Born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland, Thomas has had family rooted in Pennsylvania since 1997.

About

2003

Fresh out of high school and ready to work

2021

Moved to Pennsylvania, planting roots in the community

2022

Worked as a dump truck driver, earning an honest living

Thomas Johnson was born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland, and moved to Pennsylvania in 2021.

2021

Moved to Pennsylvania, planting roots in the community

2022

Worked as a dump truck driver, earning an honest living

2022

Worked as a dump truck driver, earning an honest living

2024

Started working in in-home healthcare, serving those in need

2026

Running for Pennsylvania State Senate, District 28

Thomas Johnson currently works in home health care. He previously worked as a dump truck driver.

2026 Pennsylvania General Election 

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### Economy & Jobs
Revitalizing local industry
Supporting small businesses, attracting new industry, and ensuring fair wages for every worker in District 28.

Thomas Johnson for Senate

### Standing with Labor
Unions gave us the weekend, fair wages, and safe workplaces. Thomas will always stand on the side of organized labor, first responders, and every worker who keeps our communities running.

Supports small businesses, attracting new industry, and fair wages for workers in District 28.

Supports organized labor, first responders, and workers.

- Supports small businesses, attracting new industry, and fair wages for workers in District 28.
- Supports organized labor, first responders, and workers.

Economy

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### Education
Investing in our children
Fully funding our public schools, expanding vocational programs, and making higher education accessible.

Supports fully funding public schools, expanding vocational programs, and making higher education accessible.

- Supports fully funding public schools, expanding vocational programs, and making higher education accessible.

Education

### Healthcare for All
Committed to protecting and expanding access to quality healthcare—championing our healthcare workers and ensuring every person, including LGBTQ+ Pennsylvanians, receives dignified, equal care.

Committed to protecting and expanding quality healthcare access, including equal care for LGBTQ+ Pennsylvanians.

- Committed to protecting and expanding quality healthcare access, including equal care for LGBTQ+ Pennsylvanians.

Healthcare

What changes, if any, would you support to enable better access, ensure security, and support the processes of our elections?
Data security from hackers on voting systems. More security at the voting areas to keep potential influencers from bartering the voters like in 2024. Keeping a close eye on this will help insure that voting is secure and safe. Also runs smooth.

Vote411 race detail

### Radical Transparency
Thomas promises to be honest about the legislative process, clearly outlining what can be achieved and holding accountable those who stand in the way of progress.

Calls for data security in voting systems and more security at voting locations.

Pledges to clearly explain the legislative process and what can be achieved.

- Calls for data security in voting systems and more security at voting locations.
- Pledges to clearly explain the legislative process and what can be achieved.

Voting & Elections

### Honoring Those Who Serve
Thomas is a proud supporter of our veterans and their healthcare, union workers who built this country, and the brave firefighters and EMS personnel who risk their lives every day.

Supports firefighters and emergency medical services personnel.

- Supports firefighters and emergency medical services personnel.

Public Safety

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)?
This question is an answer that would best suited for the environment and development sector to answer. As I do not have an answer at this time. I can get in the works to set up a committee to investigate.

Said he could work to establish a committee to investigate data-center impacts.

- Said he could work to establish a committee to investigate data-center impacts.

Energy & the Environment

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