James Andrew Malone
James Malone earned an associate degree from Northwest College in 1995 and a bachelor's degree from Lee University in 1997. His career experience includes working in business application development and as a business development analyst. He has been affiliated with the Pennsylvania State Mayors Association and the Tall Cedar Foundation.
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Elections, voting & government reform: “I’m running for re-election to the Pennsylvania State Senate because our communities deserve steady, practical leadership, and not more politics.”
(Campaign website) Economy, jobs & cost of living: “I’ve spent my life working hard, listening to people, and finding common ground to get things done. From improving our schools and supporting small businesses to opening Sunday hunting and protecting our natural resources, I’ll keep delivering results that matter for the people who call Pennsylvania home.”
(Campaign website) Education & schools: “Every student deserves a safe and well-funded education. I’ve worked to increase public school funding and ensure schools have the resources they need to protect and prepare our kids. From making sure kids are safe from inappropriate AI images to holding schools accountable for student safety, I’ll keep standing up for Lancaster County families. Learn more”
(Campaign website) Economy, jobs & cost of living: “When small businesses thrive, neighborhoods grow stronger, and first responders have the tools they need to keep us safe. I’m focused on strengthening our communities by investing in reliable infrastructure, supporting local jobs, and ensuring the people who serve Lancaster County families have the resources they need to do their work well. Learn more”
(Campaign website) Tom Jones
Tom Jones graduated from Lancaster Catholic High School in 1992. His career experience includes owning and operating a landscaping business. Jones became the chairman of the East Donegal Township board of supervisors; served as a police commissioner for the Susquehanna Regional Police Department and director of the Maytown/East Donegal Township Fire Department; and became a member of the Lancaster County Planning Commission.
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Taxes & budget: “Supported balanced budgets that never raised taxes and didn’t balloon debt. Pushed for needed property, sales, and income tax relief to make living more affordable. Opposed new taxes on energy and fought against utility hikes. Fought to preserve our open space and farmland against runaway data center growth. Voluntarily opted out of receiving the taxpayer funded pension – serving taxpayers, not himself.”
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