Perry earned his bachelor's degree from Colgate University and his law degree from the University of North Carolina. He lives in Newton with his wife, Liz, with whom he has 5 children.

Perry is an attorney and business owner. He previously worked as a public school teacher. 

Perry Warren is the State Representative for District 31. He was first elected in 2016 and is in his 4th term. He previously served 7 years as a member of the Newtown Borough Council. 

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Supports closing the wage gap by implementing equal pay legislation.

Supports closing the wage gap by implementing anti-discrimination legislation.

As a state representative, introduced an anti-hoarding bill to prevent bulk buying of essential items like toilet paper, diapers, and baby formula for resale at higher prices on secondary markets.

Supports creating well-paying jobs through programs and pathways for long-term job growth in the community.

Wants to create well-paying jobs through programs and pathways for long-term job growth in the community.

Supports using grants to enhance infrastructure, education, and community services, believing that improved infrastructure will benefit commuters and fund job training at local centers.

As a state representative, obtained grants to improve local infrastructure, education, and community services. 

- Supports closing the wage gap by implementing anti-discrimination legislation.
- As a state representative, introduced an anti-hoarding bill to prevent bulk buying of essential items like toilet paper, diapers, and baby formula for resale at higher prices on secondary markets.
- Supports raising the minimum wage.
- Wants to create well-paying jobs through programs and pathways for long-term job growth in the community.
- As a state representative, obtained grants to improve local infrastructure, education, and community services. 

Economy

Supports legislation ensuring health care coverage for pre-existing conditions and reducing the cost of prescription medications.

Supports measures and education to combat opioid addiction.

- Supports abortion access.
- Supports legislation ensuring health care coverage for pre-existing conditions and reducing the cost of prescription medications.
- Supports measures and education to combat opioid addiction.

Healthcare

Supports affordable post-secondary education to minimize student loans.

Supports affordable higher education to minimize student loans.

Supports grants for job training to ease transitions from education to the workforce and strengthen local businesses.

Supports full funding of public schools and reducing reliance on local property taxes and earned income taxes for school funding.

Supports reducing reliance on local property taxes and earned income taxes for school funding.

- Supports affordable higher education to minimize student loans.
- Supports grants for job training to ease transitions from education to the workforce and strengthen local businesses.
- Supports reducing reliance on local property taxes and earned income taxes for school funding.

Education

Opposes fracking in the Delaware River Basin.

Supports reducing waste through the installation of water bottle filling stations in new and retrofitted public buildings. 

Supports "green energy and green jobs" and believes in finding solutions that are "both environmentally and economically sustainable."

Supports green energy and green jobs and believes in finding solutions that are both environmentally and economically sustainable.

Supports Governor Wolf's ban on leasing state park and forest land for natural gas extraction.

- Opposes fracking in the Delaware River Basin.
- Supports reducing waste through the installation of water bottle filling stations in new and retrofitted public buildings. 
- Supports green energy and green jobs and believes in finding solutions that are both environmentally and economically sustainable.
- Supports Governor Wolf's ban on leasing state park and forest land for natural gas extraction.

Energy & the Environment

Supports funding drug courts to help addicts recover instead of criminalizing them.

Advocates for funding drug courts to help addicts recover instead of criminalizing them.

Supports "sensible" gun legislation, including universal background checks, safe storage, civil responsibility for reporting lost or stolen firearms, and a no-fly/no-buy policy.

As a state representative, authored and introduced HB 360 to end child marriage in Pennsylvania, setting the minimum marriage age at 18.

As a state representative, authored legislation to end child marriage in Pennsylvania, setting the minimum marriage age at 18.

As a joint sponsor of Kayden’s Law, supports improving child custody and visitation laws to ensure the child's best interest is the top priority.

As a state representative, co-sponsored Kayden’s Law, which would ensure that the child's best interest is the top priority in child custody and visitation proceedings. 

