Senator Miller is a fifth-generation Allentown resident. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree from Penn State University, a master’s in public administration from the University of Pennsylvania and a master’s in law degree from Penn Carey Law School. After completing his education, he started at IBM as a project manager.

Senator Nick Miller - PA State Senate

Nick Miller is an Allentown resident. He earned a bachelor's degree from Penn State University, a master's degree in public administration from the University of Pennsylvania, and a master's degree in law from Penn Carey Law School.

Nick Miller - PA State Senate - Pennsylvania General Assembly

Nick Miller earned a bachelor's degree from Penn State University, a master's degree in public administration from the University of Pennsylvania, and a master's degree in law from Penn Carey Law School.

In 2019, he ran for the Allentown School Board and started a small business, gaining firsthand experience in the opportunities and challenges facing residents in our local communities.

Nick Miller started a small business and previously worked as a project manager at IBM.

Career

Senator Nick Miller represents Pennsylvania's 14th Senate District, which includes parts of Lehigh and Northampton Counties.

Elected in 2022 at age 27, Miller was the youngest Pennsylvanian elected to the state senate in 135 years.

Meet Nick - Nick Miller for PA

Sen. Miller will be the youngest member to serve in the Pennsylvania Senate, but he is no stranger to public service and leadership. Prior to joining the Senate, Sen. Miller served on the Allentown School Board. He was elected to the Board in 2019 and then named Vice President in 2021.

Senator Nick Miller Sworn In to Serve the 14th Senatorial District

Nick currently serves as a Pennsylvania state senator representing the 14th Senate District, which includes parts of Lehigh and Northampton Counties. He was elected to the state Senate in 2022. Nick previously served on the Allentown School Board after being elected in 2019.

Senator Nick Miller Sworn in to Serve the 14th Senatorial District

2026 Pennsylvania General Election 

In his first year, he delivered the largest tax cut for seniors in decades by expanding the Property Tax & Rent Rebate program to provide eligibility for more seniors. Through this program, his office has helped return nearly $1 million to seniors in the Lehigh Valley.

Priorities - Nick Miller for PA

Recognizing that working families are stretching their dollars more than ever, he worked with other legislators in Harrisburg to create the Working Pennsylvanians Tax Credit. This credit provides much needed relief to working parents in the Lehigh Valley – helping to make life a little easier.

Says he helped expand the Property Tax and Rent Rebate program's eligibility to more seniors.

Says he worked with other legislators to create the Working Pennsylvanians Tax Credit for working parents.

- Says he helped expand the Property Tax and Rent Rebate program's eligibility to more seniors.
- Says he worked with other legislators to create the Working Pennsylvanians Tax Credit for working parents.

Economy

A good education cultivates talents, empowers students, encourages citizenry, and develops the future workforce. With a good education, every child in Pennsylvania can lead a prosperous, fulfilling, and impactful life. But not every child in Pennsylvania has access to a good education due to the current inequitable school funding system. All Pennsylvanians have a constitutional right to high quality education regardless of their zip code. To move us closer to achieving this right, We will be introducing legislation to accelerate funding towards the most inequitably funded school districts through the Level Up funding initiative. First implemented in FY 2021-2022 and expanded in 2022-2023, Level Up supplemental funding drives funding to the 100 school districts with higher at-risk populations and lower tax bases, where the funding will be rolled into their basic education funding base going forward.

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First implemented in FY 2021-2022 and expanded in 2022-2023, Level Up supplemental funding drives funding to the 100 school districts with higher at-risk populations and lower tax bases, where the funding will be rolled into their basic education funding base going forward. Level Up will benefit 1.6M Pennsylvania households supporting approximately 109,000 of our children. For FY 2023-2024, we propose to increase Level Up funding to $400M. This would be a meaningful step forward towards more equitable school funding.

The challenges in education are ones he understands well, having joined the Allentown School Board in 2019 as one of the youngest members ever elected. “There are 500 school districts in Pennsylvania and a bipartisan formula to level up the poorest 100,” Miller said. “Both sides agree on how to do it, but only 17% of our state funding goes through the updated Fair Funding Formula. School districts like Allentown just don’t have the property value to sustain it. We need to fully implement the formula to eliminate an unjust system that has proven to be harmful to our children’s education.”

