Valerie graduated from college in 1989. She was a family caregiver for her husband, Bruce, and her mother, Martha.

Valerie S. Gaydos is currently a State Representative for Pennsylvania's 44th District. She previously ran successful companies, founded an information publishing company in 1994, and served as the first woman President of the Pennsylvania Angel Network. She has also worked closely with veteran-owned start-up companies and served as the Director of the PA Private Investors Network.

Valerie S. Gaydos currently serves as a state representative in Pennsylvania's 44th Legislative District. She was first elected in 2018 and is serving her 3rd term.

Introduced legislation to eliminate Pennsylvania's inheritance tax.

- Introduced legislation to eliminate Pennsylvania's inheritance tax.

Economy

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Supports expanding health care coverage by creating Association Health Plan Legislation to help small businesses and the self-insured afford and provide health insurance.

Supports expanding health care coverage by providing  small businesses and the self-insured with insurance pooling options.

Supports reducing the cost of prescription drugs.

Supports reducing healthcare costs and increasing access by implementing reforms like telemedicine and encouraging free-market competition in insurance sales.

Supports market-based healthcare reforms to reduce costs.

- Supports expanding health care coverage by providing  small businesses and the self-insured with insurance pooling options.
- Supports reducing the cost of prescription drugs.
- Supports market-based healthcare reforms to reduce costs.

Healthcare

Supports additional funding for programs for gifted students.

Supports career and technical education in addition to higher education.

- Supports additional funding for programs for gifted students.
- Supports career and technical education in addition to higher education.

Education

As of September 30, 2024, Valerie S. Gaydos’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

- Opposes additional firearm regulations.

Public Safety

Introduced House Bill 970 to update voter information by interconnecting voter registration with Pennsylvania's Department of Transportation and other agencies.

Introduced legislation to streamline voter registration by connecting government information systems.

As a state representative, introduced legislation to reduce the size of the legislature.

- Introduced legislation to streamline voter registration by connecting government information systems.
- As a state representative, introduced legislation to reduce the size of the legislature.

Voting & Elections

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Valerie S. Gaydos

Hadley was born in Pittsburgh. Hadley earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan. She is involved with the Sewickley Presbyterian Church.

Hadley has a career in marketing and communications. She previously worked with the Children’s Hospital Foundation and formed the Friends of the Hearing Center at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, where she is chair of the board.

Hadley Haas's campaign for State Representative in State Assembly District 44 is her first run for public office.


As of September 30, 2024, Hadley B Haas’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Supports the American Federation of Teachers of Pennsylvania.

- Supports the American Federation of Teachers of Pennsylvania.

Supports "common sense" gun control legislation.

- Supports "common sense" gun control legislation.

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Hadley B Haas

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