Biographical Information
COUNTY
Montour
OCCUPATION
Healthcare Social Work
EDUCATION
Associate Level Advertising Graphic Communications, NOCTI and Penn College; N.A. (2008), Dementia Care (160h), and BLS certifications, HACC; ServSafe Food Service Management, NRA
QUALIFICATIONS

VOTE411 Candidate Detail

Amber L Neidig has associate-level education in advertising graphic communications from NOCTI and Penn College.

Pennsylvania State Representative District 108 - VOTE411.org

EDUCATION
Associate Level Advertising Graphic Communications, NOCTI and Penn College; N.A. (2008), Dementia Care (160h), and BLS certifications, HACC; ServSafe Food Service Management, NRA
QUALIFICATIONS
Professional certifications and 20y experience in healthcare, hospitality management, and communications; Life-long community servant through civic and religious orgs such as Scouts, Young Explorers, New Direction (owned), Mt Pleasant UMC youth outreach, Sunbury/Evan summer volunteer program, more

Amber works in healthcare social work. She has professional experience in hospitality management and communications.

Amber L. Neidig is a Danville resident and chair of the Montour County Democratic Committee running as a Democrat for the 108th District. She has about 20 years of experience in healthcare, hospitality management and communications and serves as Mahoning Township Auditor after a write-in campaign, per The Danville News. No campaign website was found as of September 20, 2026.

Neidig vs. Stender for Pennsylvania House District 108

Amber serves as Mahoning Township auditor following a write-in campaign.

Pennsylvania House District 108: 2026 Candidates & Ballot

Amber serves as Mahoning Township auditor.

2026 Pennsylvania General Election 

My number one goal, as a mother to a son w congenital heart disease and legislator, is to remove barriers to accessible healthcare in the Susquehanna Valley so that we can be healthy enough to pursue the American Dream through higher education and contributing to the physical and moral infrastructure of our district, state of PA, and beyond. Cut out the HC middlemen, invest in education, build out PAs agricultural infrastructure while holding space for business growth.

Calls for building Pennsylvania's agricultural infrastructure while supporting business growth.

- Calls for building Pennsylvania's agricultural infrastructure while supporting business growth.

Economy

We live in the shadow of the only Level 1 Trauma hospital system in NCPA, while 15% (est 30,000 across all Geisinger systems) of local residents have restricted or no access to that care due to financial and bureaucratic barriers. My number one goal, as a mother to a son w congenital heart disease and legislator, is to remove barriers to accessible healthcare in the Susquehanna Valley so that we can be healthy enough to pursue the American Dream through higher education and contributing to the physical and moral infrastructure of our district, state of PA, and beyond. Cut out the HC middlemen, invest in education, build out PAs agricultural infrastructure while holding space for business growth.

Calls for removing healthcare intermediaries.

Wants to remove financial and bureaucratic barriers to accessible healthcare in the Susquehanna Valley.

- Calls for removing healthcare intermediaries.
- Wants to remove financial and bureaucratic barriers to accessible healthcare in the Susquehanna Valley.

Healthcare

Education

Ai and those who benefit from the ways they intend to use it absolutely need regulated. Municipalities currently hold zoning, subdivision, and land development powers granted by the general assembly in PA. I want to keep it that way.

Supports regulating artificial intelligence while preserving municipal control over zoning, subdivision, and land development.

- Supports regulating artificial intelligence while preserving municipal control over zoning, subdivision, and land development.

Energy & the Environment

As of October 16, 2026, Amber L Neidig did not have a website or any information online.

Public Safety

Am I against ID to vote? Not at all. We already use ID to register and the first time we vote at a precinct. If local election officials are not doing that, it needs dealt with at a local level, not by nationalizing and taking over elections at the federal level.

"Combatting disinformation," is the most reasonable answer to this question. The data is crystal clear - our elections are secure. Less than 1% of cast votes over TWENTY years in the USA have been fraudulent. The best thing we can do is educate the voting populace on exactly how our elections are run.

"Combatting disinformation," is the most reasonable answer to this question. The data is crystal clear - our elections are secure. Less than 1% of cast votes over TWENTY years in the USA have been fraudulent. The best thing we can do is educate the voting populace on exactly how our elections are run. Am I against ID to vote? Not at all. We already use ID to register and the first time we vote at a precinct.

Says local election officials should address election-administration issues rather than federalizing election administration.

Says elections are secure and calls for combating disinformation and educating voters about election administration.

Does not oppose voter identification requirements, noting identification is used for registration and first-time precinct voting.

- Says local election officials should address election-administration issues rather than federalizing election administration.
- Says elections are secure and calls for combating disinformation and educating voters about election administration.
- Does not oppose voter identification requirements, noting identification is used for registration and first-time precinct voting.

Voting & Elections

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Amber L Neidig

- Wants to remove financial and bureaucratic barriers to accessible healthcare in the Susquehanna Valley.

As of October 16, 2026, Amber L Neidig’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- Says elections are secure and calls for combating disinformation and educating voters about election administration.
- Does not oppose voter identification requirements, noting identification is used for registration and first-time precinct voting.

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