Kim Kohlhepp
Kimberly Kohlhepp
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Campaign site
Infrastructure & transportation: “Connect our communities by investing in infrastructure, including reliable cell phone service and roadways, to maximize the advantages of our central location.”
(Campaign website) Economy, jobs & cost of living: “Protect and empower our small businesses, global industries, and wildlife so our communities can continue to thrive for generations.”
(Campaign website) Frequently Asked Questions: “Where can I find information about Kim Kohlhepp's background and qualifications? Visit the "Meet Kim" page on KimForPA.com /meet-kim to learn about Kim Kohlhepp's background, professional experience, community involvement, and the reasons for running for Pennsylvania State Representative in the 75th District.”
(Campaign website) Mike Armanini
Mike Armanini was born in Kersey, Pennyslvania, and lives in Treasure Lake, Pennsylvania. Armanini graduated from Elk County Christian High School in 1981. He earned a B.S. in business administration from Clarion University in 1985. Armanini's career experience includes working as the headmaster of DuBois Central Catholic School and co-owning Product Assurance Services and Proform Powdered Metals.
· Official legislative page · Ballotpedia
Energy, Utilities & Environment: “For the 2025-26 legislative session, Mike has been assigned to serve as a member of the following four committees: Energy, Liquor Control, Professional Licensure, Tourism and Economic and Recreational Development.”
(Campaign website) Education: “Marys, a world-class provider of laboratory and nondestructive testing and services. While there, he co-founded Proform Powdered Metals in Punxsutawney. In 2015, while looking for new opportunities, Mike was asked and accepted an invitation to serve as headmaster of DuBois Central Catholic School, which he did for three years in learning the area’s education needs.”
(Campaign website) Education: “Mike also served as headmaster of DuBois Central Catholic School before running for elected office.”
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