After dedicating her life to helping her community through education, Michele Knoll decided it was time to take her community service one step further by

Pam Hacker is a construction electrician and a member of the labor union, where she was the first woman elected to her local union’s Examining

Lindsey Williams grew up in a Labor household and gained national attention while working at the National Whistleblowers Center (NWC), where she was illegally fired

Sara Innamorato is a lifelong resident of her district. She has experienced both bad and good in her neighborhood, from losing her father to an

Summer Lee grew up in, worked in and organized in her district from the beginning. Accompanied by a law degree from Howard University, she brings

Patty Kim is the first Asian-American woman to hold office in the state legislature, starting her political career as a city council member for Harrisburg.

Leanne Krueger-Braneky made history in 2015 as the first woman to represent district 161, flipping a seat controlled by Republicans since the Tea Party wave

Mary Jo Daley has been fighting for progressive values for more than two decades in Montgomery County and Harrisburg. She grew up in Narberth, as

Tina Davis began in politics serving on the Bristol Township Council, focusing on homeowners facing foreclosure during the mortgage foreclosure crisis. Once elected to the

Donna Bullock won a special election in August 2015 and focuses on issues that impact the households in her district including economic opportunity and security,

Joanna McClinton won a special election in August 2015, after dedicating her life to public service beginning with her service as a youth leader at

Maureen Madden is running for her second term as a State Representative, so she can continue to advocate for women’s health, while eliminating barriers for