Representative Kathy L. Rapp - PA House of Representatives

Kathy Rapp lives in Warren, Pennsylvania. She is the mother of one son and two daughters and has seven grandsons.

Rapp previously worked as a community relations representative for Beverly Health Care, managing admissions and marketing for two healthcare facilities. She also worked as a compliance monitor for the Pennsylvania Department of Education and as a consultant with the Parent Education Network.

Rapp has served as a Republican member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives for District 65 since 2005.

2026 Pennsylvania General Election 

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Economy

Rapp said the court ruling would make it more difficult for the General Assembly to protect unborn children, then concluded: “Despite this ruling, I will continue to advocate for the rights of the unborn.”

Rapp Reviewing Commonwealth Court Ruling Reversing Medicaid Abortion Coverage Ban

Advocates for “the rights of the unborn.”

Supports rural healthcare funding and newborn screening for rare diseases.

- Opposes Abortion.
- Supports rural healthcare funding and newborn screening for rare diseases.

Healthcare

Supports legislation restricting transgender women and girls from participating in female sports.

- Supports legislation restricting transgender women and girls from participating in female sports.

Education

Supports natural gas development and has highlighted natural gas impact-fee funding for communities in her district.

- Supports natural gas development and has highlighted natural gas impact-fee funding for communities in her district.

Energy & the Environment

Public Safety

Voting & Elections

Facebook

Kathy L Rapp

- Advocates for “the rights of the unborn.”

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