The candidate's About page states: “A native of Allegheny County, Mihalek’s commitment to public service began early.”

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The Pennsylvania House Archives biography lists: “B.A., social sciences, University of Pittsburgh, 2004; J.D., Appalachian School of Law, 2007.”

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Natalie Mihalek earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Pittsburgh and a law degree from Appalachian School of Law.

The candidate's About page states: “In addition to her work in criminal justice, Mihalek also owned a successful small business in Upper St. Clair and was working for a large financial institution at the time of her election.”

Natalie has experience as a business owner.

The Pennsylvania House Archives biography says Mihalek was “elected to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives as a Republican in 2018; reelected to the House for 3 more consecutive terms.”

The current Pennsylvania House member page identifies Natalie Mihalek as serving “House District 40” and lists her as Republican.

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Natalie has served in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives District 40 since 2018.

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The candidate's legislation page says, “Here are pieces of legislation I am actively working on,” and lists: “HB0200 - Creates a statewide paid family and medical leave system, Family Care Act, to include a funding mechanism and eligibility and benefit guidelines.”

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The candidate's legislation page says, “Here are pieces of legislation I am actively working on,” and lists: “HB2049 - Improves worker compensation burial benefit to adjust to the Consumer Price Index.”

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