Jennifer earned a master's degree in English and history from the University of Pennsylvania. Jennifer is married.

Jennifer O'Mara is a certified teacher and previously worked as a university administrator. 

Jennifer O'Mara currently serves as the State Representative in State Assembly District 165. She was first elected in 2018 and is serving her 3rd term.


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Supports unions and believes their decline has harmed the American middle class.

Supports protecting the right to collectively bargain and establishing paid family and medical leave in Pennsylvania.

- Supports unions and believes their decline has harmed the American middle class.
- Supports protecting the right to collectively bargain and establishing paid family and medical leave in Pennsylvania.

Economy

Supports abortion access and opposed legislation restricting reproductive choices.

Supports measures to make behavioral and mental health support more accessible to all Pennsylvanians.

Supports expanding Medicaid and ensuring Medicaid waiver programs do not limit access to quality care.

- Supports abortion access.
- Supports measures to make behavioral and mental health support more accessible to all Pennsylvanians.
- Supports expanding Medicaid.

Healthcare

Supports increasing school funding through sources other than working taxpayers.

Supports implementing a tax on natural gas and using the revenue to improve schools and welfare programs.

- Supports increasing school funding through sources other than working taxpayers.
- Supports implementing a tax on natural gas and using the revenue to improve schools and welfare programs.

Education

Supports the development of clean and renewable energy.

- Supports the development of clean and renewable energy.

Energy & the Environment

Supports "red flag laws" that allow judges to issue orders removing firearms from individuals deemed a significant risk to themselves or others.

Supports gun control measures such as mandating lost and stolen firearm reports, requiring domestic abusers to turn weapons over to law enforcement, limiting the sale of high-capacity magazines, and restricting military-style assault weapons and bump stocks.

Supports providing post-traumatic stress injury coverage and mental health services for first responders.

- Supports "red flag laws" that allow judges to issue orders removing firearms from individuals deemed a significant risk to themselves or others.
- Supports gun control.
- Supports providing post-traumatic stress injury coverage and mental health services for first responders.

Public Safety

Supports automatic voter registration and opposes gerrymandering.

- Supports automatic voter registration and opposes gerrymandering.

Voting & Elections

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Jennifer O'mara

Elizabeth was born and raised in Newtown Square. She earned her bachelor's degree in paralegal studies from Widener University. She has 3 children. 

Elizabeth works for her son’s local small business. She previously worked as a caseworker for the Delaware County Court of Common Pleas in the Domestic Relations section in the Family Law Division. She also worked part-time as an adjunct professor at Delaware County Community College.

Elizabeth L. Piazza'’s campaign for State Representative in State Assembly District 165 is her first run for public office.


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

Supports access to abortion and wants to reduce the number of abortions through increased preventative care.

Believes in improving education by investing in public schools and allowing parents to choose the best educational options for their children.

Believes in allowing parents to choose the best educational options for their children.

- Believes in allowing parents to choose the best educational options for their children.

Elizabeth L Piazza

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