Konnor John-Richard Grimek
Konnor Grimek
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“As the millennial son of working class parents, I worked my way through college; today, I know government is failing to protect working families’ pocketbooks. When you elect me as your Representative to the Pennsylvania house, I will: – fight for affordable utilities, – champion policies to reduce housing costs, – fiercely oppose data centers & warehouses.”
(Campaign website) “Konnor John-Richard Grimek is a lifelong resident of PA 94 with strong roots in York County. He is running for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives to protect the rights, finances and futures of all Pennsylvanians. A genuine public servant, Konnor is not beholden to wealthy donors, special interests, or other politicians.”
(Campaign website)Wendy Fink
Wendy Fink was born in Columbia, Pennsylvania . Fink earned a bachelor's degree from Millersville University in 1999. Her career experience includes working as a part-time teacher at a private Christian school.
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“My personal hero is my grandmother. She has been the one person in my life who showed me consistency. She was a woman of faith, and throughout her difficult life she has always depended on the Lord to guide her. Nan Yohe has instilled in me a personal confidence and determination to always do what is right no matter how difficult it may be.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey) “I have a passion and love for people and a boldness to stand up for what is right. By not having a political background, I am not connected to anyone or owe anyone any favors within the legislature. I am going in with a clean slate to do the will of the people. I have lived a very humble life and am able to relate to the needs and struggles of the people.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey) “"I Will Fear No More" by The Afters is the song currently in my head, although it changes sometimes hourly! I typically listen to Christian Worship music, but I do also love 80's pop!”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey) “While some people see a unicameral legislature beneficial because of the ability to pass bills into laws so quickly, I disagree and see that as a drawback. The beauty of our bicameral system is the checks and balances that it provides. It allows a bill to be scrutinized to make sure that it is the best it can be and not simply rushed through the system.”
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