### Biographical Information

County Lancaster

Occupation Labor Administrator

Education Bachelor's of English Language and Literature from Millersville University of Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania State Representative District 41 — VOTE411 Voter Guide

Brad Chambers has a bachelor's degree in English language and literature from Millersville University of Pennsylvania.

Brad currently works in labor administration, connecting directly with working folks and witnessing the challenges we face in today’s economy day in and day out.

Brad for PA: About

Brad Chambers currently works in labor administration.

Brad currently works in labor administration.

LANCASTER COUNTY, PA (August 20, 2025) - Brad Chambers has announced his campaign for PA HD-41 in 2026. HD-41—comprising Columbia Borough, East and West Hempfield Townships, Mountville Borough, and part of Manor Township— is recognized as Lancaster County’s most competitive State House District. Chambers previously ran in 2024 in a campaign that knocked more than 26,000 doors.

Brad Chambers Announces Campaign for Pennsylvania's 41st State House District with High-Profile Endorsements

## Brad Chambers

Running for: State House

Year: 2024

Brad Chambers - HD-41 (Lost) | Conservation Voters of Pennsylvania

Brad previously ran for State House in 2024.

2026 Pennsylvania General Election 

In the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, Brad will:

Support First-time Homebuyers Savings Accounts to help young adults and renters prepare and save for future homeownership.

Increase funding for affordable housing non-profits focused on both building and financing for first-time homebuyers and low-to-middle income families, such as the PHARE program.

Brad for PA: Affordable Housing

Support First-time Homebuyers Savings Accounts to help young adults and renters prepare and save for future homeownership.

Increase funding for affordable housing non-profits focused on both building and financing for first-time homebuyers and low-to-middle income families, such as the PHARE program.

Expand support for the Whole Home Repairs program to alleviate the administrative backlog preventing PA homeowners and landlords accessing these crucial funds.

Increase funding for affordable housing non-profits focused on both building and financing for first-time homebuyers and low-to-middle income families, such as the PHARE program.

Expand support for the Whole Home Repairs program to alleviate the administrative backlog preventing PA homeowners and landlords accessing these crucial funds.

Incentivize developers to build more affordable housing units and mixed-income neighborhoods.

Expand support for the Whole Home Repairs program to alleviate the administrative backlog preventing PA homeowners and landlords accessing these crucial funds.

Incentivize developers to build more affordable housing units and mixed-income neighborhoods.

Fight for better enforcement of laws designed to safeguard tenants’ rights, prevent unjust evictions, and protect tenants from negligent or predatory landlords.

Incentivize developers to build more affordable housing units and mixed-income neighborhoods.

Fight for better enforcement of laws designed to safeguard tenants’ rights, prevent unjust evictions, and protect tenants from negligent or predatory landlords.

Champion proven programs that support at-risk families and keep our unhoused population safe, putting them back on a path to self-sufficiency.

Supports First-time Homebuyers Savings Accounts to help young adults and renters save for homeownership.

Plans to increase funding for affordable-housing nonprofits that build and finance homes for first-time homebuyers and low- and middle-income families.

Plans to expand support for the Whole Home Repairs program and address its administrative backlog.

Plans to incentivize developers to build more affordable housing and mixed-income neighborhoods.

Plans to improve enforcement of tenant-protection laws, including protections against unjust evictions and negligent or predatory landlords.

- Supports First-time Homebuyers Savings Accounts to help young adults and renters save for homeownership.
- Plans to increase funding for affordable-housing nonprofits that build and finance homes for first-time homebuyers and low- and middle-income families.
- Plans to expand support for the Whole Home Repairs program and address its administrative backlog.
- Plans to incentivize developers to build more affordable housing and mixed-income neighborhoods.
- Plans to improve enforcement of tenant-protection laws, including protections against unjust evictions and negligent or predatory landlords.

Economy

Health Care
Brad Chambers supports single-payer healthcare for PA & lower insurance & prescription costs.

In the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, Brad will:

Brad for PA: Health Care

In the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, Brad will:

Advocate for a single-payer system that will lower healthcare costs AND render workplace negotiations less fraught in Pennsylvania.

Fight ANY attempt to take healthcare choices out of the hands of individual Pennsylvanians and put them into the hands of lawmakers.

Work to form a prescription drug review board to push for lower drug prices on behalf of all Pennsylvanians.

Fight ANY attempt to take healthcare choices out of the hands of individual Pennsylvanians and put them into the hands of lawmakers.

Work to form a prescription drug review board to push for lower drug prices on behalf of all Pennsylvanians.

Work to codify Women’s reproductive rights into the Pennsylvania Constitution.

