Stacy Garrity is the 78th Treasurer of Pennsylvania and a retired Colonel in the U.S. Army Reserve. Her military career spanned 30 years and included three deployments in Operation Desert Storm, Operation Iraqi Freedom, and Operation Enduring Freedom, where she earned two Bronze Stars and the Legion of Merit. Professionally, she rose from an accountant to become one of the first female vice presidents at Global Tungsten & Powders Corp. A native of Bradford County and a graduate of Bloomsburg University, she currently oversees more than $170 billion in state assets. She and her husband, Dan, reside in Bradford County.
His reelection effort will be watched as another test of whether he’s White House material.
“Domestic violence victims and survivors count on the work of programs and shelters. They are essential services that need to be treated as such,” said PCADV’s Michael Waterloo.
In a video released Monday, she called herself a “strong ally” of President Donald Trump.
The lawsuit alleges Pennsylvania is unable to access over $2 billion of grant funds.
A roundup of all the election results in Bucks County.
Two incumbent Republicans were reelected to the other row offices, Treasurer Stacy Garrity of Athens in rural Bradford County and Auditor General Tim DeFoor of Harrisburg.
The Treasurer decides which non-profits, municipal governments, and financial projects the state will give money to.
The Zoom forum offered Democratic voters a chance to explore the array of candidates vying for the positions of Pennsylvania Treasurer, Auditor General, and Attorney General next year.
AFT Pennsylvania President Arthur Steinberg says voucher programs are “harmful,” “anti-public education,” and they “leave kids behind.”
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