Dawn and her husband, Tom, live in Dillsburg, PA. They have 3 children. She and her family are members of St. Joseph Parish in Mechanicsburg.

Dawn previously owned and operated a consulting firm for over 10 years.

Dawn Wetzel Keefer is a state representative in State House District 92.

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Opposes raising the minimum wage, believing it will lead to job losses.

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Opposes House Bill 972, which would prevent transgender women from competing on women's sports teams.

Supports House Bill 972, which would prevent transgender women from competing on women's sports teams.

- Supports House Bill 972, which would prevent transgender women from competing on women's sports teams.

Education

Supports state-level oversight of hospitals, requiring them to publicly list standard charges for services online.

Supports House Bill 2339, which protects patients from debt collectors and credit reporting if hospitals do not follow transparency rules.

- Supports state-level oversight of hospitals, requiring them to publicly list standard charges for services online.
- Supports House Bill 2339, which protects patients from debt collectors and credit reporting if hospitals do not follow transparency rules.

Healthcare

As of September 30, 2024, Dawn Wetzel Keefer’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Dawn Wetzel Keefer

Mark grew up in Lock Haven, PA, and earned a bachelor's degree in political science from Niagara University. He lives in Mechanicsburg with his wife, Kristal, and their 4 children.

Mark Joseph Temons II is currently a policy advisor and the chief relationship officer for Bossy Girl Leadership. He previously worked as a professional carpenter and started Temons and Co. Builders.

As of October 2, 2024, Mark Joseph Temons II’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports improving the H-2A visa program to meet the needs of agricultural employers and migrant workers.

Supports the Whole Home Repairs Act, believing it will extend home lifespans and reduce costly repairs through preventative maintenance.

Supports the Whole Home Repairs Act, which addresses housing by providing funding for home repairs and weatherization to ensure that homes remain habitable and efficient.

Supports raising the minimum wage in Pennsylvania to $15.00.

Supports collective bargaining rights for nurses and all healthcare workers.

- Supports improving the H-2A visa program to meet the needs of agricultural employers and migrant workers.
- Supports the Whole Home Repairs Act, which addresses housing by providing funding for home repairs and weatherization to ensure that homes remain habitable and efficient.
- Supports raising the minimum wage in Pennsylvania to $15.00.
- Supports collective bargaining rights for nurses and all healthcare workers.

Supports parental choice in education, including public, private, and homeschooling options, but believes charter schools receiving public funds should be regulated and not funded at the expense of public schools.

Believes charter schools receiving public funds should be regulated.

Supports funding for full-day kindergarten and reliable after-school care.

- Believes charter schools receiving public funds should be regulated.
- Supports funding for full-day kindergarten and reliable after-school care.

- Supports universal healthcare.
- Supports abortion access.

Opposes additional identification requirements for voters.

- Supports mail-in voting.
- Opposes additional identification requirements for voters.

Supports OSHA for public sector employees.

- Supports OSHA for public sector employees.

Supports the Solar for Schools legislation, a policy initiative aimed at increasing the adoption of solar energy in schools.

- Supports the Solar for Schools legislation, a policy initiative aimed at increasing the adoption of solar energy in schools.

Mark Joseph Temons II

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