2026 Pennsylvania General Election 

Rick Krajewski

The Pennsylvania House Archives biography identifies Krajewski as a representative from Philadelphia County, born in New York, and lists his education and professional background.

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The Pennsylvania Commission on Sentencing biography identifies Krajewski as State Representative for the 188th district, covering portions of West and Southwest Philadelphia, and says he was elected to the State House in 2020.

Representative Rick C. Krajewski

Rick was elected to the State House in 2020.

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

Prioritizes making healthcare more affordable and insurance more accessible.

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Asked about specific healthcare policy points, Krajewski says: “The main one is access to care. We have people who just don’t go to the doctor because it’s too expensive, they have a high deductible, they’re uninsured or they’re underinsured. You have a lot of people who are gambling with their well-being because it’s less expensive. Whatever we can do to make care more affordable and make insurance more accessible is a main priority.”

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