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John Patrick Flood Jr

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John Patrick Flood Jr is running for Pennsylvania State Representative, District 87.

Personal background

John holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Memphis. He lives in Walden with his wife and their 4 children. He serves as president of the Parent Teacher Association, coaches youth sports, and volunteers as an astronomy and astrophysics teacher.

Professional background

John works as a software engineering manager at Assurant. He previously worked as an applications manager at ES3 and a systems manager at Rite Aid. He also served in the US Navy.

Political background

John Flood's campaign for State Representative in State Assembly District 87 is his first run for public office.

Economy

Supports providing property tax relief.

Supports raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour and adjusting it annually based on the Social Security Inflation Index.

Supports allowing workers to organize and collectively bargain.

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Healthcare

Supports abortion access.

Supports access to contraception.

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Education

Wants to change the school funding formula and hold charter schools to the same standards as public schools.

Supports develop grants to help modernize schools.

Plans to increase teacher pay through grants and debt forgiveness.

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Energy & the Environment

As of September 30, 2024, John Patrick Flood Jr’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Public Safety

Believes addressing gun violence requires support for "evidence-based" programs" aimed at preventing gun fatalities.

Supports LGBTQ+ rights.

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Voting & Elections

Wants to restore voting rights to felons who served their full sentence.

Supports allowing 17-year-olds to pre-register to vote and same-day voter registration.

Supports providing funding for counties to update outdated election equipment.

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