Ballotpedia: Ryan Warner

Ryan is a native of Fayette County. He earned a bachelor's degree in communications from The Pennsylvania State University.

Ryan previously worked at Siemens Industry as a project controller and started his career in a sawmill for the family logging business.

Ryan Warner currently serves as the State Representative for State Assembly District 52. He was first elected in 2014 and is serving his 5th term.

Supports efforts to reduce government spending and cut property taxes.

- Supports efforts to reduce government spending and cut property taxes.

Economy

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Supports the legalization of medical marijuana in Pennsylvania to treat specific ailments and hopes it will help reduce prescription painkiller addiction.

Supports the legalization of medical marijuana.

- Supports the legalization of medical marijuana.

Healthcare

As of September 30, 2024, Ryan James Warner’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Education

Supports legislation to expand hunting and fishing.

- Supports legislation to expand hunting and fishing.

Energy & the Environment

Public Safety

Supports maintaining voter rolls and implementing voter ID laws.

- Supports maintaining voter rolls and implementing voter ID laws.

Voting & Elections

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Ryan James Warner

Ryan is a native of Fayette County. He earned a bachelor's degree in communications from Penn State University.

Ryan Warner currently serves as the state representative for State Assembly District 52. He was first elected in 2014 and is serving his 5th term.

Supports addressing concerns raised by Westmoreland Conservation District Board Chairman Ronald Rohall regarding the House-approved budget revenue plan, also known as the Taxpayer Protection Plan.

Believes the governor is violating basic budgeting rules by overspending and using one-time funds, which will likely lead to tax increases for individuals, families, and employers.

Supports assisting with property tax and rent rebate applications.

Believes addressing the "Digital Divide in Rural Pennsylvania" is crucial for economic development and connectivity.

Supports increasing property tax rebates for seniors and disabled individuals.

Believes in replacing the current system for determining business operations with one based on federal guidelines.

Supports designating memorial highways to honor fallen officers.

Supports expanding broadband and cell coverage in rural areas.

Supports ending the governor's state of emergency for the COVID pandemic.

Believes in regularly checking basic eligibility for Medicaid, including residency and death records.

Plans to improve oversight of Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) cards to combat welfare fraud and abuse.

Supports the "Bill to Protect Personal Liberties in Health Care Decisions."

Supports funding for local schools, including Musser Elementary.

Supports education initiatives for veterans.

Supports funding for local volunteer fire companies, including the South Connellsville Volunteer Fire Company, which received $13,061.55.

Supports funding for local volunteer fire departments, including a $13,256.07 donation to the Tower Hill 2 Volunteer Fire Department.

Supports the "Bill to Increase Transparency for State-Related Universities," which passed the House.

Supports the development of renewable energy sources.

Supports environmental conservation and energy efficiency.

Believes in addressing the impact of energy policies on Pennsylvania residents' energy bills.

Supports Tom Wolf’s efforts to enroll Pennsylvania in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), a market-based program to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the power sector.

Supports educating residents on Pennsylvania’s concealed carry laws and the Castle Doctrine.

Supports funding for local fire departments, including the Smock Volunteer Fire Department, which received $15,000.

Supports safe driving for seniors and hosted a Seniors for Safe Driving Seminar.

Believes Senate Bill 613 is a "solid first step" to restore normalcy in Pennsylvania, supporting its passage by the state House.

Supports requiring law enforcement officers to report individuals they believe are not legally present in the U.S. to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

Believes sexual crimes against children inflict "unimaginable trauma" and supports ensuring punishments reflect the crime's "absolute horror."

Supports Rep. Ryan Warner's (R-Fayette) legislation to impose the death penalty for child rape or sexual assault.

Supports Pennsylvania State Representative Ryan Warner.

Supports providing federal funding to local volunteer fire departments.

Supports the Georgia House of Representatives.

Supports the efforts of Reps. Eric Davanzo, Eric Nelson, David Rowe, and Ryan Warner in voting rights and elections.

Believes the House Democrat majority silenced millions of Pennsylvanians through "late-night procedural maneuvers."

Ryan earned a bachelor's degree in communications from Penn State University.

Ryan James Warner is a state representative for the 52nd Legislative District in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. Prior to his election, he worked at Siemens Industry as a project controller and started his career in a sawmill for the family logging business.

As of October 1, 2024, Ryan James Warner’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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