Born and raised in O’Hara Township with her four siblings, Mandy grew up hearing stories of relatives who helped build the steel bridges spanning the Allegheny River. From her family, she learned the values of service, pride in community, and giving back. Today, she and her husband are raising their four children near where she grew up, instilling those same values.

About Mandy Steele

Mandy Steele was elected to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in 2022 to serve the 33rd Legislative District in Allegheny County. A graduate of the University of Pittsburgh and a mother of four, Mandy has founded and led two nonprofit organizations and, in 2019, became the first woman and first Democrat elected to the Fox Chapel Borough Council.

She is an active member of her Democratic Committee. Mandy has served as a student mentor for Carnegie Mellon students pursuing Engineering.

Born and raised in O’Hara Township with her four siblings, Mandy grew up hearing stories of relatives who helped build the steel bridges spanning the Allegheny River. From her family, she learned the values of service, pride in community, and giving back. Today, she and her husband are raising their four children near where she grew up, instilling those same values. Their kids help care for a small backyard farm with goats, chickens, and guinea fowl, and are learning to hunt, fish, and look out for their neighbors.

Mandy Steele is originally from O’Hara Township. She graduated from the University of Pittsburgh and has served as a student mentor for Carnegie Mellon students pursuing engineering. Mandy and her husband are raising their four children near O’Hara Township.

Mandy Steele graduated from the University of Pittsburgh. She is a married mother of four.

Mandy founded a thriving non-profit organization dedicated to green space and conservation. She runs an operation that supports West African girls in their education through goat breeding programs.

Mandy Steele runs an operation that supports West African girls’ education through goat-breeding programs. She founded a nonprofit organization dedicated to green space and conservation.

Mandy runs an operation that supports West African girls’ education through goat-breeding programs. She founded a nonprofit organization dedicated to green space and conservation.

Mandy Steele was elected to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in 2022 to serve the 33rd Legislative District in Allegheny County. A graduate of the University of Pittsburgh and a mother of four, Mandy has founded and led two nonprofit organizations and, in 2019, became the first woman and first Democrat elected to the Fox Chapel Borough Council. Before taking office, she spent years leading bipartisan efforts across more than 20 southwestern Pennsylvania communities to address environmental and public safety challenges.

Mandy was elected to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in 2022 to serve the 33rd Legislative District in Allegheny County. She was elected to the Fox Chapel Borough Council in 2019.

2026 Pennsylvania General Election 

Now more than ever, we have an incredible opportunity to create jobs and rebuild our once vibrant economy, renewing manufacturing and energy production in this region while protecting our air and water. This is an exciting time, but we will miss our chance if we do not act now. These jobs and investments will move fast. We must send representation to Harrisburg that will work to drive that investment and job creation to SWPA.

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Advocates for manufacturing and energy investment to create jobs in southwestern Pennsylvania while protecting air and water.

- Advocates for manufacturing and energy investment to create jobs in southwestern Pennsylvania while protecting air and water.

Economy

We are all entitled to basic human rights - to be educated, to earn an equal wage, to vote, to own property, to live free from violence and discrimination, to have access to good healthcare, and to be able to make decisions about our bodies. As your state representative, I will be a strong advocate for women’s rights.

HARRISBURG, June 10 – The Pennsylvania House of Representatives has approved a bill introduced by Rep. Mandy Steele, D-Allegheny, that would require health insurance to cover medically necessary home blood pressure monitors as a pregnancy-related service. “Uncontrolled high blood pressure is a serious, life threatening condition during pregnancy and the postpartum year for some mothers, and we have the ability to help them stay healthy and prevent further problems with this legislation,” Steele said. “Catching these issues early on in order to treat hypertension, both during pregnancy and after delivery, will avert serious complications for our mothers and will save lives.” According to the CDC , 5% to 10% of women suffer from high blood pressure during pregnancy, which is a 25% increase over the past two decades. The bill ( H.B. 1088 ) now goes to the Senate for consideration.

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Advocates for access to healthcare and individuals' ability to make decisions about their bodies.

Introduced House Bill 1088 to require insurance coverage of medically necessary home blood-pressure monitors during pregnancy.

