2026 Pennsylvania General Election 

Tina Davis

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The official House biography states: “As a 1983 graduate of LaSalle University with a degree in computer science, Rep. Davis and her husband, Jim, own a small local trucking business.”

Biography | Rep. Tina Davis

The campaign biography states: “A graduate of La Salle University, Tina lives in Croydon with her husband, Jim. They are owners of a small, family trucking business. They are the proud parents of James, Taylor, and Cameron.”

About Tina

The official House biography says: “Rep. Davis is a hockey mom, loves to cook and has volunteered as a basketball coach, with the local Girl Scouts and the American Cancer Society.”

Tina Davis earned a degree in computer science from LaSalle University. She has volunteered as a basketball coach and with the local Girl Scouts and the American Cancer Society. She lives in Croydon with her husband, Jim, and has three children.

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Tina owns a small local trucking business with her husband, Jim.

The official House biography states: “In 2010, Rep. Davis was first elected to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives to serve the 141st Legislative District.”

The official House biography states: “After being elected to Bristol Township Council in 2006, Rep. Davis became council vice president and served on its finance; pension; and building, planning, and zoning committees.”

Tina was first elected to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives for the 141st Legislative District in 2010. She was elected to Bristol Township Council in 2006.

The campaign issues page says: “Elected to the legislature in 2010, Tina has focused on continued economic development programs including job creation, pay equity, property tax reform, and programs assisting families and veterans.”

Issues

- Supports job-creation programs.
- Supports pay equity.
- Supports property-tax reform.

Economy

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

Healthcare

The campaign issues page says: “She has fought time and again for sustainable funding for public education, environmental safeguards, better health care, and has vigorously defended women’s rights.”

Advocates for sustainable funding for public education.

- Advocates for sustainable funding for public education.

Education

Sponsored legislation to establish recycling at Pennsylvania Turnpike rest stops.

The 2018 endorsement page states: “In the last legislative session, Rep. Davis was the prime sponsor on bills that would establish recycling at all turnpike rest stops, increase transparency when precious wetlands are bought or sold, and increase accountability among municipal water and wastewater authorities.” The page identifies its election context as “RUNNING FOR: STATE SENATE” and “YEAR: 2018.”

Rep. Tina Davis

Sponsored legislation to increase transparency when wetlands are bought or sold.

Sponsored legislation to increase accountability among municipal water and wastewater authorities.

Introduced legislation requiring municipalities to notify residents when their floodplain status changes.

The 2024 re-election endorsement page says: “Rep. Davis was first elected to the state House in 2010, and is a member of the Climate Caucus. She has been a strong advocate for expanding water infrastructure funding, due to her district's close proximity to the Delaware River. She introduced legislation that requires municipalities to notify residents if their floodplain status has changed, to help residents prepare for possible floods.”

Tina Davis - HD-141 (Won) | Conservation Voters of Pennsylvania

Energy & the Environment

The campaign biography says: “Tina was first elected state representative in 2010, pledging to help the people of Lower Bucks County. As a state legislator, Tina authored legislation to regulate drug rehabilitation houses and stop internet revenge porn.”

Committed to limiting access to weapons for people who should not have them and addressing the ease of obtaining them.

The campaign issues page describes school-safety and firearm policy work: “Tina has been working with lawmakers, community organizations, and schools to find ways to keep our children safe while they attend school and is committed to finding the right balance in keeping weapons out of the hands of people who shouldn’t have them, addressing how easily available these weapons are to obtain, and working with local gun ownership groups to create a pathway to a safer future for our children.”

Authored legislation to regulate drug rehabilitation houses.

Authored legislation to stop “internet revenge porn.”

- Authored legislation to regulate drug rehabilitation houses.
- Authored legislation to stop “internet revenge porn.”

Public Safety

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