Ryan A. Bizzarro
Bizarro earned his A.A. in political science from Edinboro University, his bachelor's degree in criminal justice from Edinboro University and his master's degree in public administration from Gannon University. His professional experience includes working as an advocate for the Office of District Attorney and Crime Victim Center in Erie County and as a Behavioral Health Specialist for McKinley Elementary School.
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I am fighting for you: “I grew up in a large family of fighters. Inside the ring, they fought with their fists. Outside of it, for themselves and each other.”
(Campaign website) Health care: “When I was a child diagnosed with Leukemia, the doctor told my parents “We can only keep him comfortable until he dies.” But my parents fought for me, and won. After two years of experimental treatments as a child in a Buffalo hospital, I am now cancer free.”
(Campaign website) I am fighting for you: “Like my family, Pennsylvanians are fighting their own battles for a better life. While growing-up in Erie, I recognized that politicians weren’t always looking out for us, and government wasn’t always helping. That’s why I ran for public office and earned a Master’s Degree in Public Service.”
(Campaign website) I am fighting for you: “My public service is dedicated to putting people first -- and fighting back against extreme agendas, politicians, and special interests that hurt them.”
(Campaign website) Donna Reese
Donna Reese
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Economy, jobs & cost of living: “Hello, and thank you for being here. I’m Donna Reese , a retired small business owner, mom, and proud grandmother running to represent you in Harrisburg. I firmly believe that elected officials are STILL public servants and should act accordingly.”
(Campaign website) Priorities & campaign themes: “I’ve spent my life building businesses, supporting families, and giving back to my community.”
(Campaign website) Priorities & campaign themes: “After being diagnosed with a terminal lung disease, I underwent a life-saving transplant and survived a rare, deadly infection. After months in the ICU, my doctors now call me a “walking miracle.””
(Campaign website) Priorities & campaign themes: “That experience changed me. Today, I fight with gratitude—and a renewed purpose to serve others.”
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