D

PA State Senate

11

Senator Schwank recognizes that achieving bipartisan cooperation is essential in order to move legislation forward in Harrisburg.  She has worked across the aisle on many occasions to make progress on legislation involving tax credits for low-income families, women’s health issues, and agricultural laws like the fertilizer bill.  Senator Schwank has a LVG lifetime voting record of 91%.

Chrissy Houlahan

D

US House

PA6

US Rep Chrissy Houlahan has an LCV score of 97%. She has been a consistent proponent of legislation and other efforts to address the issue of climate change and is the co-chair of the Bi-Partisan Climate Solutions Caucus, along with Representative Andrew Garbarino, R-NY. We are counting on Rep Houlahan to defend the landmark climate and community improvement legislation (IRA & IIJA) going forward.

Madeleine Dean

D

US House

PA4

The environment is a top priority for Madeleine, dating from her time in the Pennsylvania legislature. She believes that the right to clean air and water and a clean environment enshrined in Pennsylvania's Constitution should be enjoyed by everyone.  She re-introduced the PFAS Accountability Act, aiming to establish a cause of action, holding companies accountable for contaminating land and waterways.  She has a strong interest in expanding rail service in her district, dating from her days as a Township Commissioner.

Rayne Reitnauer

D

PA State Rep

130

Rayne Reitnauer understands the need to take legislative action to address the environmental challenges facing Pennsylvania. She acknowledges the need to protect our waterways, improve our recycling and waste management procedures, and ban harmful pesticides and fertilizers.  She is in favor of incentives to change to safer alternatives to the lawn and agricultural chemicals that find their way into groundwater and residential wells.