Penn State grad Nick Miller sworn in as youngest Pa. senator in 123 years

In a second term, Nick will continue to fight for Lehigh Valley schools to receive their fair share so every child has access to a high-quality education regardless of their ZIP code.

The newly elected senator intends to continue this type of thoughtful research and strategy in the Senate, particularly around education. “There is no better investment of state dollars than in education,” said Miller. “It is the foundation for success, and we need funding for both vocational institutions and colleges.”

Nick also recognizes the importance of technical education and workforce development, supporting programs for students to pursue the educational and career paths that are right for them.

To further support parents, Nick helped deliver investments in early childhood education including recruitment, retention efforts, and expansion of programming. This the workforce that working parents and families rely on to care for their children in their most formative years.

Proposes increasing Level Up funding to $400 million for school districts with higher at-risk populations and lower tax bases.

Proposed increasing funding to $400 million for school districts with higher proportions of at-risk students and smaller tax bases.

Advocates for fully implementing Pennsylvania's Fair Funding Formula to address inequitable school funding.

Supports state funding for vocational institutions, colleges, technical education, and workforce-development programs.

Says he helped deliver investments in early childhood education, including recruitment, retention, and program expansion efforts.

- Proposed increasing funding to $400 million for school districts with higher proportions of at-risk students and smaller tax bases.
- Advocates for fully implementing Pennsylvania's Fair Funding Formula to address inequitable school funding.
- Supports state funding for vocational institutions, colleges, technical education, and workforce-development programs.
- Says he helped deliver investments in early childhood education, including recruitment, retention, and program expansion efforts.

Education

As a member of the PCCD School Safety & Security Committee, Nick recognizes the importance of investing in efforts to provide mental health supports and after school programs that help keep young people safe, engaged, and in healthy environments.

Supports investments in youth mental-health supports and after-school programs.

- Supports investments in youth mental-health supports and after-school programs.

Healthcare

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

Voting & Elections

Nick drafted legislation to allow local police to use RADAR for speed enforcement after hearing from local police departments how important that would be to keep drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists safer on our roads.

He has proposed legislation to curb the use of illegal ATVs and dirt bikes on roadways and a bill to remove dangerous forever chemicals known as PFAS from firefighting foam and equipment to keep firefighters safe.

Nick believes keeping communities safe requires practical, balanced solutions and he knows that safe and vibrant communities make the Lehigh Valley a great place to live, work, and raise a family. He has delivered millions of dollars for local police, fire, and EMS so our first responders have the training, resources, and tools they need to keep us safe.

Drafted legislation to allow local police to use radar for speed enforcement.

Proposes legislation to curb illegal all-terrain vehicle and dirt-bike use on roadways.

Says he delivered funding for local police, fire, and emergency medical services training, resources, and tools.

- Drafted legislation to allow local police to use radar for speed enforcement.
- Proposes legislation to curb illegal all-terrain vehicle and dirt-bike use on roadways.
- Says he delivered funding for local police, fire, and emergency medical services training, resources, and tools.

Public Safety

Proposes removing per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances from firefighting foam and equipment to protect firefighters.

Proposed removing PFAS substances from firefighting foam and equipment to protect firefighters.

- Proposed removing PFAS substances from firefighting foam and equipment to protect firefighters.

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Proposed increasing funding to $400 million for school districts with higher at-risk populations and lower tax bases.

- Proposed increasing funding to $400 million for school districts with higher at-risk populations and lower tax bases.
- Advocates for fully implementing Pennsylvania's Fair Funding Formula to address inequitable school funding.
- Supports state funding for vocational institutions, colleges, technical education, and workforce-development programs.
- Says he helped deliver investments in early childhood education, including recruitment, retention, and program expansion efforts.

- Advocates for fully implementing Pennsylvania's Fair Funding Formula to address inequitable school funding.
- Supports state funding for vocational institutions, colleges, technical education, and workforce-development programs.
- Says he helped deliver investments in early childhood education, including recruitment, retention, and program expansion efforts.

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