Do you know the value of the count? On May 16, Represent PA hosted a breakfast in Center City, Philadelphia featuring Erin Casey, Executive Director

As special election season draws to a close, Represent PA is very proud of the progressive women who we were able to support. In April,

Represent went to Harrisburg on Monday for a civics lesson. We heard from our endorsed legislators, both experienced and newly elected. We also fit in

Early in 2019 we were pleased to have US Senator Amy Klobuchar (MN) stop in for a lively discussion about her expectations for the Senate

Recent news from across the commonwealth has been about at least four special elections. One of them is for the Senate seat vacated by a

PHILADELPHIA, December 17, 2018 – To close out a successful year of investing in progressive women, Represent PA hosted its final fundraiser on December 13

PHILADELPHIA, November 7, 2018 – As record numbers of women ran for state races across Pennsylvania, Represent PA, the only organization in Pennsylvania focused on

Mary Popovich was born and raised in district 58 in southwestern Pennsylvania. She wants to use her 12 years of experience in local government to

Erin McCracken is a mother, musician, small business owner and community organizer in rural central Pennsylvania. Her interest in activism and politics began while a

Amy Cozze is proud to have been born and raised in the Lehigh Valley. After attending the University of Pittsburgh, she returned to her hometown

Emily Skopov is a community leader, non-profit executive and mother who lives with her family in Marshall Township. As the daughter of a school teacher

Although this is her first run for office, Christina Sappey is no amateur when it comes to politics in her district. Over the last 25