Kathleen Pratt
Kathleen Pratt is an at-large member of the Gettysburg Area School District school board in Pennsylvania. Her current term ends in 2030.
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NEW VOICE. BETTER CHOICE: “I’m running to be your state representative for the 91st legislative district because people in our community—Democrat, Republican, Independent—have asked me to.”
(Campaign website) NEW VOICE. BETTER CHOICE: “For 27 years, this has been my home. I've raised my family here, worked here, volunteered here, and served in elected and appointed roles across this community. I know the challenges we face, and I believe in the opportunities ahead.”
(Campaign website) Education & schools: “During my two terms on the Gettysburg Area School District board, I showed what that looks like in practice: straight talk, common ground, results.”
(Campaign website) Economy, jobs & cost of living: “My priorities reflect our community’s shared values: sensible taxation, strong public schools, support for local economic growth, and a steadfast commitment to putting people over politics.”
(Campaign website) Dan Moul
Moul earned his bachelor's degree in Finance from York College in 1980. His professional experience includes working in sales and supervision for Utz Quality Foods and as a real estate renovator.
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Agriculture & Rural Communities: “Moul grew up on a farm in rural Adams County and is now in his third term as Republican chairman of the House Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee - a committee on which he has served for several years.”
(Campaign website) Public Safety & Justice: “PA State Rep. Dan Moul is a strong advocate for government reform and efficiency. He supports meaningful tax, regulatory and welfare reforms, commonsense budgeting and measures to protect the safety and welfare of Pennsylvania’s most vulnerable citizens – children, the elderly and disabled.”
(Campaign website) Defense & Veterans: “Moul’s bill also increased the penalties for willful non-payment of court-ordered support. In 2017, the Pennsylvania Partnerships for Children honored Moul with its Champion for Children award in recognition of his work for child protection.”
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