Todd Crawley for PA 193rd District

After running a successful write-in campaign, Todd Crawley of Shippensburg is running to represent Adams and Cumberland counties in the race for PA 193rd District.

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## About Todd Crawley

Professional Experience

Public and Environmental Health and Safety, HACC, Director

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Todd Crawley works as director of Public and Environmental Health and Safety at HACC.

Todd Crawley works as director of Public and Environmental Health and Safety at Harrisburg Area Community College.

Republican Catherine Wallen won the special election for Pennsylvania's 193rd House District, unofficial results show. Wallen defeated Democratic candidate Todd Crawley, securing nearly 60% of the total vote. The election was held to fill the seat vacated by former Rep. Torren Ecker, who was elected as a judge in Adams County.

Results for PA House 193rd District special election in Adams County

Todd ran for Pennsylvania House District 193 in a March 2026 special election but did not win.

Results for Pa. House 193rd District special election in Adams County

2026 Pennsylvania General Election 

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

Economy

Priorities.
Support Woman’s Right to Choose
Greater State Support for Education.
Tighten reins on cyber charter schools
Seek legislation to block or place extreme limits on future data center installations
Defend the Rights of All

HD 193: Wallen, Crawley Vie to Fill Out Ecker’s Term in Pa. House

Healthcare

He also called for greater transparency and fairness in cyber charter school funding, arguing that payments for online students should better reflect actual costs. “We need greater transparency,” Crawley said, adding that funding for students learning at home should not be treated the same as funding for students educated in school buildings with staffing and utility expenses.

Crawley campaign outlines priorities ahead of March 17 special election in PA-193 - Gettysburg Connection

Supports greater state support for education.

Calls for tighter oversight and funding transparency for cyber charter schools, with payments for online students reflecting actual costs.

- Supports greater state support for education.
- Calls for tighter oversight and funding transparency for cyber charter schools, with payments for online students reflecting actual costs.

Education

“As Director of Public and Environmental Health and Safety, I was directly responsible for the well-being of 50,000 students, faculty, and staff. I don’t take that responsibility lightly. I will fight to make this state safe and livable for everyone in Pennsylvania. That goes from the individual to the environment at large. I would seek legislation to block or place extreme limits on future data center installations to protect our environment and our health.

HD 193: Dems Select Crawley as Candidate for Special Election

Environmental and land-use issues are another central focus of the campaign. Drawing on his professional background, Crawley said he has been meeting with residents and local officials about proposed data center developments across the region.

“I had a town hall the other day about data centers… we met with the community and came up with a game plan,” he said. “If I was elected, I would push for a moratorium actually for a year on data centers until we could get the ordinances and the zoning up to speed so we don’t get trampled by big business coming in.”

Proposes restricting future data-center installations, including a one-year moratorium while zoning and ordinances are updated.

- Proposes restricting future data-center installations, including a one-year moratorium while zoning and ordinances are updated.

Energy & the Environment

Public Safety

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