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Jared G Solomon
DEMOCRAT
Jared G Solomon is running for Pennsylvania State Representative, District 202.
Personal background
Jared is from Northeast Philadelphia, where he still lives today. He earned a bachelor's degree from Swarthmore College and a law degree from Villanova Law School.
Professional background
Jared is a member of the Pennsylvania National Guard. He previously worked for a Philadelphia law firm and served as a JAG officer in the Army Reserves.
Political background
Jared G. Solomon is a state representative for District 202. He was elected in 2016 and is serving his fourth term. He ran for state attorney general in 2024, but did not win.
Economy
Supports strong labor unions and collective bargaining.
Supports raising the minimum wage and investing in workforce development programs.
Plans to address businesses that deceive aspiring homeowners with misleading “rent-to-own” schemes and combat discrimination by mortgage lenders against minority neighborhoods.
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Healthcare
Supports abortion access and has a 100% voting score from Planned Parenthood Pennsylvania Advocates on sexual and reproductive health legislation.
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Education
Supports the Schools-to-Work program, which aims to create career pathways for high school students through school and local employer partnerships.
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Energy & the Environment
Believes Pennsylvania needs stronger environmental protections, including "steeper civil fines and enhanced criminal charges for environmental crimes where appropriate."
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Public Safety
Supports "commonsense" gun reforms such as stronger red-flag laws, banning assault weapons, expanding background checks, and closing the "ghost gun" loophole.
Supports legalizing marijuana for adult medical and recreational use and expungement for those jailed or formerly jailed for possessing small amounts.
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Voting & Elections
Supports the establishment of the Black-Jewish Caucus to continue the collaborative efforts of Black and Jewish communities in combating antisemitism, racism, and all forms of hatred since the Civil Rights movement.
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