Currently holds the office of Pennsylvania House of Representatives - District 114 until December 1, 2026.
Candidate for Pennsylvania House of Representatives - District 114 in 2026 Pennsylvania General Election.
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Representative Bridget Malloy Kosierowski introduced groundbreaking legislation for domestic violence victims with House Bill 2047, Domestic Violence – Survivors’ Alternative Sentences Act. Pennsylvania would become the third state, in addition to New York and Illinois, to require that individuals who were survivors of domestic violence at the time of an offense have their history of domestic violence taken into account during sentencing and be provided with shorter sentences or alternative sentences. Learn more
Bridget strongly believes in protecting the rights of victims – and delivering justice to the perpetrators – of sexual assault and abuse. Sexual violence cannot be considered the cost of doing business for a woman in politics, business, medicine, or in any other walk of life. Bridget also believes that children who were victims of abuse must have a path to seek legal claim against their abusers, free of limitations. Learn more
Bridget believes in providing tax incentives for small business owners who hire new workers. She believes that everyone should pay their fair share, but she also supports lowering the state’s corporate net income tax rate which at 9.9% is among the highest in the country to lure businesses to our area and to enliven job creation. Learn more
Our communities deserve good jobs at a good wage. We must make Northeast Pennsylvania a compelling and inviting place for small business owners to set up shop and for the job-creating industry to take root. Learn more
We must insist that drillers for natural gas in Pennsylvania pay their fair share and the Commonwealth institute a severance tax on these companies who choose to mine our precious natural resources. Learn more
We must ensure that Pennsylvania families are breathing clean air and drinking clean water. Our state constitution guarantees the right to clean air, pure water, and the protection of our great natural resources. Learn more
Representative Kosierowski introduced House Bill 1888, Nurse Licensure Compact, a bill that can better ensure quality of care in Pennsylvania while allowing our nurses to also practice in other states. Learn more
Bridget entered the political arena for many personal reasons, but none with more personal importance than increasing awareness of the need to secure affordable health care and changing our approach – especially for those who survive a life-threatening illness and come out the other side with a pre-existing condition. Learn more
The only way for property tax reform to work for families and individuals living in the 114th District is to target property tax relief to primary homesteads, residences, and family farms. Learn more
For example, it’s unacceptable to give property tax breaks to huge corporations like Walmart and let homeowners and individual taxpayers shoulder the burden of educating our schoolchildren. Corporations should pay their full and fair share. Learn more
The only way for property tax reform to work for families and individuals living in the 114th District is to target property tax relief to primary homesteads, residences, and family farms. Learn more
We must make Northeast Pennsylvania a compelling and inviting place for small business owners to set up shop and for the job-creating industry to take root. Learn more
Bridget believes in increasing the minimum wage because workers should not struggle to have their most basic needs met. Learn more
And Bridget firmly believes in pay equity for men and women. No woman should receive a fraction of the pay a man receives for doing the same job. Learn more
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