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State Representative, 91st 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.

Adams County only: Conewago, Cumberland, Franklin, Freedom, Germany, Hamiltonban, Highland, Liberty, Mount Joy, Mount Pleasant, Straban and Union townships, and Bonneauville, Carroll Valley, Fairfield, Gettysburg, Littlestown and McSherrystown boroughs.

Photo of Kathleen Pratt
Kathleen PrattCampaign photo — Friends of Kathleen Pratt

Kathleen Pratt

Democratic

Business studies lecturer, McDaniel College

The gist

  • Proposes a dedicated state revenue stream for public schools to allow local property tax relief.
  • Supports HB 1678, a 5% digital advertising tax to fund property tax relief for seniors.
  • Opposes data centers unless they use renewable energy, forgo tax incentives and share profits locally.
  • Supports public investment in child care and pre-K, including higher state child care subsidies.
  • Supports new power plants that pay local impact fees, and tougher cybersecurity standards for utilities.
  • Pledges to back small business and agribusiness growth that preserves the district's rural character.
  • Calls for banning gifts from special interests to state legislators.
  • Supports every constitutional method registered voters can use to cast a ballot.
More about Kathleen
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  1. Proposes a dedicated state revenue stream for public schools to allow local property tax relief.

    Priorities | Kathleen Pratt

    Campaign website · Friends of Kathleen Pratt · Sensible taxation and strong public schools · prattpa91.org

    “in my first year in office, I'll work to identify an opportunity for a special revenue stream that will benefit public education”
    Funding Public Education | Kathleen Pratt

    Campaign website · Friends of Kathleen Pratt · prattpa91.org

    “let's fix the broken funding system that places an imbalanced burden on local taxpayers”
  2. Supports HB 1678, a 5% digital advertising tax to fund property tax relief for seniors.

    Tax Relief for Seniors | Kathleen Pratt

    Campaign website · Friends of Kathleen Pratt · prattpa91.org

    “I would have supported HB 1678 to give our seniors a break! … they can afford this 5% tax, and should pay their fair share”
  3. Opposes data centers unless they use renewable energy, forgo tax incentives and share profits locally.

    Data Centers | Kathleen Pratt

    Campaign website · Friends of Kathleen Pratt · prattpa91.org

    “demands will include data centers to integrate renewable energy in their operations, not receive tax incentives … until these demands are met, I don't welcome them here.”
  4. Supports public investment in child care and pre-K, including higher state child care subsidies.

    Affordable Child Care | Kathleen Pratt

    Campaign website · Friends of Kathleen Pratt · prattpa91.org

    “I support public investment in child care and pre-k to support children, working families, businesses and our state's economy. … one answer is to increase state subsidies to qualified and vetted child care providers”
  5. Supports new power plants that pay local impact fees, and tougher cybersecurity standards for utilities.

    Affordable Energy | Kathleen Pratt

    Campaign website · Friends of Kathleen Pratt · prattpa91.org

    “I support construction of new power plants to service all sectors of our economy … they should pay impact fees to the local county, municipality, and school district”
    Cyber Attacks on Utilities | Kathleen Pratt

    Campaign website · Friends of Kathleen Pratt · prattpa91.org

    “I would propose legislation to require that these critical services conform to the highest security standards”
  6. Pledges to back small business and agribusiness growth that preserves the district's rural character.

    Priorities | Kathleen Pratt

    Campaign website · Friends of Kathleen Pratt · Economic growth … People over politics · prattpa91.org

    “I will advocate for small business and agribusiness initiatives to encourage greater profitability and fuel job growth … growth that is measured and doesn't sacrifice the district's rich rural heritage”
  7. Calls for banning gifts from special interests to state legislators.

    Ethics in Politics | Kathleen Pratt

    Campaign website · Friends of Kathleen Pratt · prattpa91.org

    “eliminating gifts from special interests is the first step”
  8. Supports every constitutional method registered voters can use to cast a ballot.

