2026 Pennsylvania General Election 

Ken Velez

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A native of New York City, Ken’s professional foundations were built while co-operating Fire Watch from 2000 to 2003 alongside his brother, before launching New Harvest Transportation in NYC that same year.

Ken Velez for PA — Bio

After establishing the company's success in New York, he relocated the business to Pennsylvania in 2006 and continued its operations for fifteen years, ultimately making Bristol his home.

Ken Velez is from New York City. He later moved to Bristol.

Business Owner - New Harvest Transportation

Providing competitive shipping services for multiple companies.

Bristol Twp

2022 - Present

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Retired Auto Mechanic

Helping the community with affordable auto maintainance.

Ken Velez is the owner of New Harvest Transportation, which provides shipping services. He is a retired auto mechanic and previously co-operated Fire Watch.

The incumbents’ victories blocked Republican challenger Ken Velez from earning a seat on the council

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Four incumbents secure reelection in Bristol Twp. council race

Ken previously ran for Bristol Township Council but did not win.

Four Incumbents Secure Reelection In Bristol Twp. Council Race

My mission is to bring a business-minded approach to public service: Prioritizing fiscal responsibility, community safety, and advocacy for every Bristol family. By focusing on lowering property taxes and protecting our next generation, we aim to build a stronger, more affordable community rooted in the same spirit of service that defines our local neighborhoods.

Ken Velez for PA — Mission

Ken is dedicated to serving Bristol Township, focusing on  lowering property taxes for seniors, protecting our youth, and advocating for the needs of every Bristol family.

Government should never spend more than it takes.

It’s just common sense!

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Prioritizes lowering property taxes, including for seniors.

Said that government should never spend more than it takes in.

- Prioritizes lowering property taxes, including for seniors.
- Said that government should never spend more than it takes in.

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