Dan has been a dedicated resident of Chester County for more than three decades and understands the needs of his neighbors, ranging from infants to seniors and employees to retirees.

Rep. Dan Williams's Biography

He holds a Bachelor of Science in Urban Ministry from Geneva College and a Doctor of Ministry from MISSIO Seminary. Dan and his wife, Baleria, have three children and three grandchildren.

Dan Williams - Chester County Democratic Committee

A graduate of Geneva College and Biblical Seminary in Hatfield, Pa., Dan knows the value of a quality education. He also runs the Willia Mae Williams Memorial Scholarship Fund, named after his late mother, with his family, which awards merit scholarships to young people based on academic achievement.

Rep. Dan Williams - Pennsylvania House Democratic Caucus

Dan Williams grew up in West Philadelphia and graduated from Overbrook High School. He earned a bachelor’s degree in management from Geneva College, a Master of Divinity, and a Doctor of Ministry from Biblical Theological Seminary. He lives in Chester County with his wife, Baleria, and has three children and three grandchildren.

He's been both a devoted Senior Pastor of New Life in Christ Fellowship Church in Coatesville and a passionate community leader for more than 25 years.

As a former UPS supervisor and Teamster member, Dan knows first-hand the importance of unions to ensuring the working class earns a family sustaining wage, has access to affordable healthcare, and is afforded proper protections on the job.

Dan works as a senior pastor at New Life in Christ Fellowship Church in Coatesville. He previously worked as a supervisor for UPS and was a member of the Teamsters.

Rep. Dan Williams's Biography

Dan Williams was elected as the state representative for the 74th Legislative District in November 2018.

Williams has served as the Democratic representative for Pennsylvania House District 74 since 2019. He is running for re-election in 2026.

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Supports protecting labor unions, collective bargaining, and workers against retaliation.

- Supports protecting labor unions, collective bargaining, and workers against retaliation.

Economy

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

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He's been both a devoted Senior Pastor of New Life in Christ Fellowship Church in Coatesville and a passionate community leader for more than 25 years. During that time, he's spearheaded initiatives to:
* Get illegal guns off the street through a "Guns for Amnesty Program;"
* Improve community-police relations by providing a forum to open the lines of communication;

Wants to get illegal guns off the street.

Supports improved police training in community and cultural awareness, implicit bias, recognizing child abuse, and de-escalation

Supports improving relationships between police and local communities.

- Wants to get illegal guns off the street.
- Supports improved police training in community and cultural awareness, implicit bias, recognizing child abuse, and de-escalation
- Supports improving relationships between police and local communities.

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