Aurora Stuski has been a proud West Norriton resident for over three decades. After moving from Philadelphia in 1987, she built her life, raised her family, and established deep roots in Montgomery County.

Meet Aurora

Education & Professional Training

Bachelor of Fine Arts — Arcadia University
Minor in Business Administration — Arcadia University
Graduate Gemologist — Gemological Institute of America

For over 35 years, Aurora Stuski has called West Norriton home. She is a local business owner, a mother of three, and a committed advocate for the people of this community—fighting to protect taxpayers, preserve green space, and ensure government works for residents, not the other way around.

Aurora Stuski moved from Philadelphia to West Norriton in 1987. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Arcadia University and is a Graduate Gemologist through the Gemological Institute of America. Aurora has lived in West Norriton for more than three decades and is a mother of three.

WORK & MILITARY

AAS Appraisal Lab Inc, President, 1989-2026

US Department of Commerce Bureau of the Census, Numerator, 2020-2021

Voter Guide Profile for PA U.S. Representative, District 4 candidate - Aurora Stuski

WORK & MILITARY

AAS Appraisal Lab Inc, President, 1989-2026

US Department of Commerce Bureau of the Census, Enumerator, 2020-2021

Earlier in her career, Aurora worked in the architectural field, contributing to proposal development and managing accounts receivable for a national firm building hospitals and healthcare facilities.

Aurora Stuski currently works as president of AAS Appraisal Lab Inc. She previously worked as an enumerator for the U.S. Department of Commerce Bureau of the Census and in the architectural field.

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Aurora is a first-time candidate for political office.

2026 Pennsylvania General Election 

I support eliminating the U.S. Department of Education and giving control back to states and communities.

Strongly Agree

I support eliminating the U.S. Department of Education and returning greater control over education to states, local communities, parents, and educators. Decisions about curriculum, school policies, and educational priorities are best made at the local level, where communities understand their students' needs. Federal resources should be reduced and unnecessary bureaucracy eliminated while ensuring every child has access to a quality education and the opportunity to succeed.

Foreign governments should be prohibited from funding American education.

Strongly Agree

I support prohibiting foreign governments from funding American education. Our schools should be accountable to American students, parents, communities, and taxpayers—not foreign governments or outside political interests. Education policy and funding should reflect American values, priorities, and laws, with transparency and safeguards to protect our schools from foreign influence.

Automatic Affordable Repayment

Every federal borrower would have access to an income-based repayment option.

The payment formula would:

protect a defined basic living-income allowance;
use household income and family size;

The Student Loan Crisis and Making College More Affordable

Protection for Low-Income Borrowers

A borrower whose income is below a specified threshold would have a $0 required payment.

The borrower would remain enrolled in the federal system rather than being pushed into delinquency.

Periods of qualifying $0 payments would count toward the applicable forgiveness period.

Default Rehabilitation

A one-time federal rehabilitation program would identify borrowers in prolonged default and place them into an affordable repayment arrangement.

After sustained successful payments:

federal benefits affected by default would be restored where legally appropriate;

Limits on Excessive Future Borrowing

For new federal loans, Congress would establish clearer annual and lifetime borrowing limits.

Graduate and professional borrowing would receive particular scrutiny because graduate loans have historically represented a disproportionately important component of the federal government's projected income-driven repayment costs.

Programs with persistently poor outcomes would face graduated consequences, including additional disclosure requirements and, in extreme cases, restrictions on federal lending eligibility.

Students would retain the right to attend those programs. The objective would be transparency and institutional accountability, not government control over which careers students may pursue.

Supports eliminating the U.S. Department of Education and shifting education control to states, communities, parents, and educators.

Supports prohibiting foreign governments from funding American education.

Proposes income-based repayment for all federal student-loan borrowers, including zero required payments below a specified income threshold.

Proposes a one-time federal program to move borrowers in prolonged default into affordable repayment arrangements.

Proposes clearer annual and lifetime federal student-loan limits for new borrowers and possible federal lending restrictions for programs with persistently poor outcomes.

- Supports eliminating the U.S. Department of Education and shifting education control to states, communities, parents, and educators.
- Supports prohibiting foreign governments from funding American education.
- Proposes income-based repayment for all federal student-loan borrowers, including zero required payments below a specified income threshold.
- Proposes a one-time federal program to move borrowers in prolonged default into affordable repayment arrangements.
- Proposes clearer annual and lifetime federal student-loan limits for new borrowers and possible federal lending restrictions for programs with persistently poor outcomes.