- Advocates for access to healthcare and individuals' ability to make decisions about their bodies.
- Introduced House Bill 1088 to require insurance coverage of medically necessary home blood-pressure monitors during pregnancy.

Healthcare

As a mother of four children in our public schools—and a graduate of public schools myself—I understand how central education is to a child’s future. When students have a strong educational foundation, they are better prepared to reach their full potential. I believe every child in our district deserves access to a high-quality public education. As your representative, I will advocate for strong and reliable funding for our schools, support job training and workforce programs aligned with today’s economy, and work to expand affordable pathways to higher education.

Advocates for reliable school funding, job training, workforce programs, and affordable pathways to higher education.

- Advocates for reliable school funding, job training, workforce programs, and affordable pathways to higher education.

Education

Our communities are facing real environmental and economic challenges—but also real opportunities. With smart, forward-looking energy policies, our region can remain competitive, create good-paying jobs, and protect the health of our families. As a representative in Harrisburg, I will work to expand clean and reliable energy options, support workers through a responsible energy transition, and encourage innovation that strengthens the Allegheny Valley’s economy.

This week, the House adopted my HR 254 that would require the Joint State Government Commission to study the efficacy of burying electric and other utility lines in Pennsylvania. Following the April storms in Allegheny County, the time for this study is now. I will continue to fight to protect our communities against severe weather events.

Plans to expand clean, reliable energy options while supporting workers through an energy transition and encouraging regional economic innovation.

Introduced House Resolution 254 to study whether burying utility lines in Pennsylvania would be effective.

- Plans to expand clean, reliable energy options while supporting workers through an energy transition and encouraging regional economic innovation.
- Introduced House Resolution 254 to study whether burying utility lines in Pennsylvania would be effective.

Energy & the Environment

As a partner to our local police department, I understand that public safety is essential to strong, thriving communities. When the safety of our children, families, and neighbors is prioritized, communities can grow and succeed. We must continue to support local law enforcement and ensure officers have the resources, training, and tools they need to do their jobs effectively and safely. At the same time, we should focus on prevention and early intervention—especially for young people.

At the same time, we should focus on prevention and early intervention—especially for young people. That means reducing unnecessary school suspensions, expanding access to mental health counselors in schools and communities, and supporting restorative approaches that help address issues before they escalate. As your state representative, I will work to fund programs that strengthen community-based support systems while continuing to fully support and invest in our police departments.

The right to own firearms is protected, and with that right comes responsibility. Law-abiding gun owners and hunters are an important part of our outdoor heritage and play a key role in wildlife conservation. As a representative, I will support responsible gun ownership and policies that promote public safety, including background checks and reasonable waiting periods.

Wednesday was a monumental day for me and hunters all across the Commonwealth. We finally lifted the Sunday hunting ban with a bill we signed into law this week. The Pennsylvania Game Commission can now vote to allow more Sunday hunting days to be established within the state. I am honored to have led in passing this historical legislation.

Supports providing local law enforcement with resources, training, and tools, alongside prevention and early intervention for young people.

Plans to fund community-based supports, mental health counselors, restorative approaches, and police departments.

Supports background checks and waiting periods as public-safety policies alongside responsible gun ownership.

Led legislation to lift Pennsylvania's Sunday hunting ban and allow the Game Commission to establish additional Sunday hunting days.

- Supports providing local law enforcement with resources, training, and tools, alongside prevention and early intervention for young people.
- Plans to fund community-based supports, mental health counselors, restorative approaches, and police departments.
- Supports background checks and waiting periods as public-safety policies alongside responsible gun ownership.
- Led legislation to lift Pennsylvania's Sunday hunting ban and allow the Game Commission to establish additional Sunday hunting days.

Public Safety

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Mandy Steele

- Introduced House Resolution 254 to study whether burying utility lines in Pennsylvania would be effective.

- Supports background checks and waiting periods as public-safety policies alongside responsible gun ownership.
- Led legislation to lift Pennsylvania's Sunday hunting ban and allow the Game Commission to establish additional Sunday hunting days.

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