OPINION: Let Bucks County Voters Have a True Choice in May’s Elections
February 14, 2026
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Sarah Baik believes it’s time to put the small “d” democratic back in the big “D” Democratic primaries.
Steve Santarsiero
Seeking Office: Senator in the General Assembly
Party: Democratic
Primary Ballot: Democratic
District: 10th Senatorial District
Incumbent
Bio:
Steve Santarsiero is the State Senator for the 10th District. He previously served as Chief Deputy Attorney General for Environmental Protection and as a State Representative. He is a former high school social studies teacher.
Education: Tufts University (BA), UPenn Law (JD), Holy Family University (M.Ed.)
Occupation: State Senator
Key Issues: Refusing legislative perks and supporting independent redistricting to end gerrymandering; increasing state funding for education to lower local property taxes; expanding the bio-tech and distribution sectors to create local jobs; protecting children through Kayden’s Law and advocating for universal background checks; and defending reproductive rights and LGBTQ equality.
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