Justin was born in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. He earned a bachelor's degree in speech communication from Millersville University.

Justin previously worked as a government affairs director for Pennsylvania Partnerships for Children and as a director of government affairs for the Pennsylvania Psychological Association. 

Justin Curtis Fleming is a state representative in State Assembly District 105. He was first elected in 2022 and is serving his 1st term. He was previously a commissioner in Susquehanna Township.

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Believes Pennsylvania's roads and bridges require urgent repairs and supports finding "innovative ways to fund our infrastructure needs."

Believes Pennsylvania's roads and bridges require urgent repairs.

Supports policies that aim to reduce income inequality, such as investing in affordable child care, strengthening unions, and ensuring family-sustaining wages for all workers.

- Believes Pennsylvania's roads and bridges require urgent repairs.
- Supports policies that aim to reduce income inequality, such as investing in affordable child care, strengthening unions, and ensuring family-sustaining wages for all workers.

Economy

Believes healthcare should be more accessible and affordable, saying, "In me, you will always have a champion to make healthcare more accessible and affordable."

- Believes healthcare should be more accessible and affordable, saying, "In me, you will always have a champion to make healthcare more accessible and affordable."

Healthcare

Supports investing in public education, particularly early learning.

Supports increased funding for Pre-K and a diverse K-12 system, including career and technical education, to ensure equitable public education regardless of a child's zip code.

Supports increased funding for Pre-K and a diverse K-12 system, including career and technical education.

- Supports investing in public education, particularly early learning.
- Supports increased funding for Pre-K and a diverse K-12 system, including career and technical education.

Education

Believes state and federal governments should share the responsibility of environmental protection and stormwater management costs with municipalities.

Believes climate change is a long-term threat, causing extreme temperature changes and severe weather, with more frequent 100-year floods and stronger hurricanes and storms.

Believes climate change is a long-term threat.

- Believes state and federal governments should share the responsibility of environmental protection and stormwater management costs with municipalities.
- Believes climate change is a long-term threat.

Energy & the Environment

As of September 30, 2024, Justin Curtis Fleming’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Justin Curtis Fleming

Justin Fleming was born in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.  He earned a bachelor's degree in speech communication from Millersville University in 2002.

Justin Fleming currently serves as the State Representative in State Assembly District 105 in Pennsylvania. He was first elected in 2022 and is serving his 1st term.   He was previously commissioner in Susquehanna Township.



Believes infrastructure encompasses more than just roads and bridges.

Supports investing in upgrading airports and public transit to support residents and boost tourism.

Believes the current economic costs are "real and devastating" and emphasizes the need to reverse the trend.

Believes that the lack of health insurance for many Pennsylvanians is a major barrier to a strong economy, saying it prevents entrepreneurs from pursuing their dreams.

Supports accessible and affordable healthcare.

Family includes a wife, son, and daughter.

Believes substance use disorders significantly impact family units, particularly children.

Believes many people struggle to afford health insurance and medications.

Supports expanding mental health care and providing more resources for children.

Believes in ensuring access to affordable healthcare.

Believes in building an equitable education system.

Believes in establishing a "fair and equitable system for all children in Pennsylvania."

Believes in the importance of higher education, saying, "I was able to obtain a college degree."

Believes data and research show racial disparities in education and other areas such as health, home ownership, wealth, and child welfare.

Believes in the importance of diversity in education, saying, "I have had the extraordinary privilege of growing up in a diverse community and being exposed to people of other races, religions, identities, sexual orientations and creeds from a young age."

Believes climate change is a long-term threat that needs to be addressed.

Believes in expanding broadband and water systems to underserved areas.

Believes in enhancing public safety measures.

Supports addressing racial and social injustices.

Believes in empowering and uplifting neighbors through community engagement and support for local businesses.

Believes in being "extremely blessed," suggesting a positive outlook on life.

Believes in fostering community engagement through local businesses, youth sports, and public parks.

Believes personal experiences shape character and public safety.

Supports voting rights and fair elections.

Believes in protecting voting rights and ensuring fair elections.

Believes in the importance of voter participation, saying, "The votes are in, and with the support of more than 60% of voters, we’ve won the Democratic nomination for State Representative in House District 105!"

Promises to listen to constituents' concerns and serve as a humble state representative.

Believes in ensuring equality for all people in a diverse community.

Believes Pennsylvania’s General Assembly can improve voting rights and election policies.

Said, "I'm not in electoral politics because I think it is a game. I'm not in it for the recognition or perceived power. I'm here to do the work."

Justin is from Susquehanna Township. He attended Susquehanna Township High School.

Justin Curtis Fleming has served as a Commissioner in Susquehanna Township for over eight years and is currently a State Representative for Pennsylvania's 105th legislative district. He has nearly 18 years of experience in and around state government, focusing on public service and advocacy for mental health care and children's issues.

As of October 1, 2024, Justin Curtis Fleming’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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