Kamala Harris for President
Growing up as the daughter of parents who took her to civil rights marches in a stroller, she was inspired from a young age to confront injustice. Her passion led her through county courtrooms, the California Attorney General’s office, the United States Senate, and even the White House. Now, she is running for President of the United States with a commitment to safeguarding our freedoms, ensuring justice, and creating opportunities so that every American can not only make a living but truly thrive.
Gov. Tim Walz
Tim Walz, the former coach and current vice presidential candidate, brings a wealth of experience and a unique perspective to his political career. With a background in coaching, Walz has honed his skills in leadership, teamwork, and strategic thinking, shaping his approach to governance. His journey from the sidelines to the political arena reflects his dedication to public service and his commitment to fostering strong, inclusive communities. As he campaigns for the vice presidency, Walz leverages his extensive experience in mentorship and strategy to advocate for policies that support education, economic opportunity, and community resilience.
Bob Casey for Senate
Born and raised in Scranton, Pennsylvania, Senator Casey graduated from The College of the Holy Cross in 1982, and spent the following year teaching fifth grade and coaching eighth grade basketball in inner city Philadelphia for the Jesuit Volunteer Corps. He received his law degree from Catholic University in 1988, and entered the practice of law in Scranton. Senator Casey and his wife, Terese, live in Scranton and have four adult daughters
Congresswoman Susan Wild
exemplifies unwavering dedication and relentless advocacy for her constituents. From her early days as a civil rights attorney to her impactful tenure in Congress, Wild has consistently championed policies that promote justice, equality, and economic opportunity. Known for her tenacity and compassionate leadership, she tirelessly works to bridge divides and address the most pressing issues facing her community and the nation. With a commitment to empowering individuals and fostering inclusive progress, Susan Wild stands as a beacon of hope and a powerful force for positive change in Washington.
Eugene DePasquale for AG
Born and raised in the blue-collar city of Pittsburgh, Eugene knows the value of hard work, putting himself through law school at night.
Eugene is a lifetime Democrat and a principled leader who will stand up to both parties to protect Pennsylvanians.
As a former state legislator and two-term Auditor General, he’s earned a reputation as a transparent, independent watchdog of the taxpayer’s money.
He takes on tough challenges and holds each and every bully, cheat, and criminal accountable. This year, Eugene asks for your support in his campaign for Attorney General.
Malcolm Kenyatta for Auditor General
Because it’s time for the underdog to be the watchdog for Pennsylvania’s working families. To ask the tough questions, to help reimagine and streamline government, and to build the coalitions to fix what’s wrong. It’s what I’ve done as a State Representative for half a decade – and it’s the work I’m ready to continue.”
Erin McClelland
for Treasurer
A native of Western Pennsylvania and lifelong Democrat, I was born and raised in a working-class steel mill town near Allegheny County. With a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Pittsburgh and a Master’s in Industrial/Organizational Psychology from Chatham University, I dedicated 15 years to substance abuse and mental health counseling before joining IRETA as a Process Improvement Manager. There, I worked on closing the gap between research and practice and trained under former Treasury Secretary Paul O’Neill in supply chain logistics. In 2006, I established Pennsylvania’s first state-licensed orthomolecular recovery program, securing nearly $2 million in funding and earning recognition for using lean systems. My experience includes running for Congress in 2014 and 2016, working on process improvement and policy . I’m committed to bringing transparency, integrity, and accountability to Pennsylvania’s Treasury, ensuring effective management of taxpayer funds. Erin defeated the endorsed candidate by 9 points in one of the biggest upsets in the history of Pennsylvania elections.
Anna Thomas
For State Representative 137th
Born and raised in Bethlehem Township, Anna is running for State Representative to ensure thriving communities and high quality of life for Lehigh Valley residents.
She will defend access to abortion and family planning resources, support policy for modern infrastructure and cutting-edge technology to attract businesses, and fight for full funding of public schools.
Re-Elect State Representative Robert Freeman 136th
a member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives since December 1, 1998, represents District 136. As a committed Democrat, Freeman is running for re-election to continue serving his constituents, with his current term set to end on November 30, 2024. Having advanced from the Democratic primary on April 23, 2024, Freeman is on the ballot for the general election on November 5, 2024, seeking to build on his long record of public service.
Re-Elect State Representative Steve Samuelson 135th
was elected to the Pennsylvania House district 135 in 1998, taking office at the opening of the next legislative session in 1999.[2] During his 23 years in office he has sponsored 578 bills.[3] Some of his more notable bills include House Bill 1260 which he co-authored that increased the income limits for the PACENET program by $6,000 to increase access to prescription medicine for senior citizens. It is estimated that due to this expansion 20,000 more Pennsylvanians have access to the PACENET program.[4][5] Additionally he authored House Bill 2560 which utilized a portion of left over COVID-19 relief money to increase rent rebate payments for an estimated 477,000 Pennsylvanians, mostly above the age of 65.[6
Jared Bitting 138th
Meet Jared…FAMILY MAN, EDUCATOR, COMMONSENSE PROBLEM SOLVER
Jared is a lifelong Pennsylvanian, who was born and raised in a small town in Berks County. He attended Fleetwood Area School District and went on to achieve his Bachelors of Science in Technology Education and then his Masters of Technology Education, both from Millersville University of Pennsylvania. Jared has been an educator at Fleetwood Area School District for over 25 years and holds his department’s chairperson position over their elementary, middle and high schools.
Jared comes from a family of public service. Jared’s father was a Reading City police officer. Jared’s mother is a retired nurse. Jared’s stepmother was a longtime school board member for Fleetwood Area School District. Jared’s sister is also a nurse. Jared’s grandfathers and uncles were either military, police officers, or firefighters. He’s held many offices within his International and Pennsylvania educators’ associations and has been actively involved in volunteering to develop and edit PSSA Science testing for our middle schoolers throughout PA.
Elect Joe Lenzi State Rep 183rd
Growing up as the youngest of 5 in an Italian American working class family where his father was a union meat cutter, his mother was a homemaker, and his older siblings were politically active, Joe always had a goal of elective office.
Elect Meriam Sabih 131st
I am a Journalist and long-time volunteer in my local Democratic committee. I’ve been an active community organizer and Precinct Committee Person. I have a Master’s degree in Political Science from Lehigh University.
I am running for public office to represent the people of our great state and fight for the change we need. My priority will be to serve the people in my district and state and lead with compassion, understanding, and fortitude.