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What this office does: A state representative votes on Delaware laws and the state budget in the Delaware House of Representatives.
Melanie Ross Levin
DemocraticIncumbent
State representative · North Wilmington
The gist
- Proposes expanding Medicaid and state health coverage
- Supports coverage of abortion, IVF and birth control
- Supports affordable child care and universal pre-K
- Supports competitive teacher pay and more school counselors
- Pledges to cut red tape for small businesses
More about Melanie
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Proposes expanding Medicaid and state health coverage
Issues — Melanie Ross LevinCampaign website · Melanie Ross Levin for State Representative · melanierosslevin.com
“I propose expanding Medicaid and state-funded healthcare programs to cover more people”
Supports coverage of abortion, IVF and birth control
Issues — Melanie Ross LevinCampaign website · Melanie Ross Levin for State Representative · melanierosslevin.com
“advocating tirelessly for comprehensive coverage of all reproductive healthcare needs, including abortion, IVF, and birth control.”
Supports affordable child care and universal pre-K
Issues — Melanie Ross LevinCampaign website · Melanie Ross Levin for State Representative · melanierosslevin.com
“ensuring that affordable childcare and universal pre-K are accessible to all Delawareans.”
Supports competitive teacher pay and more school counselors
Issues — Melanie Ross LevinCampaign website · Melanie Ross Levin for State Representative · melanierosslevin.com
“Increasing the number of paraprofessionals, school counselors, social workers, and mental health professionals”
Pledges to cut red tape for small businesses
Issues — Melanie Ross LevinCampaign website · Melanie Ross Levin for State Representative · melanierosslevin.com
“collaborate closely with state agencies to streamline processes and cut through the red tape”
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