Erie Times-News
Voters head to the polls Nov. 8 to choose Pennsylvania's next governor. Here's where the candidates stand on the issues.
Age: 58
Party: Republican
Occupation: State senator
Town of residence: Greene Township
Q: What is the top issue facing this office, and what are your plans to address it?
A: Our economy has been completely stifled by the disastrous Democrat policies of President Joe Biden and Governor Tom Wolf. Pennsylvania has extraordinary potential to be one of the most prosperous states in the country — which is why I will rebuild our economic engine by slashing regulations, lowering taxes, and unleashing the energy sector.
Our commonwealth is in desperate need of new and bold leadership. The status quo has had predictable results. We are falling behind the rest of the nation when it comes to quality of education, job creation, and wage growth. We also have one of the worst regulatory environments in the nation.
I'm running for Governor to restore freedom, rebuild families, and revive the economy.
Would you support legislation that would ensure legal access to abortions? What, if any restrictions should be placed on abortion?
It is ultimately up to the people of Pennsylvania and their representatives in the General Assembly to determine future state laws regarding abortion. As governor, I will have no unilateral power on this issue. I can only sign or veto what the legislature sends me on this issue. My administration will back...
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