Candidate for Pennsylvania House of Representatives - District 48 in 2026 Pennsylvania Primary Election.
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Get StartedOur kids need exposure to where the economy is headed, our workers need union support, training centers and other pathways to great jobs in promising fields. Only then can our entrepreneurs and business owners proceed into these sectors or supply the goods and services those new industries and workers will need. Learn more
Our schools need to be ready to give every student the tools to compete, whether that means college, a trade, or a career in a field that did not exist ten years ago. Learn more
Battery manufacturers have made major investments in nearby regions, but we haven't pursued them as aggressively as others. Geothermal uses many of the same skills our energy crews already have. Rather than betting everything on a small segment of the energy industry, we must act with the confidence that we can be leaders across the board. Learn more
As a region, we must not treat renewables, electrification and battery technologies as threats. We must instead entice these industries and opportunities to come here and build in harmony with our existing employers. Learn more
People and communities are the priority. If there is a reasonable chance that a new development might hurt the health or well-being of the families that live in the community, then the community deserves to reject or delay that development until the community is satisfied. Learn more
Pennsylvania's minimum wage has been stuck at 7.25 for almost 20 years. Raising it is long overdue. Learn more
Getting wages right requires the adjustment of reimbursement rates. Fix one without the other and working families will still lose. Don’t let them tell you the minimum wage was never meant to support people though - that’s exactly what it is intended to do. Learn more
Raising Pennsylvania's minimum wage is part of the answer. It would lift tens of thousands of workers off Medicaid and save the state hundreds of millions of dollars a year. But it has to be done right. If wages go up and reimbursement rates stay flat, providers get squeezed and the people who depend on their services lose access. Learn more
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