Michelle Schellberg

Calls for schools to publish detailed spending data and for state audits of struggling districts.

She cited Philipsburg-Osceola as a district whose spending the state could audit. In the League guide she wrote that the state should 'live within its means and get the budget done on time'.

Lists protecting Second Amendment rights and supporting police and first responders as priorities.

Her campaign site says she opposes 'any legislation that infringes on law-abiding citizens' freedoms' (client-rendered page; checked by hand).

Suggested, per the Centre Daily Times, that teachers post curriculum online so parents can opt children out.

The Centre Daily Times reported she suggested the state could compel teachers to publish curriculums online so parents could remove students from lessons they object to. Her campaign site lists school choice among her priorities.

Calls for more energy production, from fossil fuels and renewables, to bring prices down.

She told the Centre Daily Times her campaign would focus on affordability. In the League of Women Voters' spring 2026 guide she wrote that 'costs are up, energy bills are high' and that she is focused on strengthening the local economy and job opportunities.

Says local communities should have a strong say on data centers, with possible state guidelines.

In the League guide she wrote 'I believe local communities should have a strong voice in those decisions' and that 'there may be a role for the state to provide clear guidelines'.

Proposes reducing pesticide and land-use regulations on farmers to lower food costs.

Reported by the Centre Daily Times as one of her affordability proposals; the wording is the reporter's summary.

Supports federal legislation requiring proof of citizenship to vote.

Pennsylvania counties run elections; she argued voter rolls are out of date. In the League guide she wrote that voting should be accessible and secure and that 'Transparency matters' (PDF; quote checked by hand).