Kristin Egan is a veteran public educator with 21 years of experience as a teacher and curriculum leader. She is a Director on the Neshaminy School Board and previously served as the chief negotiator for her teachers’ union, where she led the development of a contract that balanced educator needs with taxpayer responsibility. A lifelong resident of Lower Bucks County, she and her husband, who owns a small union HVAC business, are raising three daughters in the district. Her campaign focuses on connecting local challenges in school funding and public safety to legislative solutions in Harrisburg.
“We cannot ignore the safety concerns, environmental risks and impacts on quality of life. I will be the voice in Harrisburg that demands PennDOT respects our residents, because when our community’s safety is on the line, I will not sit back,” said Egan.
“Abortion is on the ballot in every election and for every office. State legislatures have become the front lines in the fight for reproductive freedom,” said Adam Hosey, the PAC’s political director.
Educational access and excellence, fiscal responsibility and greater transparency are among key issues for May primary candidates.
An interactive tool provided by the Committee of Seventy in collaboration with the Bucks County Beacon.
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