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Nicole was born and raised in Pleasant Hills, Pennsylvania. She is married and has two sons. 

Nicole Stoicovy-Ruscitto currently serves as a Town Council Member in Jefferson Hills. She was first elected in 2020 and is serving her first term. 

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Supports raising wages and the minimum wage to ensure working families can afford basic necessities, despite low unemployment rates in Pennsylvania.

Supports raising wages "across the board", including the minimum wage to ensure working families can afford basic necessities, despite unemployment rates being at "one of the lowest levels in PA history".

Supports paid sick and family leave, affordable childcare, universal preschool programs, and cost-of-living assistance programs.

Supports paid sick and family leave, universal preschool programs, cost-of-living assistance programs, and access to affordable childcare. 

- Supports raising wages "across the board", including the minimum wage to ensure working families can afford basic necessities, despite unemployment rates being at "one of the lowest levels in PA history".
- Supports paid sick and family leave, universal preschool programs, cost-of-living assistance programs, and access to affordable childcare. 

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Supports a "new fair-funding formula" for public education and opposes diverting funds to "unaccountable, failing charter schools."

Wants to establish a "new fair-funding formula" for public education and opposes diverting funds to "unaccountable, failing charter schools."

- Wants to establish a "new fair-funding formula" for public education and opposes diverting funds to "unaccountable, failing charter schools."

Education

Supports access to abortion and protecting reproductive rights.

Supports access to abortion and reproductive healthcare. 

Plans to hold insurance and drug companies accountable for "skylarking prices and surprise billing" in an effort to reduce healthcare costs and make coverage affordable for everyone.

Plans to hold insurance and drug companies accountable for "skyrocketing prices and surprise billing". 

Advocates for reducing healthcare costs to ensure coverage is affordable for all.

- Supports access to abortion and reproductive healthcare. 
- Plans to hold insurance and drug companies accountable for "skyrocketing prices and surprise billing". 
- Advocates for reducing healthcare costs to ensure coverage is affordable for all.

Healthcare

As of September 30, 2024, Nicole Stoicovy-Ruscitto’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Nicole Stoicovy-Ruscitto

Nicole is from Pennsylvania. She is married with two sons. 

Supports lowering everyday costs and raising wages.

Supports "raising wages and lowering your cost of living."

Believes every working family deserves the "freedom to afford their rent, groceries, and utilities every month."

- Supports raising wages and the minimum wage to ensure working families can afford basic necessities, despite low unemployment rates in Pennsylvania.
- Supports paid sick and family leave, affordable childcare, universal preschool programs, and cost-of-living assistance programs.

Supports public education and advocates for students and teachers.

Believes in the importance of strong community ties in education, drawing on her experience as an educator and coach.

Believes in the importance of public education, as demonstrated by her 27-year career as a public educator.

- Supports a "new fair-funding formula" for public education and opposes diverting funds to "unaccountable, failing charter schools."

Supports access to abortion and reproductive healthcare services.

- Supports access to abortion and protecting reproductive rights.
- Plans to hold insurance and drug companies accountable for "skylarking prices and surprise billing" in an effort to reduce healthcare costs and make coverage affordable for everyone.

Believes in fair representation, with Senate District 37 encompassing the suburbs of North Hills and South Hills.

Endorsed by the Arizona State Troopers Association.

As a councilwoman, worked on "protecting public health."

Believes in the values of hard work, resilience, and solidarity.

Believes in strong community advocacy and education to enhance public safety.

Believes in strong community service to enhance public safety.

Believes in embodying the hardworking spirit of Western Pennsylvania.

Believes in strong community ties and support for local families, emphasizing the importance of public safety for residents in Jefferson Hills.

Supports environmental conservation and sustainable energy practices.

Nicole is from Pennsylvania. She earned a bachelor's degree in nutrition and dietetics from the University of Pittsburgh and a master's degree in clinical nutrition from Marywood University. Nicole lives in Pittsburgh with her husband and their daughter.

Nicole Stoicovy-Ruscitto has a 27-year career as a public educator and has served as a councilwoman.

Nicole Stoicovy-Ruscitto currently serves as a member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives for District 46. She was elected in 2022 and is serving her first term.

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