Pennsylvania State House District 111

Current seat holder: Jonathan Fritz.

Kyle Devlin

Kyle Devlin

Campaign site

What happens when we win?: “We will win based on our hard work and not special interest money. We live with the impacts of money in politics every day.” (Campaign website)
What happens when we win?: “What I really hear them asking is, "How am I going to get paid for it?"” (Campaign website)
“When we win our district will be represented by someone that has lived the consequences of money in politics. My family has faced benefit hurdles when we needed help, endured the loss brought on by addiction as a consequence of insurance company greed, and feels how much more expensive groceries and gas are for us. Most importantly, I won't be focused on those special interest donors, I will be focused on putting Pennsylvanians over profits!” (Campaign website)
“PA ranks 42nd for state school funding. For HD-111 $12.4 million leaves our 8 school districts every year for charter schools (96% to Cyber Charters). Pennsylvanians Over Profits means more funding for our schools, not charter school profit.” (Campaign website)

Jonathan Fritz

Jonathan Fritz He assumed office on December 1, 2016.

· Official legislative page

“My staff will be happy to help you with state-related issues. A few services offered include car registrations; driver’s license renewal and special tags; property tax/rent rebate applications; birth certificate and death record applications; and much more.” (Campaign website)
“Fritz is a product of the private business sector. For many years he was general manager and head of sales for a local tractor and farm machinery dealership, rising to rank in the top 1 percent of salesmen for New Holland North America, Ag Tractor Division.” (Campaign website)
“State Rep. Jonathan Fritz's legislative priorities include supporting small business growth, enhancing the state’s energy industry, strengthening area emergency response organizations and protecting local economies from environmental over-regulation. Prior to his election as state representative, Jonathan served two terms as mayor of Honesdale and two terms as a Wayne County commissioner, serving as vice chair.” (Campaign website)