Erin is from North Dakota. She has a bachelor's degree in English and a master's degree in communication. Erin lives in Minnesota with her husband and their daughter.

Erin G Willman’s campaign for State Representative in State Assembly District 65 is her first run for public office.


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Believes enhancing infrastructure will encourage businesses to establish themselves in District 65 and provide well-paying jobs for the community.

- Believes enhancing infrastructure will encourage businesses to establish themselves in District 65 and provide well-paying jobs for the community.

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Believes large insurance companies dictate care and costs, and notes a lack of Medicaid dentists in the district, forcing poor and disabled individuals to travel to Meadville or Erie for care.

Believes District 65 has inadequate healthcare and supports incentives for young doctors to establish private practices in the area.

- Believes large insurance companies dictate care and costs, and notes a lack of Medicaid dentists in the district, forcing poor and disabled individuals to travel to Meadville or Erie for care.
- Believes District 65 has inadequate healthcare and supports incentives for young doctors to establish private practices in the area.

Healthcare

As of September 30, 2024, Erin G Willman’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Erin G Willman

Erin G. Willman works as CEO of White Cane Coffee.

Erin Willman’s campaign for State Representative in State Assembly District 65 in Pennsylvania is her first run for public office.


Believes in recognizing outstanding leadership in the business sector, as demonstrated by the Global CEO Excellence Award.

Believes all employees deserve the same Workers' Compensation protections.

Supports providing jobs to the handicapped community at a living wage.

Supports policies that promote economic growth, job creation, and fair labor practices.

Believes that "money can buy" but everyone is "one illness or accident away from bankruptcy."

Believes employers are unwilling to provide full-time or living wages to disabled individuals.

Believes the U.S. does not have "the best health care" despite common claims.

Believes access to affordable healthcare insurance is essential.

Believes access to quality education should be a fundamental right, regardless of local community wealth.

Believes a good educational system is essential for a thriving society.

Believes education should be accessible to all, including teachers, nurses, clergy, first responders, and small business owners.

Believes bullying on job sites makes some jobs unbearable.

Believes in valuing all people regardless of political affiliation and wants to hear diverse opinions on improving the district.

Believes in being a moderate who "speaks to everyone with the exception of extreme positions."

Supports measures to enhance public safety and reduce crime.

Believes "all people deserve to be treated as people" and wants to hear how "you think the district can be better."

Believes in representing all constituents, saying, "Erin speaks for everyone. Not just for the rich or well connected."

Supports enhancing public safety measures.

Believes the current voting rights and election processes are inadequate and need to be reformed.

Believes the primary would have been a low turnout.

Supports accessible voting and fair election processes.

Believes individuals with disabilities face challenges in employment due to inadequate wages and job site bullying.

Believes local voter experience is unaffected by national politics, citing no drama in recent primary elections with uncontested candidates.

Supports voting rights and fair elections.

Believes "margins matter" in elections, emphasizing the importance of every vote in primary contests.

Erin G. Willman is the CEO of White Cane Coffee, a business she started at the age of 22.

As of October 1, 2024, Erin G Willman’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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