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Maureen earned her bachelor's degree in political science from Marymount Manhattan College and her master's degree in communications from Marywood University. 

Maureen is a professor and small business owner. 

Ballotpedia, Maureen Madden

Maureen E Madden currently serves as the State Representative for State Assembly District 115. She was first elected in 2016 and is in her 4th term. 

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Supports increasing higher education funding by eliminating corporate tax breaks.

Supports eliminating corporate tax breaks to increase higher education funding. 

Supports additional state funding for local infrastructure projects to create jobs and improve communities.

Advocates for additional state funding for local infrastructure projects. 

- Supports eliminating corporate tax breaks to increase higher education funding. 
- Advocates for reforming property taxes. 
- Supports raising the minimum wage.
- Advocates for additional state funding for local infrastructure projects. 

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Supports increasing public school funding. 

- Supports increasing public school funding. 

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Advocates for a pause on natural gas fracking until safety measures are put in place to ensure drinking water safety.

Supports an extraction tax on natural gas companies.

- Advocates for a pause on natural gas fracking until safety measures are put in place to ensure drinking water safety.
- Supports an extraction tax on natural gas companies.

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As of September 30, 2024, Maureen E Madden did not have a website or any information online.

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Maureen E Madden

Matt earned a bachelor's degree in political science and philosophy from Washington & Jefferson College.

Matt is a senior assistant golf professional at Saucon Valley Country Club in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. He has also worked at country clubs in New York and Maryland.

Ballotpedia, Matt Long

Matt Long's campaign for state representative in State Assembly District 115 is his first run for public office.

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Plans to reduce high local taxes and oppose tax hikes on small businesses.

Plans to reduce local taxes and opposes tax hikes on small businesses.

Opposes "irresponsible warehousing development in the Poconos."

Supports raising the minimum wage to help struggling families and ensure full-time workers do not live in poverty.

Plans to propose "creative solutions" like stricter environmental standards, comprehensive traffic impact studies, and direct infrastructure investments to boost the economy.

Supports direct infrastructure investments to boost the economy.

- Plans to reduce local taxes and opposes tax hikes on small businesses.
- Opposes "irresponsible warehousing development in the Poconos."
- Supports raising the minimum wage.
- Supports direct infrastructure investments to boost the economy.

Believes regulating marijuana distribution will promote responsible use and ensure access to safe, quality-controlled products.

- Supports the legalization of marijuana.

Believes in fully funding schools and plans to address unfair school funding in Monroe County, Pennsylvania, to reduce local taxes.

Opposes current public school funding formula and will pursue modifications to it that will keep schools funded and help taxpayers

- Opposes current public school funding formula and will pursue modifications to it that will keep schools funded and help taxpayers

Supports stricter environmental standards.

- Supports stricter environmental standards.

Supports fully funding law enforcement and opposes early release of violent criminals.

Believes border security is a priority and supports sustainable and legal immigration.

- Supports fully funding law enforcement and opposes early release of violent criminals.
- Believes border security is a priority and supports sustainable and legal immigration.

As of September 30, 2024, Matthew Joseph Long’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Matthew Joseph Long

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