Keith J Greiner
Candidate for State Representative, 43rd District
Background
- Occupation
- State representative, certified public accountant
- Lives in
- Upper Leacock Township
- Campaign website
- repgreiner.com
State representative for the 43rd District, first elected in 2012, and a certified public accountant. He is the Republican chair of the House Finance Committee.
Photo: Official portrait — Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Documented positions
Taxes & budget
Says the 2026-27 state budget still spends too much and leaves a structural deficit of about $5 billion.In office
ReportGreiner Comments on the BudgetPublic statement · Office of Rep. Keith J. Greiner · Jul 13, 2026 · repgreiner.com
“In reality, our spending remains too high, and our structural deficit remains around $5 billion.”
Sponsored House Bill 1703 to raise the SALT deduction cap for owners of pass-through businesses.In office
ReportGreiner Bill Aims to Keep, Attract Businesses in PennsylvaniaPublic statement · Office of Rep. Keith J. Greiner · Jul 10, 2025 · repgreiner.com
“which would increase the state cap on state and local tax (SALT) deductions for business owners in pass-through entities”
Education
Voted against the bell-to-bell school cellphone ban, saying local school boards should decide.
ReportPa. House passes bell-to-bell cellphone ban; here's how Lancaster County lawmakers votedNews coverage · LNP | LancasterOnline · Jun 1, 2026 · lancasteronline.com
“Keith Greiner, R-Upper Leacock, 43rd District: No. … the most sound decisions are always made at the local level, not mandated by a higher level of government”
Economy & jobs
Voted against a $15 minimum wage, saying it would make it harder for young people to get a first job.
ReportPa. House approves raising state minimum wage; here's how Lancaster County lawmakers votedNews coverage · LNP | LancasterOnline · Mar 26, 2026 · lancasteronline.com
“Keith Greiner, R-Upper Leacock, 43rd District: No. … argued a $15 minimum wage would hurt young people who are trying to get their first job”
Wants businesses that already had skill games machines to be allowed to keep them under any new law.
ReportLancaster County lawmakers weigh in on future of skill games after Supreme Court rulingNews coverage · LNP | LancasterOnline · Jun 16, 2026 · lancasteronline.com
“He said legislators should grandfather those entities into any law that’s passed so they don’t have to give up their machines.”
Urges Pennsylvania to adopt the federal rule letting companies immediately write off capital and research investment.In office
ReportPA Should Reconsider Decision to Decouple from "One Big Beautiful Bill" Act to Spur Economic GrowthPublic statement · Office of Rep. Keith J. Greiner · Jun 17, 2026 · repgreiner.com
“companies investing in capital intensive innovative jobs would be able to write off these investments immediately, rather than amortizing them over time”
Environment & parks
Sponsored a bill raising the maximum fine for a first littering offense from $300 to $2,000.In office
ReportGreiner Reintroduces Bill Targeting Litter, Increasing PenaltiesPublic statement · Office of Rep. Keith J. Greiner · Mar 24, 2025 · repgreiner.com
“A first offense would increase the maximum possible fine from $300 to $2,000.”
Other issues in this race
Other candidates in this race addressed these topics. We found no documented position from Keith J Greiner on them.
- HousingNo documented position found.
- Government & transparencyNo documented position found.
All sources (13)
- Lancaster County Specimen Ballot Viewer - November 03, 2026 General Election
Election filing · Lancaster County Board of Elections · vr.lancastercountypa.gov
- Official Notice of Election for Military and Overseas Voters, County of Lancaster - 2026 General Election (November 3, 2026)
Election filing · Lancaster County Board of Elections · co.lancaster.pa.us
- York County Elections - 2026 General Election - Unofficial Candidate Listing
Election filing · York County Board of Elections · yorkcountypa.gov
- Official Notice of Election for Military and Overseas Voters, County of York - 2026 General Election (November 3, 2026)
Election filing · York County Board of Elections · yorkcountypa.gov
- Most Lancaster County line-ups are set for the fall general election
News coverage · LNP | LancasterOnline · May 20, 2026 · lancasteronline.com
- Representative Keith J. Greiner - Pennsylvania General Assembly
Government record · Pennsylvania General Assembly · palegis.us
- Pa. House approves raising state minimum wage; here's how Lancaster County lawmakers voted
News coverage · LNP | LancasterOnline · Mar 26, 2026 · lancasteronline.com
- Lancaster County lawmakers weigh in on future of skill games after Supreme Court ruling
News coverage · LNP | LancasterOnline · Jun 16, 2026 · lancasteronline.com
- Pa. House passes bell-to-bell cellphone ban; here's how Lancaster County lawmakers voted
News coverage · LNP | LancasterOnline · Jun 1, 2026 · lancasteronline.com
- Greiner Comments on the Budget
Public statement · Office of Rep. Keith J. Greiner · Jul 13, 2026 · repgreiner.com
- Greiner Bill Aims to Keep, Attract Businesses in Pennsylvania
Public statement · Office of Rep. Keith J. Greiner · Jul 10, 2025 · repgreiner.com
- PA Should Reconsider Decision to Decouple from "One Big Beautiful Bill" Act to Spur Economic Growth
Public statement · Office of Rep. Keith J. Greiner · Jun 17, 2026 · repgreiner.com
- Greiner Reintroduces Bill Targeting Litter, Increasing Penalties
Public statement · Office of Rep. Keith J. Greiner · Mar 24, 2025 · repgreiner.com
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