Madeleine is a mother, grandmother, Professor, lawyer, and advocate representing Pennsylvania’s 4th Congressional District of Berks and Montgomery Counties. Congresswoman Dean is an outspoken leader who champions priorities such as strong education systems, equal access to healthcare, gun violence prevention, clean water and combating climate change, and ethical governance. Serving on the House Judiciary Committee and House Financial Services Committee, Madeleine is committed to oversight and accountability of all elected officials and government agencies – recognizing the importance of good governance and public trust.

In her third full term in Congress, Mary Gay has continued her relentless advocacy on behalf of children and families in Pennsylvania’s 5th District and across the country. As a member of the House Judiciary Committee and the House Committee on Rules, Mary Gay plays a key role in shaping laws that impact the lives of Americans. On the Judiciary Committee, she currently serves as the Ranking Member of the Subcommittee on the Constitution and Limited Government, where she is a critical voice in pushing back on attacks on American freedoms. Mary Gay is a member of dozens of important caucuses, including as the chair of the Legal Aid Caucus and the Youth Mentoring Caucus, Co-Chair of the Foster Youth Caucus, and Vice-Chair of the LGBTQ+ Equality Caucus.

Governor Shapiro believes all Pennsylvanians should have the freedom to chart their own course and the opportunity to succeed – and that is what he has worked to deliver: from creating jobs and putting money back in people’s pockets, to investing in law enforcement and community organizations to improve public safety, to delivering historic funding for our kids’ education, to protecting our freedoms and our democracy. Under Josh Shapiro’s leadership, we have invested more in public education than ever before, hired hundreds of new law enforcement officers, created thousands of new jobs, and put money back in people’s pockets.

As lieutenant governor, he serves as President of the Pennsylvania Senate. Additionally, he chairs the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency, the Governor’s Local Government Advisory Committee, the Pennsylvania Board of Pardons, the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Council, the Pennsylvania Advisory Council for Inclusive Procurement, and the Pennsylvania Chapter of the Aerospace States Association. He also serves as co-chair on the Pennsylvania Early Learning Investment Commission.

Megan is a lifelong resident of the 148th District and a proud member of the Montgomery County Young Democrats. She has dedicated her career to public service as a former middle school teacher, an elected Township Supervisor, and Chief of Staff to State Rep. Nancy Guenst. Megan has spent the past five years as a legislative staffer, helping residents navigate state services, building coalitions with local leaders, and securing grant funding for communities. She is also a former Democratic committee person and committee Co-Chair. Megan is passionate about expanding access to healthcare, ensuring everyday essentials are more affordable, and safeguarding our democracy. She is focused on making government more responsive and effective for all Pennsylvanians.

During his time in the House, Tim has become a strong progressive voice, fighting to create an economy that works for everyone. He has consistently advocated for a strong, equitable public education and early childhood education, and he has introduced legislation focused on improving the lives of children and strengthening Pennsylvania for the future. Tim has always been committed to serving his community. He had served his community as a volunteer firefighter and served on the board of directors for Big Brothers Big Sisters in Montgomery County. Currently, Tim serves as the House Democratic appointee to the Board of Governors to the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education board and also on the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency.