There Was An Attempt … To Record an Answering Machine Greeting

Heard on the Hill

There Was An Attempt … To Record an Answering Machine Greeting

For the Pennsylvania 18th District congressional office

By Alex Gangitano

Posted March 14, 2018 at 5:00pm

Wednesday afternoon Heard on the Hill got a tip to call 52301 from a Capitol landline.

The number sends callers to the Pennsylvania 18th District office, which had a temporary recording (sorta) while the state hashes out the Tuesday night results.

The district has since changed the message, but luckily some staffers saved the day and sent us their recording. (Excuse the background laughter.)

Have a listen:

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