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Welcome to the online home of my state senate campaign!
Like you, I am deeply concerned about the inaction on issues that directly affect my family and the families of the 31st Senatorial District.
This fall we face a decision that will determine the course of our nation for the next four years. We have an opportunity to make change on a national level; to give life back to this nation’s middle class. During this remarkable time in history, we need to make sure that change infiltrates statewide decisions.
We have a chance to become a pioneer in creating energy once again through solar, wind and biofuel thereby creating thousands of jobs.
We have the opportunity to create a sustainable and all reaching health care program that meets the needs of all Pennsylvanians. A recent study by Families USA reported that nearly two Pennsylvanians die every day because of a lack of health insurance. Today, 48 million Americans do not have health insurance and 800,000 of them are here at home in Pennsylvania.
We have to make sure we control electric rate caps instead of passing measures that are half-hearted attempts to appease the people while benefiting big business - 85% of Pennsylvanians pay 1990 rates and utility increases will be anywhere between 20-63% depending on who you are and where you live.
We have a $400 million referendum this November to borrow money for our infrastructure projects which includes the Chesapeake Bay because our state government once again pays more for being reactive instead of proactive.
We are in a budget shortfall where legislatures will look at taxing Pennsylvanians instead of cutting their own salaries and slashing their legislative accounts. Turning around the economy will require tough choices and leaders who have the courage to make them.
With the economy spiraling downward, the failure to act on plans to offer energy independence and create jobs have real consequences for working Pennsylvanians struggling to provide for their families.
With so much on the line, it is no longer effective to continue the old way of doing in business. We need a new way; a new voice. We need to make sure we elect candidates who will look out for the common man, woman and child – not special interests. We need to breathe new life into state legislature, and we need to do it now. As a mother, a small-business owner, and a community leader, I know I have the energy and will power to bring about change that will positively impact generations of Pennsylvania families.
Email me at susankiskis@yahoo.com and tell me what is on your mind, your concerns and suggestions for change in our community. And thank you.
Sincerely,
Susan Kiskis
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SUSAN KISKIS ran in the Shiremanstown inaugural 2K race on Saturday, September 6th.
Susan ran with Pennsylvanians on her mind. She ran to reform how health care is administered, she ran to keep Pennsylvanians safe from the affects of harmful toxins in our air and water, and she ran to return the legislature to the rightful owners-the good people of our state. Higher gas prices, a health care system that has left too many to fall through the uninsured cracks, the rising prices of food and clothing and a economic system that rewards not the families who need it, but those who are privileged to the point of excess, is a something Susan is running for office to correct.
Susan Kiskis is a candidate who cares about the people she will represent and will leave behind the politics of partisanship to work for all Pennsylvanians. She will make sure that government does what it is supposed to do-make the lives of citizens easier.
Listen to Susan on the Rick Smith Show from this past Saturday on WHYL 960 AM.
View the WGAL debate between Susan and Senator Vance previously aired on October 24th at noon.
Susan Kiskis joins Democratic candidates Phil Avillo and Tony Barr in talking with Shippensburg residents this past week.
Congratulations to Pennsylvania's nurses for working so hard on banning mandatory overtime. This is a great step forward for nurses and patients across Pennsylvania.
Friends for Susan Kiskis
212 East Portland Street, Mechanicsburg, PA 17055
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susankiskis@yahoo.com
Paid for by the candidate.
Susan spoke with residents of Camp Hill and East Pennsboro areas this month. Thank you for your time and sharing what is important to you and your family!
Susan working with volunteers on rebuilding a home. Thank you to the York Chapter of the Habitat for Humanity for their commitment to helping families.
GOOD LUCK, GOD BLESS, AND LET'S GO CHANGE AMERICAN AND PENNSYLVANIA TODAY! VOTE AND PARTAKE IN THE DEMOCRACY OF OUR GREAT NATION. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
