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Caleb McCoy

DEMOCRAT

Caleb McCoy is running for Pennsylvania State Representative, District 79.

Personal background

Caleb McCoy grew up in Altoona. He attended Penn State before earning a degree in nursing from Mount Aloysius. He met his wife, Stephanie, while attending Penn State.

Professional background

Caleb previously worked as a traveling nurse and as a registered nurse, including serving as a director of nursing. He served in the Pennsylvania Army National Guard from 2007 to 2012 and was honorably discharged.

Political background

McCoy’s run for Pennsylvania State Representative in District 79 is his first run for elected office.

Economy

Advocates for action against predatory lending and credit systems.

Supports stopping companies from charging people different prices based on their personal data or online activity.

Supports taxing corporations and billionaires to lower taxes for working-class residents.

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Healthcare

Supports keeping rural hospitals open.

Supports stopping one company or group from controlling too much of the healthcare system.

Supports abortion access.

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Education

Supports funding schools and preventing privatization of school systems.

Supports student-loan relief and expanding community-college and trade-school options.

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Energy & the Environment

Supports stopping data centers from raising energy costs.

Supports preventing privatization of water and other public services.

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Public Safety

Supports responsible gun ownership.

Supports ending laws that let police take people’s money or property without proving they did anything wrong.

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Voting & Elections

Supports protecting elections from federal interference.

Supports creating fair districts and ending gerrymandering.

Supports reforming campaign finance and removing corporate money from politics.

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