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Marylouise earned a bachelor's degree from the State University of New York, Oneonta.

Marylouise previously worked as the chief of staff for State Representative Mike O’Brien. 

Marylouise Isaacson is currently the state representative of Assembly District 175. She was elected in 2018 and is serving her 3rd term. 

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Supports providing paid family and medical leave.

Believes in providing paid family and medical leave.

- Supports equal pay laws.
- Believes in providing paid family and medical leave.

Economy

Healthcare

Supports fixing "crumbling school infrastructure."

Supports funding public schools and opposes school voucher programs that divert public school funds to private schools.

Supports fully funding public schools and opposes school voucher programs.

- Wants to improve school infrastructure. 
- Supports fully funding public schools and opposes school voucher programs.

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Supports transitioning Pennsylvania to renewable energy sources.

Aims to transition Pennsylvania to renewable energy sources.

- Aims to transition Pennsylvania to renewable energy sources.

Energy & the Environment

Supports banning assault weapons and bump stocks.

Public Safety

As of September 30, 2024, Marylouise Isaacson’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Marylouise Isaacson

Believes in ensuring all Pennsylvanians can achieve a quality day-to-day life with necessary resources, saying, "I am humbled by the work required..." to address economic challenges.

Believes in integrating green jobs with blue-collar work.

Supports requiring gas drillers to pay a fair tax.

Supports policies that benefit working families and mothers, including fair wages, affordable childcare, and parental leave.

Supports affordable healthcare and paid family and medical leave.

Supports public schools, community colleges, and affordable higher education.

Supports protecting children from lead poisoning and harmful toxins.

Supports protecting clean drinking water.

Supports holding corporate polluters accountable.

Supports "commonsense" gun control measures.

Supports the I95 cap project, which will create a green space over the highway and connect the waterfront to downtown.

Supports public safety measures to protect communities.

Believes in improving public safety by serving constituents and advancing agendas that prioritize people over special interests.

Supports public safety measures to ensure the well-being of families and children in Philadelphia.

Supports "red flag" laws, which allow for temporary removal of firearms from individuals deemed a danger to themselves or others.

Believes in ensuring free and fair elections.

Supports voting rights and fair elections.

Marylouise Isaacson is currently the state representative of Assembly District 175. She was elected in 2018 and is serving her 2nd term. 

As of October 3, 2024, Marylouise Isaacson’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Marylouise Isaacson has served as the state representative for the 175th District in Philadelphia since 2019. Prior to this role, she worked for 12 years as Chief of Staff for the late State Representative Mike O’Brien. She also worked as a coordinator of zoning and land practice at a law firm in Philadelphia.

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