District 39
Pennsylvania
3 nov

Democratic
14 grupos · 3 votantes
Experiencia
Educator
Community College of Beaver County
Ahora
Assistant to the Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment
Diocese of Pittsburgh
2017 a 2017
Teaching Assistant
South Allegheny School District
2016 a 2016
LTS Administrative Assistant
South Allegheny School District
2016 a 2016
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Team BLUE PA Trifecta
Dirigido por PAmoms4change - Brittney · 398 votantes
Clean Water Action 2026 Pennsylvania Endorsements
Publicado por Sway
Dylan believes protecting our air and water is a practical issue, not a political one. His opponent Andrew Kuzman, however, has a 23% lifetime environmental voting record.
Dylan will fight to hold polluters accountable and adopt cumulative impact policies, so the same communities are not repeatedly overburdened.
Dylan supports the transition to clean energy in ways that also create good local jobs.
Our Revolution Pennsylvania Endorsements
Publicado por Sway
Dylan is running to deliver lower taxes, better healthcare, and clean energy jobs for his district. He also serves on the board of the Pennsylvania Equality Project, where he fights for LGBTQ+ rights, equity, and community-led change.
The Next Generation of American Leaders
Publicado por Sway

PA AFL-CIO Labor 2026 Endorsements
Publicado por Sway

Run for Something
Publicado por Sway

Sierra Club Pennsylvania Chapter 2026 Endorsements
Publicado por Sway
Allegheny-Fayette Central Labor Council 2026 Endorsements
Publicado por Sway
PA Conference of Teamsters 2026 Endorsements
Publicado por Sway
Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers 2026 Endorsements
Publicado por Sway
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Both candidates bring interesting backgrounds and both have experience in the education sector, which I think could be helpful with our public school funding. They are both focused on improving the housing crisis and trying to make things more affordable. I would suggest that residents of the South Hills of PGH take a look at both of their platforms and there is also a good article from WESA with some questions for each of them. The South Hills would be lucky to be represented by either of these candidates.