Education

ECONOMY

Free enterprise and the right to private property are essential elements of a productive economic system.

Strongly Agree

Property Taxes are unconstitutional and should be abolished.

People who can afford to pay more taxes should do so in order to provide relief for working families.

Agree

I am for relieving the tax burden on all Americans, especially working families. I do not believe on overtaxing the rich just because they are successful, but they should pay their fair share. The tax code should be fair and just.

The government should cut spending in order to reduce the national debt.

I am for relieving the tax burden on all Americans, especially working families. I do not believe on overtaxing the rich just because they are successful, but they should pay their fair share. The tax code should be fair and just.

The government should cut spending in order to reduce the national debt.

Strongly Agree

Reining in fraud and wasteful spending is a priority.

List your top 3-5 priorities to eliminate government waste.

1. Attack improper payments and fraud: Recover improper payments, hold repeat offenders accountable. 2. Modernize outdated government technology: Replace outdated systems, consolidate duplicate software, require competitive contract bidding. 3.Eliminate duplicative programs and agencies: Identify programs doing essentially the same thing across departments or levels of government. 4. Reform government contracting: Make cost, performance, and contractor history more transparent.

American families deserve food that is safe, nutritious, honestly labeled, and produced here at home. Recent federal food-safety initiatives are working to remove harmful artificial dyes, strengthen inspections, improve infant-formula safety, promote healthier foods, and provide clearer “Product of the USA” labeling. At the same time, we must support American farmers, ranchers, and small food producers by eliminating unnecessary regulations that raise costs without improving safety. I believe we can protect our food supply, give consumers greater transparency, and strengthen American agriculture—without expanding needless government bureaucracy.

Safer Food, Stronger Farms, Healthier Families

Supports reducing taxes, particularly for working families, while requiring higher-income Americans to pay what she considers their fair share.

Supports cutting government spending to reduce the national debt and targeting fraud, improper payments, duplicative programs, and contracting practices.

Advocates eliminating regulations that raise costs for farmers, ranchers, and small food producers without improving safety.

- Supports abolishing property taxes.
- Supports reducing taxes, particularly for working families, while requiring higher-income Americans to pay what she considers their fair share.
- Supports cutting government spending to reduce the national debt and targeting fraud, improper payments, duplicative programs, and contracting practices.
- Advocates eliminating regulations that raise costs for farmers, ranchers, and small food producers without improving safety.

Economy

Under what circumstances should an elective abortion be allowed?

Pregnancy not viable (child died in utero), Life of the mother at risk.

Abortion providers, including Planned Parenthood, should receive taxpayer funds from federal, state, or local governments (including Title X grants).

RIGHT TO LIFE

Human life deserves legal protection from conception until natural death.

Strongly Agree

Life begins at conception. The unborn have the right to life and should be protected.

Abortion providers, including Planned Parenthood, should receive taxpayer funds from federal, state, or local governments (including Title X grants).

Strongly Disagree

Abortions should not be paid for by the taxpayer.

The Comstock Act, which bans interstate transportation of abortion-inducing drugs, should be enforced.

The Comstock Act, which bans interstate transportation of abortion-inducing drugs, should be enforced.

Strongly Agree

These drugs are dangerous and still terminate a life. I do not support the abortion pill.

What most closely matches your view on healthcare: A) Healthcare for all should be guaranteed and funded by the government with no private healthcare option. (includes "universal healthcare," "medicare for all," etc.) B) Healthcare insurance funded by the government should be available for all who want it, along with private healthcare options. C) Medicaid and Medicare should remain available, but no other taxpayer-funded programs are necessary. D) Taxpayer funded health care should be abolished in all forms, and Medicaid and Medicare should be defunded.

B) Healthcare insurance funded by the government should be available for all who want it, along with private healthcare options.

Children should be protected from irreversible, life-altering decisions they are not mature enough to fully understand. Parents should have a central role in decisions regarding a child's health and development. I oppose medical or social transition of minors, particularly irreversible interventions, and support policies that prioritize child safety, parental rights, informed consent, and the long-term well-being of children

Purpose

Create a national framework ensuring that an adult with lifelong intellectual or developmental disabilities and significant mental-health or behavioral needs does not lose housing, care, benefits, or community placement simply because an aging parent can no longer provide care.