Work to form a prescription drug review board to push for lower drug prices on behalf of all Pennsylvanians.

Work to codify Women’s reproductive rights into the Pennsylvania Constitution.

Support common-sense healthcare reform that will lessen the burden born by families to allow all Pennsylvanians to live happier, healthier lives.

Supports a single-payer health care system in Pennsylvania to lower health care costs.

Plans to form a prescription drug review board to seek lower drug prices.

Plans to write reproductive rights into the Pennsylvania Constitution.

- Supports a single-payer health care system in Pennsylvania to lower health care costs.
- Plans to form a prescription drug review board to seek lower drug prices.
- Plans to write reproductive rights into the Pennsylvania Constitution.

Healthcare

In the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, Brad will:

Evaluate the Basic Education Funding formula to make sure public schools in the 41st and all of Lancaster County get their fair share.

Brad for PA: Public Education

Public Education
Brad Chambers supports fair funding for our public schools & lower property taxes for homeowners.

In the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, Brad will:

Reduce reliance on property taxes by correcting the funding disparity that currently allows Pennsylvania to pay 10% less into K-12 education than other states.

In the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, Brad will:

Expand the PA Student Teacher Support Program, which provides an income to teachers-in-training who agree to stay and work in Pennsylvania for at least 3 years.

In the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, Brad will:

Secure funding for expanded trade and vocational training programs in Lancaster County.

Plans to evaluate the Basic Education Funding formula so District 41 and Lancaster County public schools receive their fair share.

Plans to evaluate the Basic Education Funding formula so District 41 and Lancaster County public schools "receive their fair share."

Plans to reduce reliance on property taxes for school funding by addressing disparities in state K-12 education funding.

Plans to expand the Pennsylvania Student Teacher Support Program, which pays teachers-in-training who commit to work in Pennsylvania for at least three years.

Plans to secure funding to expand trade and vocational training programs in Lancaster County.

- Plans to evaluate the Basic Education Funding formula so District 41 and Lancaster County public schools "receive their fair share."
- Plans to reduce reliance on property taxes for school funding by addressing disparities in state K-12 education funding.
- Plans to expand the Pennsylvania Student Teacher Support Program, which pays teachers-in-training who commit to work in Pennsylvania for at least three years.
- Plans to secure funding to expand trade and vocational training programs in Lancaster County.

Education

Should the state legislature enact laws concerning the impacts on water, energy, or land use from the development and operation of data centers? Would state regulation of data center development and operation interfere with the authority of municipalities to establish ordinances under the MPC (Municipal Planning Code)?
Data centers not only can harm local environments and consume water supplies, but they can raise the costs of utilities for everyone around them, putting their costs not on the company but on the residents who have built their homes in the surrounding area.
Instead of allowing unproven and potentially harmful technology to build in our neighborhoods, we should be regulating their impact on the areas they are constructed, and having them build the infrastructure needed to support the drain on local utilities. Municipalities need the support only their state legislature can provide to keep costs down and prevent unneeded burdens on their residents.

Calls for regulating data centers' environmental and utility impacts and requiring infrastructure to support the demands they place on local utilities.

- Calls for regulating data centers' environmental and utility impacts and requiring infrastructure to support the demands they place on local utilities.

Energy & the Environment

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

Public Safety

What changes, if any, would you support to enable better access, ensure security, and support the processes of our elections?
I support a robust expansion of our current election system including automatic voter registration, both early and mail-in voting, and creating a federal holiday on election day. Additionally publicly avaliable literature on all candidates along with aggressive caps on campaign spending and donations will ensure that the working class has a fair and informed say in who their candidates are.

Supports automatic voter registration, early and mail-in voting, and a federal Election Day holiday.

Supports making candidate information publicly available and caps on campaign spending and donations.

- Supports automatic voter registration, early and mail-in voting, and a federal Election Day holiday.
- Supports making candidate information publicly available and caps on campaign spending and donations.

Voting & Elections

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Brad Chambers

Supports redirecting funds from police departments to community programs.

- Plans to reduce reliance on property taxes for school funding by addressing disparities in state K-12 education funding.
- Plans to expand the Pennsylvania Student Teacher Support Program, which pays teachers-in-training who commit to work in Pennsylvania for at least three years.
- Plans to secure funding to expand trade and vocational training programs in Lancaster County.

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CRIMINAL JUSTICE & PUBLIC SAFETY

I support redirecting funds from police departments to community programs.

Did not answer

2ND AMENDMENT

What restrictions on gun ownership are needed to protect public safety?

Did not answer

Brad Chambers Candidate Profile - iVoterGuide

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