Region to send 5 new state House members to Harrisburg next week
In less than a week, this region will be represented in Harrisburg by five new legislators.
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In less than a week, this region will be represented in Harrisburg by five new legislators.
Fox Chapel Councilwoman Mandy Steele has stepped down from her elected post to accept another one. Steele, a Democrat in her first term on council, defeated defeated Republican Ted Tomson of Fawn in the general election for the State House’s 33rd District. Steele, 44, will represent the newly drawn district
Voters will for years. and unfortunately, they were lettuce bright by our former president and they tried to silence all of us and most recently, with their majority, they moved forward a constitutional amendment, the first step to banning abortion here in pennsylvania. >> mandy steele, i had my eye on your race because i was told by somebody who knows that area, if mandy steele can win in this district, that means that democrats will probably win the house of representatives in pennsylvania. when did you feel the win was within reach? >> you know, i have to say, i felt it from the beginning b...
>> joanna mcclinton, what advice do you have to the incoming new members on the democratic side like mandy steele? >> everything you heard from the voters at the door, everything you heard from your neighbors, it is a mandate. the voters are clear. they rejected fear, hatred. so now, as we go into 2023, and you become that representative, we are going to craft an agenda that defense workers rights, that helps families who have been trying so hard to get ahead in pennsylvania, whether the from the west where you are, or whether there from the eastern part of the state where i serve. >> mandy, i...
Republican state Rep. Carrie Lewis DelRosso wasn’t going to run against veteran Democratic state Rep. Tony DeLuca. Part of that, she says, was a matter of respect between one Italian American and another after redistricting took her home in Oakmont out of her 33rd House District and put it in