Families should not have to wait for a parent to become seriously ill or pass away before figuring out where their loved one will live, who will provide care, and how their needs will be met.

Support Aging Adults With Disabilities and Their Families

Lifetime Support Plans

Every eligible adult would have the right to develop a voluntary Lifetime Support Plan.

The plan would identify:

housing preferences;
medical, behavioral, and mental-health needs;

A Continuum of Housing Choices

Federal housing and Medicaid programs would be coordinated to expand a range of community-based living options, including:

supported independent apartments;
small supported residences;
shared-living arrangements;
accessible apartments with visiting support;

Strengthening the Direct-Support Workforce

Medicaid home- and community-based services reimbursement would be strengthened to improve compensation, training, recruitment, and retention of direct-support professionals.

Federal funding would support:

higher reimbursement;

Opposes abortion except when a pregnancy is not viable or the pregnant person's life is at risk.

Opposes public funding for abortions and the abortion pill.

Supports government-funded health insurance as an option alongside private coverage.

Opposes medical and social transition for minors, particularly irreversible interventions.

Proposes a national framework to preserve housing, care, benefits, and community placement for adults with lifelong disabilities after an aging parent cannot provide care.

Proposes voluntary lifetime support plans and coordinated federal housing and Medicaid community-living options for eligible adults with disabilities.

Proposes strengthening Medicaid home- and community-based services reimbursement to improve direct-support workforce pay, training, recruitment, and retention.

- Opposes abortion except when a pregnancy is not viable or the pregnant person's life is at risk.
- Opposes public funding for abortions and the abortion pill.
- Supports government-funded health insurance as an option alongside private coverage.
- Opposes medical and social transition for minors, particularly irreversible interventions.
- Proposes a national framework to preserve housing, care, benefits, and community placement for adults with lifelong disabilities after an aging parent cannot provide care.
- Proposes voluntary lifetime support plans and coordinated federal housing and Medicaid community-living options for eligible adults with disabilities.
- Proposes strengthening Medicaid home- and community-based services reimbursement to improve direct-support workforce pay, training, recruitment, and retention.

Healthcare

People should be able to vote without photo identification.

Strongly Disagree

Election integrity is paramount to maintaining public confidence in our democracy. I support requiring valid photo identification to vote, with free and accessible IDs available to eligible voters. We must ensure that only eligible citizens participate in our elections and strengthen safeguards against fraud, including voting by non-citizens.

Supports requiring photo identification to vote while providing free, accessible identification to eligible voters.

- Supports requiring photo identification to vote while providing free, accessible identification to eligible voters.

Voting & Elections

I support a strong military capable of deterring aggression and defending the United States. I do not support treating military intervention as the default response to every international crisis.

Peace Through Strength, Accountability, and Responsible Alliances

I oppose an open-ended American ground combat mission in Gaza or another foreign conflict when there is no compelling U.S. national defense justification.

Any proposed deployment should have a clear mission, a lawful basis, appropriate congressional authorization, defined limits, and a credible plan to transfer responsibilities or bring our personnel home.

I will also demand regular reporting on the number of American personnel involved in overseas missions, their responsibilities, the risks they face, and the costs to American taxpayers, consistent with legitimate operational security.

However, supporting Israel's security does not require endorsing every action taken by its government.

I do not condone much of what has happened in Gaza, and I believe the United States must carefully evaluate how its financial assistance, weapons transfers, and diplomatic support are being used.

My approach would be to:

Preserve security cooperation that demonstrably advances American national interests.

Distinguish defensive systems and intelligence cooperation from offensive weapons transfers.

Demand transparency and accountability for American military assistance.

Apply existing U.S. legal requirements consistently, including those governing arms transfers and human rights.

Oppose attacks on civilians, hostage-taking, terrorism, and the unlawful use of force, regardless of who commits them.

Support humanitarian assistance for innocent civilians and diplomatic efforts that reduce the likelihood of renewed war.

Reassess assistance when its purposes, conditions, or results cannot be adequately justified.

