Vann grew up in West Philadelphia and attended the city’s public schools. As a young mother, she worked several jobs to provide for her two children while facing the housing instability that many working families know all too well. In 2022, she founded a media company dedicated to telling the stories that politicians ignore and launched a youth mentoring program to give Philadelphia’s next generation a platform to learn and grow.

West Philadelphia Native Tiffany Vann Announces Campaign for State Representative

Tiffany Vann Brown grew up in West Philadelphia. She attended Philadelphia public schools. She has two children.

Her work in media led to coverage opportunities with both President Biden and President Trump. She went on to lead grassroots teams across Philadelphia for Americans for Prosperity, educating communities on state legislation and mobilizing voters to hold elected officials accountable. She has been a consistent presence at protests and community actions, advocating for policies that support working families and small business owners.

Tiffany founded a media company. She later led grassroots teams across Philadelphia for Americans for Prosperity.

Tiffany Vann Brown’s run for Pennsylvania State Representative in District 192 is her first run for elected office.

2026 Pennsylvania General Election 

What Tiffany Will Do:

Fight for alternative revenue sources to reduce the property tax burden on homeowners
Demand fair and accurate property assessments—no more inflated valuations that crush working families
Expand access to property tax relief programs for seniors, low-income residents, and longtime homeowners
Protect legacy residents from being pushed out by rising costs in gentrifying neighborhoods
Ensure that community development benefits the people already living there—not just developers

Priorities | Tiffany Vann for State Representative

What Tiffany Will Do:

Fight for wages that actually match the cost of living—not just a minimum wage increase, but real, sustainable pay for working families
Introduce legislation to strengthen overtime protections and close loopholes that let employers misclassify workers
Push for paid family and medical leave so no one has to choose between caring for a sick child and losing a paycheck
Hold big corporations accountable for paying fair wages instead of padding executive bonuses
Reduce wage gaps and ensure equal pay for equal work

What Tiffany Will Do:

Provide accessible funding opportunities for startups and struggling small businesses.
Reduce permit delays and simplify licensing processes.
Prioritize support for minority-owned, women-owned, and veteran-owned businesses.
Create “pop-up shop” opportunities so entrepreneurs can test ideas at lower cost.

What Tiffany Will Do:

Support stronger laws with harsher consequences for repeat violent offenders.
Repurpose abandoned buildings, parks, and vacant lots.
Improve street lighting, public spaces, and neighborhood infrastructure to help create safer communities
Expand access to quality jobs and trade skill training
Small Business Revitalization

Advocates for alternative revenue sources to reduce homeowners' property-tax burden.

Advocates for wages that match the cost of living for working families.

Proposes legislation to strengthen overtime protections and close loopholes that allow employers to misclassify workers.

Advocates for paid family and medical leave.

Calls for holding large corporations accountable for paying fair wages.

Supports reducing wage gaps and ensuring equal pay for equal work.

Plans to provide accessible funding opportunities for startups and struggling small businesses.

Plans to reduce permit delays and simplify licensing processes.

Prioritizes support for minority-owned, women-owned, and veteran-owned businesses.

Plans to create pop-up shop opportunities for entrepreneurs to test business ideas at a lower cost.

Plans to expand access to quality jobs and trade-skill training.

Calls for fair and accurate property assessments.

Plans to expand property-tax relief programs for seniors, low-income residents, and longtime homeowners.

Plans to protect longtime residents from displacement by rising costs in gentrifying neighborhoods.

Plans to ensure community development benefits current residents as well as developers.

- Advocates for alternative revenue sources to reduce homeowners' property-tax burden.
- Advocates for wages that match the cost of living for working families.
- Proposes legislation to strengthen overtime protections and close loopholes that allow employers to misclassify workers.
- Advocates for paid family and medical leave.
- Calls for holding large corporations accountable for paying fair wages.
- Supports reducing wage gaps and ensuring equal pay for equal work.
- Plans to provide accessible funding opportunities for startups and struggling small businesses.
- Plans to reduce permit delays and simplify licensing processes.
- Prioritizes support for minority-owned, women-owned, and veteran-owned businesses.
- Plans to create pop-up shop opportunities for entrepreneurs to test business ideas at a lower cost.
- Plans to expand access to quality jobs and trade-skill training.
- Calls for fair and accurate property assessments.
- Plans to expand property-tax relief programs for seniors, low-income residents, and longtime homeowners.
- Plans to protect longtime residents from displacement by rising costs in gentrifying neighborhoods.
- Plans to ensure community development benefits current residents as well as developers.

Economy

As of October 16, 2026, Tiffany Vann Brown’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

What Tiffany Will Do:

Fight for adequate funding to keep neighborhood schools open and thriving
Demand accountability for how school budgets are spent—every dollar should reach the classroom
Create transparent reporting systems to identify and fix safety hazards in school buildings
Push for curriculum improvements that actually prepare students for the future
Support teachers with the resources they need to do their jobs

Advocates for adequate funding to keep neighborhood schools open and operating.

Calls for accountability in school budgeting so funding reaches classrooms.

Plans to create transparent reporting systems for identifying and fixing school-building safety hazards.

Advocates for curriculum improvements that prepare students for the future.

Supports providing teachers the resources they need to do their jobs.

- Advocates for adequate funding to keep neighborhood schools open and operating.
- Calls for accountability in school budgeting so funding reaches classrooms.
- Plans to create transparent reporting systems for identifying and fixing school-building safety hazards.
- Advocates for curriculum improvements that prepare students for the future.
- Supports providing teachers the resources they need to do their jobs.

Education

Energy & the Environment

What Tiffany Will Do:

Support stronger laws with harsher consequences for repeat violent offenders.
Repurpose abandoned buildings, parks, and vacant lots.
Improve street lighting, public spaces, and neighborhood infrastructure to help create safer communities
Expand access to quality jobs and trade skill training

Plans to repurpose abandoned buildings, parks, and vacant lots.

Supports stronger laws with harsher penalties for repeat violent offenders.

Plans to improve street lighting, public spaces, and neighborhood infrastructure to promote safer communities.

- Plans to repurpose abandoned buildings, parks, and vacant lots.
- Supports stronger laws with harsher penalties for repeat violent offenders.
- Plans to improve street lighting, public spaces, and neighborhood infrastructure to promote safer communities.

Public Safety

Voting & Elections

Twitter

Facebook

Instagram

Tiffany Vann Brown

- Advocates for wages that match the cost of living for working families.
- Proposes legislation to strengthen overtime protections and close loopholes that allow employers to misclassify workers.
- Advocates for paid family and medical leave.
- Calls for holding large corporations accountable for paying fair wages.
- Supports reducing wage gaps and ensuring equal pay for equal work.
- Plans to provide accessible funding opportunities for startups and struggling small businesses.
- Plans to reduce permit delays and simplify licensing processes.
- Prioritizes support for minority-owned, women-owned, and veteran-owned businesses.
- Plans to create pop-up shop opportunities for entrepreneurs to test business ideas at a lower cost.
- Plans to expand access to quality jobs and trade-skill training.
- Calls for fair and accurate property assessments.
- Plans to expand property-tax relief programs for seniors, low-income residents, and longtime homeowners.
- Plans to protect longtime residents from displacement by rising costs in gentrifying neighborhoods.
- Plans to ensure community development benefits current residents as well as developers.

- Supports stronger laws with harsher penalties for repeat violent offenders.
- Plans to improve street lighting, public spaces, and neighborhood infrastructure to promote safer communities.

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