Ballotpedia, Martina White

Martina has a bachelor's degree from Elizabethtown College. 

Martina worked in the financial industry advising local families and small business owners. 

Martina A White currently serves as State Representative for State Assembly District 170. She was first elected in 2015 and is serving her 4th full term. 

As of September 30, 2024, Martina A White’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Supports reducing standardized testing so teachers can focus on teaching real skills instead of "teaching to tests."

Supports local schools through an innovative tax credit program.

Supports career and technical education that equips local residents with in-demand skills.

Supports increased funding for Philadelphia schools.

- Supports reducing standardized testing so teachers can focus on teaching real skills instead of "teaching to tests."
- Supports local schools through an innovative tax credit program.
- Supports career and technical education that equips local residents with in-demand skills.
- Supports increased funding for Philadelphia schools.

Education

Aims to grow a "responsible energy industry" to create "family sustaining jobs."

Supports expanding Pennsylvania's public-private partnership (P3) program to include public-private transportation projects.

- Aims to grow a "responsible energy industry" to create "family sustaining jobs."
- Supports expanding Pennsylvania's public-private partnership (P3) program to include public-private transportation projects.

Energy & the Environment

Supports law enforcement, firefighters, and EMTs and believes they should be provided with necessary tools.

Supports treatment for those with addiction, strong penalties for dealers, and working with the medical community to end over-prescribing.

Opposes "radical policies that treat criminals better than crime victims."

- Supports law enforcement, firefighters, and EMTs and believes they should be provided with necessary tools.
- Supports treatment for those with addiction, strong penalties for dealers, and working with the medical community to end over-prescribing.
- Opposes "radical policies that treat criminals better than crime victims."

Public Safety

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Martina A White

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