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State Representative, 190th District

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Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: A state representative votes on Pennsylvania laws and the state budget in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.

Philadelphia only: all of Ward 11 and parts of Wards 6, 13, 28, 38, 44 and 52. Uncontested: no Republican candidate is on the ballot.

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Roni GreenOfficial portrait — PA House Democratic Caucus

Roni Green

DemocraticIncumbent

State representative

The gist

  • Calls for raising the state minimum wage and urged the Senate to vote on the House-passed increase.In office
  • Co-sponsored H.B. 2312 to apply lawmakers' annual cost-of-living raises to the minimum wage.In office
  • Sponsored H.B. 344, passed unanimously by the House, requiring landlords to disclose parking fees before a lease.In office
  • Lists affordable housing that preserves neighborhoods among her priorities.In office
  • Co-sponsored H.B. 811, passed by the House, creating civil penalties for AI deepfakes of candidates in ads.In office
  • Lists gun law changes to address gun violence among her priorities.In office
  • Lists criminal justice reform focused on ending mass incarceration among her priorities.In office

In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.

More about Roni
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  1. Calls for raising the state minimum wage and urged the Senate to vote on the House-passed increase.

    House and Senate Democrats call for minimum wage increase

    Public statement · Pennsylvania House Democratic Caucus · Jun 30, 2026 · pahouse.com

    “Roni Green has long championed an increase in the state's minimum wage, and joined her fellow Democrats on Tuesday in calling for a vote”
    Lawmakers, workers rally for PA to Raise the Wage

    Public statement · Pennsylvania House Democratic Caucus · May 5, 2025 · pahouse.com

    “Our six neighboring states have raised the wage”
  2. Co-sponsored H.B. 2312 to apply lawmakers' annual cost-of-living raises to the minimum wage.

    Kinkead, Green unveil bill tying legislator COLA to minimum wage increases

    Public statement · Office of Rep. Roni Green · Mar 24, 2026 · pahouse.com

    “Connecting a regular, recurring raise in the wage to our own COLA in the legislature is a meaningful gesture”
  3. Sponsored H.B. 344, passed unanimously by the House, requiring landlords to disclose parking fees before a lease.

    PA House unanimously approves Green bill to make parking fees transparent

    Public statement · Office of Rep. Roni Green · Apr 29, 2026 · pahouse.com

    “Tenants deserve to know everything about a rental property before they enter into a lease agreement”
  4. Lists affordable housing that preserves neighborhoods among her priorities.

    Rep. Roni Green | Biography

    Government record · Pennsylvania House Democratic Caucus · pahouse.com

    “affordable housing to preserve neighborhoods and ensure that every working family has a home”
  5. Co-sponsored H.B. 811, passed by the House, creating civil penalties for AI deepfakes of candidates in ads.

    House approves bill to forbid deepfake use in PA campaigns

    Public statement · Pennsylvania House Democratic Caucus · Jun 23, 2025 · pahouse.com

    “we need to be taking action now to protect the integrity of our elections and keep deepfake materials out of the media”
  6. Lists gun law changes to address gun violence among her priorities.

    Rep. Roni Green | Biography

    Government record · Pennsylvania House Democratic Caucus · pahouse.com

    “sensible gun reform to combat the gun violence epidemic”
  7. Lists criminal justice reform focused on ending mass incarceration among her priorities.

    Rep. Roni Green | Biography

    Government record · Pennsylvania House Democratic Caucus · pahouse.com

    “criminal justice reform with a focus on ending mass incarceration”

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