Pennsylvania State House District 166

Current seat holder: Greg Vitali.

Judy Trombetta

Judy Trombetta earned a high school diploma from West Chester Henderson High School. She earned a bachelor's degree from Temple University in 2008 and a graduate degree from the University of Pittsburgh in 2009. Her career experience includes working as a social worker.

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Economy, jobs & cost of living: “Whether you're raising a family, starting your career, building a business, or enjoying retirement, you deserve a representative who listens, does the work, and fights for what matters most to our community: excellent schools, safe neighborhoods, a healthy environment, and an economy that works for everyone!” (Campaign website)
Energy, environment & water: “Protecting our environment means protecting our health, our neighborhoods, and future generations.” (Campaign website)
Economy, jobs & cost of living: “Small businesses are the backbone of the 166th District - creating jobs, strengthening our neighborhoods, and keeping our local economy vibrant. Judy doesn’t just talk about supporting small businesses; through her work with Haverford Township and Discover Haverford, she helped develop grant programs that provided direct, meaningful support to local business owners.” (Campaign website)

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Chip In for Joe: “Every dollar helps us reach more voters and build a campaign that can win. Your contribution — big or small — makes a real difference.” (Campaign website)
Taxes & budget: “Hardworking families and seniors on fixed incomes are being priced out of their own homes. We need responsible spending and sensible budgets that prioritize keeping your hard-earned money exactly where it belongs—in your pocket.” (Campaign website)
Health care: “As a small business owner and a health insurance broker, I navigate the complex and frustrating world of healthcare costs every single day. I see exactly how skyrocketing premiums hurt our families and suffocate local businesses. Unlike career politicians who only read about these issues, I know the system inside and out. I will bring this real-world expertise to the table to cut through the red tape, fight for transparency, and drive down health insurance premiums for Pennsylvania families.” (Campaign website)
Education & schools: “No one knows what a child needs more than their parents. To help every student thrive, we need an educational system that collaborates with families rather than adopting a one-size-fits-all approach. I am committed to protecting parental rights in education and strengthening programs like the Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC), ensuring Pennsylvania families have the resources and flexibility they need to personalize their child's educational journey.” (Campaign website)