Pennsylvania State House District 176

Current seat holder: Jack Rader.

Thomas Kucer

Thomas Kucer earned a bachelor's degree from the National Labor College in 2013. Kucer's career experience includes working as a construction worker.

Campaign site

“Fighting against the developer backed spree of proposed data centers that are often devastating to our gamelands, farms, and even our well water.” (Campaign website)
“Across the county, we are home to some of the most beautiful woodlands, farmland, and pristine waterways. Not only are they a major attraction to those wanting to visit the Poconos, but they are essential to our local way of life. From the farms that rely on stable environmental conditions, schools and hospitals that are properly zoned to protect their environments, to the thousands of homes that rely on wells for their drinking water, these cannot be taken to granted.” (Campaign website)
We have to protect what makes the 176th beautiful: “In Harrisburg, Tom will safeguard these local resources and assure that no developer or speculator can cause tremendous harm throughout our community just for the chance at a better bottom line.” (Campaign website)
Assuring Dignity at Work and in Life: “In Harrisburg, Tom would support legislation and efforts to strengthen our unions, build on the protections that workers have, and foster relationships so that unions and their members have plentiful opportunities throughout the district.” (Campaign website)

Jack Rader

Rader earned his B.S. in business administration from Susquehanna University. His professional experience includes owning and operating The Resort at Mountain Springs Lake and The Lodge at Mountain Springs Lake and serving as a Jackson Township Supervisor.

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