Mike Schlossberg
Schlossberg earned his B.A. in political science and Psychology from Muhlenberg College in 2005 and his M.A. in political science from Lehigh University in 2006. His professional experience includes working as the VP of Member Relations & Applied Technology.
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“I believe that government matters and that our job, as a society, is to make things better for each other and for the next generation.”
(Campaign website) “I'm also an advocate and someone who suffers from depression and anxiety. Mental health is one of the issues I am most passionate about.”
(Campaign website)Caren Lowrey
Caren Lowrey graduated from Parkland High School. She earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Delaware in 2000. Her career experience includes working as an education specialist.
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“House Bill 502 wouldn't just affect one township — it would create a state board with the power to approve data-center power facilities anywhere in Pennsylvania and override local zoning entirely. Mike Schlossberg co-sponsored it. At a May 2026 public forum on data centers, he said plainly: "I don't think a moratorium is appropriate from an economic or from an infrastructure development perspective." He didn't propose a pause — he said no to one, then backed the bill that clears the way for more of these, in every district, including yours.”
(Campaign website) “I am a lifelong South Whitehall resident, Parkland High School graduate, wife, and mother of three children in the Parkland School District. I work as a Certified Prevention and Education Specialist, partnering with schools across Lehigh County to address youth substance use, mental health, and student well-being through education and prevention. I also serve on the Lehigh County Drug and Alcohol Advisory Board and have experience as part of a family-owned small business. I am running for Pennsylvania’s 132nd House District because I believe our community deserves practical, accountable leadership that puts constituents first.”
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