Background facts from the candidate guide: COUNTY York; OCCUPATION Retired Criminal Justice Professional/Retired Military; EDUCATION Graduate of Oxford Area High School, Honor Graduate of the U.S. Army Sergeants Major Academy, attended York College of PA, with several certifications.; QUALIFICATIONS Retired Commonwealth public servant (criminal justice), retired Command Sergeant Major, life long volunteer.

VOTE411 Candidate Guide: Krista Jean Anderson

She is a Veteran having served 28.5 years in the Army and the PA Army National Guard. She was twice deployed. She has been volunteering in her community since the age of 6 and has no plans to stop doing so. ...

Northern York Democratic Club: 2026 Primary Candidates

Krista Jean Anderson graduated from Oxford Area High School, attended York College of Pennsylvania, and is an honor graduate of the U.S. Army Sergeants Major Academy. She has volunteered in her community since age 6.

Pennsylvania State Representative District 92 - VOTE411.org

2026 Our Coordinated Campaign - Northern York Democratic Club

Occupation: Retired from the state Department of Corrections and Parole and the U.S. Army

Primary residence/municipality: Dillsburg borough

York Daily Record election preview for Pennsylvania House District 92

After years of service, Krista Anderson has retired from her Commonwealth position in criminal justice. She is a Veteran having served 28.5 years in the Army and the PA Army National Guard. She was twice deployed. She has been volunteering in her community since the age of 6 and has no plans to stop doing so. ...

Krista is retired from the state Department of Corrections and Parole and the U.S. Army. She served in the Army and Pennsylvania Army National Guard for 28.5 years.

PA 92nd state House candidates make case to voters ahead of ...

2026 Pennsylvania General Election 

What do you see as the most pressing issues facing residents of your district, and how would you address them?
Some of the more pressing issues facing residents of PA-92 include the need for: (1) Support for working families; (2) affordable healthcare, including reproductive; (3) Affordable housing; (4) Transparency in government; (5) Supporting Veterans; and (6) Protecting the environment, to name a few. Residents of York County have shared their concerns about these issues as well as others. I will address them by supporting initiatives that decrease costs, increase tax credits for families, strengthen access to healthcare including reproductive, continue funding PHARE/Act105, expanding opportunities for Veterans while honoring them, and preserving natural resources including water quality, and fighting against environmental injustices.

Supports initiatives to decrease costs and increase tax credits for families.

- Supports initiatives to decrease costs and increase tax credits for families.

Economy

Supports initiatives to expand access to healthcare, including reproductive healthcare.

- Supports initiatives to expand access to healthcare, including reproductive healthcare.

Healthcare

As of October 16, 2026, Krista Jean Anderson did not have a website or any information online.

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)?
Currently, there are no consistent statewide standards that require data centers to mitigate adverse impacts on the environment nor on the communities where data centers may be located. Proposed HB 2151 establishes standards for data center development and promotes responsible development including protecting health/wellness of nearby residents; proper siting/operations of such facilities; and supports sustainable economic development, etc. Municipalities should update their zoning and land use codes to address such facilities. In the absence of MPC ordinances that address data centers and their impact, HB 2151 will provide helpful protections. I support laws that protect people, communities, and the environment from negative impacts.

Supports preserving natural resources, including water quality, and addressing environmental injustices.

Supports the standards in House Bill 2151 for data centers to protect nearby residents, communities, and the environment from negative impacts.

- Supports preserving natural resources, including water quality, and addressing environmental injustices.
- Supports the standards in House Bill 2151 for data centers to protect nearby residents, communities, and the environment from negative impacts.

Energy & the Environment

Public Safety

What are your thoughts on the state budget process? What changes, if any, would you support so that the budget is enacted in a timely manner?
Pennsylvanians should expect that the state budget is passed and enacted timely. Any delay that creates an impasse should result in lawmakers not getting paid. I would support this change. Additionally, I support retroactive pay for lawmakers not occurring when a late budget is finally passed. I, like other Pennsylvanians, expect the budget process to occur in a collaborative, transparent, and bipartisan manner, exercising fiscal responsibility, and without the finger pointing that has been observed with prior budgets. As a former CWOPA employee, I would have been disciplined for being unproductive and not meeting deadlines. There needs to be accountability for the lack of performance by lawmakers when they fail to meet deadlines!

What changes, if any, would you support to enable better access, ensure security, and support the processes of our elections?
Evidence based resources indicate that elections in the United States are secure. Our election processes are already free, fair, transparent - results are announced publicly. This is due in great part to the many dedicated poll workers who devote their time to our electoral processes. To vote in Pennsylvania, you must meet voter registration requirements. Absentee/mail-in ballots help people who are impacted by travel or other issues that prevent them from being at a polling place on election day. I very much support initiatives that promote access for voters with disabilities. I do not support initiatives that create barriers for registered voters in Pennsylvania. Volunteer as a poll worker to see for yourself!

Supports withholding lawmakers' pay during budget impasses and preventing retroactive pay after late budgets.

Supports voting access for people with disabilities and opposes barriers that prevent registered Pennsylvania voters from voting.

- Supports withholding lawmakers' pay during budget impasses and preventing retroactive pay after late budgets.
- Supports voting access for people with disabilities and opposes barriers that prevent registered Pennsylvania voters from voting.

Voting & Elections

Krista Jean Anderson

As of October 16, 2026, Krista Jean Anderson’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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