As of October 9, 2024, Elizabeth A. Fiedler’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Elizabeth previously worked as a reporter at WHYY, Philadelphia’s NPR station.

Elizabeth A. Fiedler is a state representative in State Assembly District 184. She was first elected in 2019 and is in her 3rd term. 

Supports protecting and expanding workers’ rights, including strengthening and growing unions.

Supports workers' rights to organize and fair scheduling.

As a state representative, supported a constitutional amendment giving Pennsylvania workers the right to organize. 

As a state representative, authored a constitutional amendment to grant Pennsylvania workers the right to organize and the Fair Workweek bill to ensure predictable schedules and pay.

Authored legislation to ensure predictable schedules and pay for workers. 

As a state representative, helped expand the Property Tax and Rental Rebate program to assist seniors in staying in their homes.

Helped expand the Property Tax and Rental Rebate program to help seniors stay in their homes.

Supports raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour and increasing it automatically with inflation.

Supported legislation to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour and increase it automatically with inflation.

Supports tax increases on the "super rich" and large corporations to fund community investment.

Supports tax increases on the wealthy and large corporations to fund community investment and advocates for closing tax loopholes.  

- Supports unions. 
- As a state representative, supported a constitutional amendment giving Pennsylvania workers the right to organize. 
- Authored legislation to ensure predictable schedules and pay for workers. 
- Helped expand the Property Tax and Rental Rebate program to help seniors stay in their homes.
- Supported legislation to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour and increase it automatically with inflation.
- Supports tax increases on the wealthy and large corporations to fund community investment and advocates for closing tax loopholes.  

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As a state representative, Fiedler helped secure $175 million for school facilities, the first school building expenditure by the state in 7 years.

As a state representative, helped secure $175 million to improve school facilities. 

Supports reasonable class sizes, fair compensation, union representation, and timely contracts for teachers.

- As a state representative, helped secure $175 million to improve school facilities. 
- Supports reasonable class sizes, fair compensation, union representation, and timely contracts for teachers.

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Supports banning fracking and advocates for significant investments in renewable energy, public transit, and climate adaptation.

Supports the Solar for Schools legislation, which would reduce energy costs for schools, decrease reliance on fossil fuels, and create union jobs.

As a state representative, introduced "Solar for Schools" legislation, which would reduce energy costs for schools while creating union jobs.

- Supports banning fracking and advocates for significant investments in renewable energy, public transit, and climate adaptation.
- As a state representative, introduced "Solar for Schools" legislation, which would reduce energy costs for schools while creating union jobs.

Energy & the Environment

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

Public Safety

Supports ending voter suppression, banning gerrymandering, making Election Day a public holiday, and instituting universal voter registration.

Supports campaign finance reform and grassroots organizations that encourage local voter participation.

- Supports ending voter suppression, banning gerrymandering, making Election Day a public holiday, and instituting universal voter registration.
- Supports campaign finance reform and grassroots organizations that encourage local voter participation.

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Elizabeth A. Fiedler

As of October 6, 2024, Elizabeth A. Fiedler’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Elizabeth Fiedler is a State Representative for District 184. She was first elected in 2019 and is in her 3rd term. 

Supports raising the minimum wage, paid family leave, and unemployment insurance.

Believes in strengthening the economy through informed reporting and public service.

Believes there are sufficient funds available to address economic issues.

Supports using federal funds for public building investments to create thousands of good-paying, union jobs.

Supports using federal funds to fix public schools and create thousands of good-paying, union jobs.

Supports using federal relief funds to support families and communities.

As a state representative, authored legislation to ensure predictable schedules and pay for workers. 

As a state representative, helped expand the Property Tax and Rental Rebate program to help seniors stay in their homes.

As a state representative, supported legislation to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour and increase it automatically with inflation.

- Supports unions. 
- As a state representative, supported a constitutional amendment giving Pennsylvania workers the right to organize. 
- As a state representative, authored legislation to ensure predictable schedules and pay for workers. 
- As a state representative, helped expand the Property Tax and Rental Rebate program to help seniors stay in their homes.
- As a state representative, supported legislation to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour and increase it automatically with inflation.
- Supports tax increases on the wealthy and large corporations to fund community investment and advocates for closing tax loopholes.  

Supports access to abortion and contraception.

Believes "every person should have quality healthcare so they can be as healthy as possible."

Believes "no one should die or suffer because they can’t pay for a test or medicine," and supports affordable healthcare solutions.

Supports opening vaccination sites in South Philadelphia.

Supports more vaccine distribution sites.

Supports workers and advocates for the health of children exposed to toxins in unsafe environments.

Advocates for the health of children exposed to toxins in unsafe school buildings

Supports investing in fixing school buildings, saying "this year we do."

Supports the Solar for Schools bill, which passed the House with a bipartisan vote and is awaiting a Senate vote.

Believes every child deserves a clean, safe, and healthy public school and supports increasing Pennsylvania school funding by $9 billion.

Supports upgrading schools statewide to improve health and safety for students and staff.

As a state representative, secured $175 million for school facilities, the first school building expenditure by the state in 7 years.

Supports solar energy initiatives in Pennsylvania schools.

Supports solar energy initiatives, believing in the importance of renewable energy for Pennsylvania.

Supports legislation to boost renewable energy in Pennsylvania by easing the process for schools to install solar panels.

Supports legislation to help schools transition to solar energy to reduce high energy bills.

Supports incentivizing school districts to invest in solar energy.

Supports solar energy initiatives, noting that a solar energy grant program for Pennsylvania school districts received bipartisan support in the state House.

Believes in supporting both unions and environmental sustainability.

Supports reallocating funds from policing to community services.

Supports the response of local progressive elected officials to the Derek Chauvin verdict, highlighting the importance of accountability in the justice system.

Supports labor movements, as evidenced by participating in the Labor for Schools Rally in Harrisburg.

Supports funding for local organizations that promote public safety and community engagement, such as Team Sunshine Performance.

Believes in the importance of unions for public safety.

Believes in strong public safety measures to protect communities.

Plans to "ask tough questions of people in power and amplify the needs and voices of working people."

Endorsed by EMILY's List, an organization that supports Democratic pro-choice women running for office.

Believes in mobilizing communities to ensure democratic victories.

Supports the South Philly Voter Project, which aims to increase voter registration and participation in South Philadelphia.

Believes voting is essential for preserving democracy at both national and local levels.

As of October 3, 2024, Elizabeth A. Fiedler’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Elizabeth A. Fiedler is a Pennsylvania State Representative who has served since 2019. Before her political career, she spent a decade as a reporter at WHYY, Philadelphia’s NPR station.

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