- Advocates for funding drug courts to help addicts recover instead of criminalizing them.
- Supports gun control.
- As a state representative, authored legislation to end child marriage in Pennsylvania, setting the minimum marriage age at 18.
- As a state representative, co-sponsored Kayden’s Law, which would ensure that the child's best interest is the top priority in child custody and visitation proceedings. 

Public Safety

Supports ending gerrymandering and allowing voters to choose politicians, not the other way around.

Supports election reforms to "keep corporations out of our elections" and to make voting easier for community members.

Advocates for election reforms that will "keep corporations out of...elections" and make voting easier for community members.

- Supports ending gerrymandering.
- Advocates for election reforms that will "keep corporations out of...elections" and make voting easier for community members.

Voting & Elections

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Perry Sinclair Warren Jr.

Perry Warren is the State Representative for District 31. He was first elected in 2016 and is in his 4th term. He previously served as a member of the Newtown Borough Council for 7 years. 

As a state representative, advocated for increased funding for local businesses.

Supports detailed reporting for self-employed individuals to ensure accurate classification and representation of various business types.

Supports the Pennsylvania AFL-CIO's efforts to enhance workers' lives by advocating for fair wages, healthcare, and quality public education.

Supports the UAW and believes in the importance of unions for workers across all sectors of the economy.

Supports PSEA's role in representing labor, policy, and professional interests, bargaining for compensation and benefits, protecting members’ rights, and advocating for their professions.

Supports access to birth control and family planning.

Supports electing candidates who aim to strengthen animal cruelty laws.

Supports Humane PA, which aims to give animals a political voice in Harrisburg.

Believes the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association (PSNA) is essential for representing nurses' values in healthcare policy, saying, "PSNA matters to Pennsylvania’s leaders. Our members matter to us."

Supports the Humane PA, a non-partisan political action committee dedicated to protecting animal rights in Pennsylvania.

Believes in representing members' values with passion and integrity in public policy, and supports trusted relationships with public policy decision-makers and the medical community.

Believes in supporting local public school districts.

Supports the Pennsylvania Association of Staff Nurses and Allied Professionals, an independent union for nurses and health professionals in Pennsylvania.

Supports equal access to quality early childhood education and, as a state representative, helped pass bipartisan funding for education.

Believes in the importance of protecting children, and as a father of five, understands the significance of ensuring child safety.

Supports the Conservation Voters of PA, which elects environmentally responsible candidates, advocates for strong environmental policies, and holds officials accountable to protect community health, state beauty, and economic strength.

Supports the League of Conservation Voters' efforts to prioritize environmental values, advocate for strong environmental policies, hold officials accountable, and elect pro-environment candidates.

Supports Clean Water Action's efforts to protect public health and quality of life by addressing environmental impacts.

Supports the Sierra Club of Pennsylvania's efforts to protect the environment and educate the public on environmental impact and responsibility.

Supports increased funding for public safety.

Supports local events and community engagement.

Supports CeaseFirePA, an organization working with various leaders and community organizations to combat gun violence in Pennsylvania.

Supports measures to enhance public safety and community well-being.

Supports candidates who align with the Sierra Club's environmental values.

Supports mail-in voting and advises voters to complete and return their ballots well before the election deadline.

Supports voting rights and fair elections.

Supports fair voting rights and elections, as evidenced by his service since 2016 and participation in the 2022 legislative redistricting.

Believes in the need for legislation that protects the rights of voters and citizens.

Believes in fair legislative redistricting to ensure accurate representation, as demonstrated by Upper Makefield Township joining House District 31 in 2022.

Perry is originally from Newtown, Pennsylvania. He earned a bachelor's degree from Colgate University and a law degree from the University of North Carolina. He is married to his wife, Liz, with whom he has 5 children.

Perry Sinclair Warren Jr. is the State Representative for Pennsylvania's 31st House District. He previously served as a member of the Newtown Borough Council for seven years. He is also an attorney and business owner.

As of October 1, 2024, Perry Sinclair Warren Jr.’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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