Jamie Barton, Ballotpedia

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Secured $250,000 for the Hamburg community pool.

Supports zero-based budgeting, which requires state agencies to justify their spending, rather than getting an automatic increase year after year.

Supports funding for local infrastructure improvements, such as installing sidewalks and enhancing roadways in Maxatawny Township.

- Secured $250,000 for the Hamburg community pool.
- Opposes the governor’s budget plan.
- Supports zero-based budgeting, which requires state agencies to justify their spending, rather than getting an automatic increase year after year.
- Supports funding for local infrastructure improvements, such as installing sidewalks and enhancing roadways in Maxatawny Township.

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Tina Burns, Ballotpedia

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Said, "I stand for your money working for you, not for fossil fuel, and I stand for Mother Earth over the self serving interests of environmentally irresponsible industries."

- Said, "I stand for your money working for you, not for fossil fuel, and I stand for Mother Earth over the self serving interests of environmentally irresponsible industries."

Supports a ban on gifts to elected officials, limits on contributions to political candidates, and full disclosure of all spending meant to influence the outcome of elections.

Supports a redistricting commission to draw lines for Congressional, State House, and State Senate districts.

Supports open primaries, election day voter registration, automatic voter registration, and more opportunities for early voting.

- Supports a ban on gifts to elected officials, limits on contributions to political candidates, and full disclosure of all spending meant to influence the outcome of elections.
- Supports a redistricting commission to draw lines for Congressional, State House, and State Senate districts.
- Supports open primaries, election day voter registration, automatic voter registration, and more opportunities for early voting.

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