Robert attended Mars High School. He has served on the Mars Library Board and the Butler County Federated Library Board. He has 1 daughter. 

Robert served in the United States Air Force for over 20 years. 

Robert Vigue previously served on the Valencia Town Council for 9 years. He has also served 2 terms as the Pennsylvania State Constable.

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Supports raising Pennsylvania's minimum wage to $15 per hour.

Believes improved transportation systems enhance connectivity by linking communities, reducing travel times, and facilitating access to services, work opportunities, and educational institutions.

Supports investing in infrastructure to boost economic growth, create jobs, and save money on maintenance costs.

Believes better infrastructure enhances quality of life by reducing traffic congestion, improving safety, and providing reliable public services.

Supports lower taxes for senior citizens.

Supports lowering taxes for senior citizens through targeted tax reductions and cost of living adjustments. 

Believes in integrating new housing developments with adequate infrastructure and community services, such as schools, healthcare facilities, and transportation.

Believes in supporting new housing developments with adequate infrastructure and community services, such as schools, healthcare facilities, and transportation.

Supports zoning reforms and land use policies that support the development of affordable housing while accommodating future growth.

Advocates for zoning reforms and land use policies that support the development of affordable housing while anticipating and accommodating for future growth.

Supports financial incentives like tax credits, grants, and low-interest loans to encourage developers to build affordable housing.

Supports expanding down payment assistance programs for first-time homebuyers, especially working-class families.

Supports affordable mortgage options and financial literacy programs to help prospective homeowners navigate the buying process.

Advocates for affordable mortgage options and financial literacy programs to help prospective homeowners navigate the buying process.

- Supports raising Pennsylvania's minimum wage to $15 per hour.
- Believes improved transportation systems enhance connectivity by linking communities, reducing travel times, and facilitating access to services, work opportunities, and educational institutions.
- Supports investing in infrastructure to boost economic growth, create jobs, and save money on maintenance costs.
- Believes better infrastructure enhances quality of life by reducing traffic congestion, improving safety, and providing reliable public services.
- Supports lowering taxes for senior citizens through targeted tax reductions and cost of living adjustments. 
- Believes in supporting new housing developments with adequate infrastructure and community services, such as schools, healthcare facilities, and transportation.
- Advocates for zoning reforms and land use policies that support the development of affordable housing while anticipating and accommodating for future growth.
- Supports financial incentives like tax credits, grants, and low-interest loans to encourage developers to build affordable housing.
- Supports expanding down payment assistance programs for first-time homebuyers, especially working-class families.
- Advocates for affordable mortgage options and financial literacy programs to help prospective homeowners navigate the buying process.

Economy

Believes "we all deserve healthcare that doesn't bankrupt us" and supports the Affordable Care Act for providing access to quality healthcare.

Plans to protect and expand the Affordable Care Act. 

- Supports access to abortion.
- Plans to protect and expand the Affordable Care Act. 

Healthcare

Believes in allowing parents to challenge library materials, and as a board member, helped create the Request for Reconsideration of Library Materials policy.

Believes the best way to address book bans is to implement a non-partisan and holistic method for library patrons to challenge books. 

- Believes the best way to address book bans is to implement a non-partisan and holistic method for library patrons to challenge books. 

Education

Supports policies that encourage energy efficiency in homes, businesses, and public buildings, including retrofitting, upgrading infrastructure, and adopting energy-efficient technologies.

Supports policies that encourage energy efficiency, including retrofitting buildings, upgrading infrastructure, and adopting energy-efficient technologies.

Believes cleaner transportation options can significantly reduce air pollution and promote sustainable commuting.

Believes investing in cleaner transportation options can significantly reduce air pollution and promote sustainable commuting.

Supports encouraging research and development in clean energy technologies and sustainable practices.

Supports enhancing environmental protections by strengthening regulations for air and water quality, advocating for stricter emission standards, and improving enforcement of environmental laws.

- Supports policies that encourage energy efficiency, including retrofitting buildings, upgrading infrastructure, and adopting energy-efficient technologies.
- Believes investing in cleaner transportation options can significantly reduce air pollution and promote sustainable commuting.
- Supports encouraging research and development in clean energy technologies and sustainable practices.
- Supports enhancing environmental protections by strengthening regulations for air and water quality, advocating for stricter emission standards, and improving enforcement of environmental laws.

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As of September 30, 2024, Robert L Vigue’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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About Stephenie

Stephenie earned her bachelor's degree in political science, her bachelor's degree in history, and her law degree from the University of Pittsburgh. She volunteers with Treasures for Children, Tunnels to Towers, the Wounded Warrior Project, and the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. 
 

Stephenie previously worked as an attorney specializing in data privacy and cybersecurity. 

Ballotpedia, Stephenie Scialabba

Stephenie Scialabba is the State Representative for District 12. She was elected in 2022 and is serving her 1st term. 

Supports "responsibly scaling back the regulatory environment across our major industries."

Supports reducing government regulations on major industries. 

- Supports reducing government regulations on major industries. 
- Wants to lower taxes.

Scialabba Releases Statement on Discrimination Bill

Opposes medical procedures that go against personal beliefs.

Opposes gender-affirming care and the participation of transgender women in sports. 

- Opposes abortion access.
- Opposes gender-affirming care and the participation of transgender women in sports. 

Scialabba Introduces Bills Seeking Transparency in Higher Education, Prohibiting Mandatory DEI/CRT Training

Supports parental involvement in their children's education.

Advocates for parental involvement in their children's education and school choice. 

As a state representative, introduced House Bill 2041 which would prohibit institutions of higher education from requiring "Critical Race Theory (CRT) or Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) training or coursework."

As a state representative, introduced House Bill 2041, which would prohibit institutions of higher education from requiring education on race or racism. 

- Advocates for parental involvement in their children's education and school choice. 
- As a state representative, introduced House Bill 2041, which would prohibit institutions of higher education from requiring education on race or racism. 

As of September 30, 2024, Stephenie G. A. Scialabba’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Stephenie G. A. Scialabba

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