2026 Pennsylvania General Election 

Jeanne McNeill

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Jeanne McNeill was elected to serve the 133rd Legislative District in 2017. Although born and raised in Bethlehem, she has lived in the 133rd District for over 27 years, having raised two daughters, Kathleen and Shannon, along with her husband, the late state representative of the 133rd District Daniel McNeill. [...] Jeanne lives in Whitehall Township, and spends her free time with her daughters and grandchildren Kenzie, Isabelle, and Lincoln. She attends community events as her schedule permits.

Rep. Jeanne McNeill's Biography

Rep. Jeanne McNeill - Pennsylvania House Democratic Caucus

For the past 14 years, she has been employed by CLIU 21 as a skills trainer teaching job skills, independence, and life skills to young adults with disabilities in order to give them the independence, self-esteem and opportunity they need to become productive members of society. Before becoming a skills trainer, Jeanne was employed by Parkland High School in the College Resource Room, assisting students with the difficult selection of which college to attend as well as their field of study.

Jeanne McNeill was elected to serve the 133rd Legislative District in 2017. Although born and raised in Bethlehem, she has lived in the 133rd District for over 27 years, having raised two daughters, Kathleen and Shannon, along with her husband, the late state representative of the 133rd District Daniel McNeill.

Jeanne was elected as the state representative for the 133rd Legislative District in 2017.

Prime Sponsor

Representative Jeanne McNeill
D House District 133

Short Title

An Act amending the act of June 2, 1915 (P.L.736, No.338), known as the Workers' Compensation Act, in liability and compensation, further providing for compensation for cancer in the occupation of firefighter.

House Bill 2191 Information; 2025-2026 Regular Session - The Official Website of the Pennsylvania General Assembly

Economy

As of October 16, 2026, Jeanne McNeill’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

Education

House Bill 2714 identifies McNeill as a prime sponsor. Section 9113 provides: “Before the finalization of the sale, lease or transfer of commercial real property with an onsite well, the seller shall disclose, in a signed and dated writing to the buyer, the need for a well inspection and testing to monitor for bacteria, nitrates, contaminants, volatile organic compounds and other substances in accordance with testing standards prescribed by the department.”

House Bill 2714 Information; 2025-2026 Regular Session - The Official Website of the Pennsylvania General Assembly

As a state representative, sponsored HB 2714 to require sellers of commercial properties with on-site wells to disclose the need for water testing.

- As a state representative, sponsored HB 2714 to require sellers of commercial properties with on-site wells to disclose the need for water testing.

Energy & the Environment

House Bill 2219 lists Representative Jeanne McNeill as its prime sponsor. Its memo subject is: “Prohibiting All License Plate Obstruction Devices.” The bill amends vehicle-registration and offense provisions, including provisions concerning the use of a registration plate flipping device.

House Bill 2219 Information; 2025-2026 Regular Session - The Official Website of the Pennsylvania General Assembly

As a state representative, sponsored HB 2219 to prohibit license-plate obstruction devices.

- As a state representative, sponsored HB 2219 to prohibit license-plate obstruction devices.

Public Safety

Said she would review Act 77 election reforms and support funding for future reforms to communicate changes and provide voter access.

If elected, what election reforms would you support to ensure that all citizens who want to vote are able to securely, privately and independently cast a ballot?

Response: I believe the automations put into place in recent years in PA, as well as the reforms passed in act 77 address many of the issues being addressed in the Federal “For the People Act” in the US Senate, Such as online voter registration, no excuse mail in voting and extending the deadline for mail in and absentee ballots to Election Day. As this is the first election with the new reforms, compounded by the current health crisis, I would like to review what worked well & what needs improvement to ensure a smooth, clear process for voters. Any reforms moving forward should have funding in the state budget to clearly communicate the reforms and easy access for voters.

Jeanne McNeill (D) | The Morning Call

Voting & Elections

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