Pennsylvania State House District 112

Current seat holder: Kyle J. Mullins.

Kyle J. Mullins

Kyle Mullins

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About Kyle: “Learn more about Kyle and find out why he's the only choice to represent our community in Harrisburg.” (Campaign website)
ABOUT KYLE: “We can do better. And we will do better. Together we will make our great community stronger.” (Campaign website)
ABOUT KYLE: ““ “I entered this race because 112th District voters deserve a representative in Harrisburg as dedicated and hardworking as the families he or she serves. ”I believe in our community. I always have and I always will. My wife and I are proud to have been born here, to live here, and to raise our family here. ”It’s time to elect a principled, responsible leader who shares our values. It’s time for real change.” ”” (Campaign website)

Joseph J. Sabia Jr

Joseph Sabia Jr.

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Priorities & campaign themes: “As a veteran and entrepreneur my days have been spent protecting the lives and property of others. I have been a fighter and a defender of others. Never did I anticipate my life's experiences being as relevant as they are now.” (Campaign website)
Priorities & campaign themes: “It is known that our way of life is under attack here in the valley. It's my belief that we deserve a protector, one who promises to safeguard us from harm or danger in our district. A tactical approach is needed. A new command structure to confront challenges head on. I'll bring it. That's why I am running to represent the residents of the 112th Legislative District in Lackawanna County.” (Campaign website)
Energy, environment & water: “Historically, our district’s been overwhelmed battling environmental challenges. It's almost unfathomable, beginning with the mines, the Marjol Battery and Equipment Company revelations and its corresponding toxic superfund site. Next, the concerns related to the Invenergy Lackawanna Energy Center followed by the Assai Energy facility, the ever-expanding Keystone Sanitary Landfill controversy, and the mine-scarred lands that still flare up and burn from time-to-time. And now we're left no option but to tackle the AI data center invasion in addition to the various other non-environmental challenges.” (Campaign website)
Energy, environment & water: “Almost 52 years! For the greater part of five (5) decades, the Democratic Party controlled the 112th district, bringing the battle to our doorsteps, the scale of which is unbeknownst to most! So come meet me and learn what I believe to be true regarding our beautiful valley and the residents of the 112. Let me share how I approach conflicts and why I'm interested in protecting our way of life from these non-environmental friendly businesses that threaten us. Share with me your concerns so I know how best to represent you when elected!” (Campaign website)