ & Auction. After visiting with the County Commissioners, Sheriff, local Representatives, and other county residents, Chet spoke about the need for greater accountability in our State Government. Read more>>

Chet Remembers America's Heroes

On Memorial Day, Chet joined the citizens of Doylestown in remembrance of the brave men and women of the United States' Armed Forces who have given their lives in the service of our country. Read more>>

Chet Visits Snyder County Fire Hall

After a campaign stop in Snyder County, Chet visited Reliance Hose Co. #1 on Friday, April 4th. He met with Fire Chief Butch Hackenberg, who gave him a tour of their facility and showed Chet the Company's new engines and equipment. Chief Hackenberg expressed his support for Chet’s mission to bring true accountability to our state government. Read more>>

Chet Chats With Seniors

Chet Beiler, candidate for PA Auditor General, recently met with a group of senior citizens and discussed issues of concern to them. “Chet is a sincere man who cares about the issues affecting us,” remarked one of the seniors. Older Pennsylvanians make up nearly 60% of our Commonwealth. Read more>>