Who should be allowed to immigrate to the U.S. and under what circumstances?

The U.S. should welcome immigrants who lawfully come to pursue the American Dream and contribute to our country. This includes immediate family, skilled workers, students, entrepreneurs, researchers, and those fleeing genuine persecution. Immigration should be legal, orderly, and secure, with strong background checks and enforcement. Those who come legally, obey our laws, work hard, and uphold American values should have the opportunity to succeed.

I oppose sanctuary policies that prevent local authorities from cooperating with federal immigration enforcement. Cities and states should follow and enforce the law, regardless of immigration status. Those who enter the country illegally should be subject to federal immigration laws, while lawful immigrants and communities should be treated fairly and respectfully. Strong cooperation between local and federal authorities is essential for public safety, secure borders, and the rule of law.

Supports a strong military for deterrence but opposes making military intervention the default response to international crises.

Opposes open-ended U.S. ground combat missions in Gaza or other foreign conflicts without a compelling national-defense justification.

Calls for congressional authorization, defined limits, and a plan to transfer responsibility or bring personnel home before U.S. deployments.

Calls for scrutiny and accountability for U.S. assistance to Israel, humanitarian aid for civilians, and diplomatic efforts to reduce renewed war.

Supports legal immigration with background checks and enforcement, including for immediate family, skilled workers, students, entrepreneurs, researchers, and people fleeing persecution.

Opposes sanctuary policies that prevent local authorities from cooperating with federal immigration enforcement.

- Supports a strong military for deterrence but opposes making military intervention the default response to international crises.
- Opposes open-ended U.S. ground combat missions in Gaza or other foreign conflicts without a compelling national-defense justification.
- Calls for congressional authorization, defined limits, and a plan to transfer responsibility or bring personnel home before U.S. deployments.
- Calls for scrutiny and accountability for U.S. assistance to Israel, humanitarian aid for civilians, and diplomatic efforts to reduce renewed war.
- Supports legal immigration with background checks and enforcement, including for immediate family, skilled workers, students, entrepreneurs, researchers, and people fleeing persecution.
- Opposes sanctuary policies that prevent local authorities from cooperating with federal immigration enforcement.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

What do you believe is the most reliable energy source that will supply the growing demand for electricity?

I believe nuclear energy is the best choice because it provides reliable, consistent, low-carbon power regardless of weather. The future will likely depend on a combination of energy sources including natural gas and hydro-electricity.

Believes nuclear energy is the most reliable power source and favors an energy mix that includes natural gas and hydroelectricity.

- Believes nuclear energy is the most reliable power source and favors an energy mix that includes natural gas and hydroelectricity.

Energy & the Environment

I am a strong supporter of both law enforcement and the Second Amendment. I support both without reservation.
I believe police officers should be able to do their jobs without constantly worrying about becoming targets of anti-police rhetoric from politicians, activists, or media organizations. Every day, they put their lives on the line to protect our communities.

Supporting Those Who Serve: Why I Stand With Law Enforcement

As your representative in Congress, I will support legislation that strengthens and protects law enforcement officers and first responders. They deserve leaders who will stand with them consistently, not only when it is politically convenient.

Government has a responsibility to protect children from sexual exploitation during online activities.

Strongly Agree

The government has a responsibility to protect children from sexual exploitation while they participate in online activities. This includes creating and enforcing laws that hold offenders and companies accountable, promoting online safety, and providing resources to help children and families recognize and report exploitation.

What restrictions on gun ownership are needed to protect public safety?

“The Second Amendment protects an individual’s right to keep and bear arms, and I believe that right should be treated as fundamental and not subject to restrictions that effectively eliminate it.”

Supports law enforcement and the Second Amendment without reservation.

Plans to support legislation that strengthens and protects law enforcement officers and first responders.

Supports laws that hold offenders and companies accountable for online child sexual exploitation, promote online safety, and provide reporting resources.

Opposes gun restrictions that would effectively eliminate the right to keep and bear arms.

- Supports law enforcement and the Second Amendment without reservation.
- Plans to support legislation that strengthens and protects law enforcement officers and first responders.
- Supports laws that hold offenders and companies accountable for online child sexual exploitation, promote online safety, and provide reporting resources.
- Opposes gun restrictions that would effectively eliminate the right to keep and bear arms.

Public Safety

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