    Mail-In Ballots | Kathleen Pratt

    Campaign website · Friends of Kathleen Pratt · prattpa91.org

    “I support every constitutional method that a legally registered voter can use to cast their ballot.”
Photo of Dan Moul
Dan MoulOfficial portrait — Pennsylvania House of Representatives

Dan Moul

RepublicanIncumbent

State representative · Adams County

The gist

  • Voted for the $50.85 billion 2026-27 budget, citing its preserved rainy day fund and no broad-based tax increases.In office
  • Supported keeping the EITC and Opportunity Scholarship tax credit programs in the 2026-27 budget.In office
  • Sponsored HB 685, now law, requiring schools to accept cash for admission to school-sponsored events.In office
  • Sponsored HB 2689 to open state disaster grant funds to fruit farmers hit by the April 2026 freeze.In office
  • Pressed DCNR and the governor to keep South Mountain Golf Course open in Michaux State Forest.In office
  • Co-leads a bipartisan bill (HB 2302) to require state licensing of water well drillers.In office
  • Proposes HB 2546 to bar using aircraft ADS-B tracking data to charge fees to pilots.In office
  • Welcomed that the 2026-27 budget was reached without legalizing marijuana.In office

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

More about Dan
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  1. Voted for the $50.85 billion 2026-27 budget, citing its preserved rainy day fund and no broad-based tax increases.

    Moul Votes in Support of State Budget

    Public statement · Office of Rep. Dan Moul · Jul 12, 2026 · repmoul.com

    “I supported this budget because it preserves Pennsylvania's rainy day fund and avoids broad-based tax increases … we must remain committed to responsible budgeting that protects taxpayers, lives within our means”
  2. Supported keeping the EITC and Opportunity Scholarship tax credit programs in the 2026-27 budget.

    Moul Votes in Support of State Budget

    Public statement · Office of Rep. Dan Moul · Jul 12, 2026 · repmoul.com

    “preserving the Educational Improvement Tax Credit and Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit programs”
  3. Sponsored HB 685, now law, requiring schools to accept cash for admission to school-sponsored events.

    Moul Bill to Allow Cash as Payment for School Events Now Law

    Public statement · Office of Rep. Dan Moul · Nov 12, 2025 · repmoul.com

    “legislation sponsored by Rep. Dan Moul (R-Adams) that will make cash an acceptable form of payment for admission to school-sponsored events”
  4. Sponsored HB 2689 to open state disaster grant funds to fruit farmers hit by the April 2026 freeze.

    Co-Sponsorship Memo: Pennsylvania Fruit Producers Assistance (HB 2689)

    Government record · Pennsylvania House of Representatives · Apr 27, 2026 · palegis.us

    “allow Pennsylvania fruit farmers who have been impacted by the recent freeze event to access funds under the Agriculture Rapid Response Disaster Readiness Program”
    Aid is On the Way for Fruit Growers Impacted by Freeze

    Public statement · Office of Rep. Dan Moul · Aug 21, 2026 · repmoul.com

    “it was clear something had to be done to protect our fruit farmers and the fruit industry in Pennsylvania”
  5. Pressed DCNR and the governor to keep South Mountain Golf Course open in Michaux State Forest.

    Saving South Mountain Golf Course - By Rep. Dan Moul (R-Adams)

    Public statement · Office of Rep. Dan Moul · Jan 16, 2026 · repmoul.com

    “I appealed to DCNR Secretary Cindy Dunn to reconsider the plan. I also met with Gov. Josh Shapiro, asking him to intervene.”
  6. Co-leads a bipartisan bill (HB 2302) to require state licensing of water well drillers.

    Co-Sponsorship Memo: State Licensing of Water Well Drillers (HB 2302)

    Government record · Pennsylvania House of Representatives · Feb 10, 2026 · palegis.us

    “we are introducing legislation that establishes greater accountability within the water well-drilling industry”
  7. Proposes HB 2546 to bar using aircraft ADS-B tracking data to charge fees to pilots.

    Co-Sponsorship Memo: Restricting Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) Data Use (HB 2546)

    Government record · Pennsylvania House of Representatives · Mar 27, 2026 · palegis.us

    “prohibit any aircraft, or any public or private entity from using information broadcast or collected through ADS-B systems to calculate, generate, or collect fees”
  8. Welcomed that the 2026-27 budget was reached without legalizing marijuana.

    Moul Votes in Support of State Budget

    Public statement · Office of Rep. Dan Moul · Jul 12, 2026 · repmoul.com

    “we were able to reach an agreement on the budget without legalizing marijuana”

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