Joseph was appointed to the Air Force Academy and earned master's degrees from Wright State University and the Naval War College. He later completed a doctorate in public policy at George Washington University. He lives in Perkiomen Creek with his wife, Laura Winslow, and they have three adult children. 

Joseph served as an assistant professor at the US Air Force Academy and the Air University. He also worked for the Pentagon as a legislative liaison. 

Joseph G Webster currently serves as a State Representative for the State Assembly's 150th District in Pennsylvania. He was first elected in 2018 and is serving his third term. 

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Supports property tax reforms aimed at benefiting older residents and working-class citizens, rather than corporations.

Supports property tax reforms that benefit older residents and working-class citizens, rather than corporations.

- Supports property tax reforms that benefit older residents and working-class citizens, rather than corporations.

Economy

Believes that "increased access to healthcare promotes a healthy workforce and economic growth."

- Believes in expanding healthcare access.
- Supports access to abortion.
- Believes that "increased access to healthcare promotes a healthy workforce and economic growth."

Healthcare

Believes Pennsylvania needs to increase state funding for education.

Believes quality schools are crucial for economic well-being.

- Believes Pennsylvania needs to increase state funding for education.
- Believes quality schools are crucial for economic well-being.

Education

Believes in using study, science, and collaboration to enhance water and air quality, strengthen infrastructure, and reduce environmental impact.

- Believes in using study, science, and collaboration to enhance water and air quality, strengthen infrastructure, and reduce environmental impact.

Energy & the Environment

Supports restricting access to military-style weapons, emphasizing their place in armories, not on the streets or in homes.

- Supports restricting access to military-style weapons, emphasizing their place in armories, not on the streets or in homes.

Public Safety

Supports breaking down barriers to voter registration and early voting by implementing automatic and same-day registration, early voting, and modernizing absentee ballots and voting machines.

Believes civic education is essential for a functioning democracy and plans to explore ways to ensure all Americans can participate in voting.

- Supports breaking down barriers to voter registration and early voting by implementing automatic and same-day registration, early voting, and modernizing absentee ballots and voting machines.
- Believes civic education is essential for a functioning democracy and plans to explore ways to ensure all Americans can participate in voting.

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Simone has worked as a business executive. 

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Simone H Collins's campaign for state representative is her first run for public office. 

Wants AI to improve government services in order to reduce unnecessary taxes.

- Wants AI to improve government services in order to reduce unnecessary taxes.

As of September 30, 2024, Simone H Collins’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports more nuclear-friendly energy options in order to reach "clean energy" for all.

- Supports more nuclear-friendly energy options in order to reach "clean energy" for all.

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