2026 Pennsylvania General Election 

Jeff Warren

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Born and raised in Easton and Forks Township, my life story is rooted in the values of hard work, service, and equal opportunity.

Jeff Warren for PA — About Jeff

I earned my bachelor’s degree from Penn State University and later a master’s degree from Kutztown University.

I live in Bethlehem Township with my wife, Michelle, an elementary school counselor in the Nazareth Area School District, and our identical twin daughters, Addison and Abbigail.

Jeff Warren was born in Easton and raised in Forks Township. He earned a bachelor's degree from Penn State University and a master's degree from Kutztown University. He lives with his wife, Michelle, and their two daughters.

After college, I spent more than 13 years in State Senator Lisa Boscola’s office, helping constituents navigate government services and advocating for Northampton County.

Since 2018, I have worked as Director of Community Outreach for CASA SHaW, a nonprofit that supports children in foster care by training and empowering community volunteers.

I also host The Philadelphia Sports Table Podcast Show, the longest-running Philadelphia sports podcast.

Jeff currently works as director of community outreach for CASA SHaW, a nonprofit that supports children in foster care. He also hosts The Philadelphia Sports Table Podcast Show. Previously, he worked in State Senator Lisa Boscola's office.

I now serve as a Northampton County Commissioner, where I have protected our open lands and helped build a thriving economy and community right here.

On the Hanover Township Board of Supervisors, I worked to preserve the community pool and saved preschool programs during the COVID-19 pandemic.

When I was elected to Easton City Council in 2007, I helped redevelop the Simon Silk Mill, secured funding for the Easton Public Market, and strengthened our police and fire departments.

Jeff currently serves as a Northampton County commissioner. He also served on the Hanover Township Board of Supervisors and was elected to Easton City Council in 2007.

Jeff on the Issues

Lower the Cost of Living: I will work to bring down the cost of essentials, from groceries to housing to health care, by passing legislation that directly addresses constituent concerns about the affordability crisis.  

Fairly Fund Our Local Schools: I will bring more state funding into our public schools, giving all our kids better opportunities and lowering the property tax burden on homeowners.

Jeff Warren for PA — Issues

Bring Back Housing Attainability: I will implement new policies and bring in new funding that will make housing more attainable for all members of our community.

Boost Funding for Public Safety & First Responders: We must ensure our police, fire departments, and EMS have the tools they need.

Boost Funding for Public Safety & First Responders: We must ensure our police, fire departments, and EMS have the tools they need.

Fight for Working Families and Unions: I stand for the rights of unions and their members’ families, and will be firm against right-to-work policies and other legislation that threatens our right to collectively bargain.

Increase Access to Affordable and Quality Healthcare: I will work to make sure all Pennsylvanians have the right to affordable, quality healthcare, regardless of where they live, where they came from, and who they are.

Plans to hold price-gouging corporations accountable and ensure they pay their fair share in taxes.

Even the Playing Field: I will hold greedy, price-gouging corporations accountable from Harrisburg, making sure they pay their fair share in taxes and work to benefit our communities, not exploit it.

Bring Back Housing Attainability: I will implement new policies and bring in new funding that will make housing more attainable for all members of our community.

Plans to pass legislation aimed at lowering the cost of essentials, including groceries, housing, and health care.

Proposes new policies and funding to make housing more attainable.

Opposes right-to-work policies and other legislation that threatens collective bargaining rights.

- Plans to pass legislation aimed at lowering the cost of essentials, including groceries, housing, and health care.
- Proposes new policies and funding to make housing more attainable.
- Opposes right-to-work policies and other legislation that threatens collective bargaining rights.

Economy

Fight for Working Families and Unions: I stand for the rights of unions and their members’ families, and will be firm against right-to-work policies and other legislation that threatens our right to collectively bargain.

Increase Access to Affordable and Quality Healthcare: I will work to make sure all Pennsylvanians have the right to affordable, quality healthcare, regardless of where they live, where they came from, and who they are.

Help us make this a reality!

Plans to expand access to affordable, quality health care for all Pennsylvanians.

- Plans to expand access to affordable, quality health care for all Pennsylvanians.

Healthcare

Fairly Fund Our Local Schools: I will bring more state funding into our public schools, giving all our kids better opportunities and lowering the property tax burden on homeowners.

Preserve Open Space and Farmland: I will continue working with local communities to preserve as much farmland and open space as possible, protecting our agriculture and natural resources from those who seek to destroy it.

Plans to increase state funding for public schools and lower homeowners’ property-tax burden.

- Plans to increase state funding for public schools and lower homeowners’ property-tax burden.

Education

Preserve Open Space and Farmland: I will continue working with local communities to preserve as much farmland and open space as possible, protecting our agriculture and natural resources from those who seek to destroy it.

Boost Funding for Public Safety and First Responders: I will bring in funding to make sure our police, fire departments, and EMS have the tools they need to protect our community and stay safe while doing it.

Plans to rein in warehouse overdevelopment.

Now I’m running for State Representative because I believe Northampton County deserves a real voice for working families, not special interests.

In Harrisburg, I will work to fully fund public education, rein in warehouse overdevelopment, expand access to attainable housing, and stand up for working families and unions – always putting people first.

Plans to work with local communities to preserve farmland and open space.

- Plans to work with local communities to preserve farmland and open space.

Energy & the Environment

Preserve Open Space and Farmland: I will continue working with local communities to preserve as much farmland and open space as possible, protecting our agriculture and natural resources from those who seek to destroy it.

Boost Funding for Public Safety and First Responders: I will bring in funding to make sure our police, fire departments, and EMS have the tools they need to protect our community and stay safe while doing it.

Even the Playing Field: I will hold greedy, price-gouging corporations accountable from Harrisburg, making sure they pay their fair share in taxes and work to benefit our communities, not exploit it.

Plans to secure funding for police, fire departments, and emergency medical services.

- Plans to secure funding for police, fire departments, and emergency medical services.

Public Safety

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

Voting & Elections

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