Ann and her husband, Daniel, have three children, one of whom passed away.

Ann is the founder of Lauren’s Hope Foundation, an organization to enhance the quality of life for brain-injured children and offer support for their families.

Ann Flood currently serves as a State Representative for District 138. She was first elected in 2020 and is serving her second term. 

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Believes current government spending levels are "unsustainable" and will lead to higher taxes for Pennsylvanians.

- Believes current government spending levels are "unsustainable" and will lead to higher taxes for Pennsylvanians.

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Supports increased funding for community waivers for individuals with intellectual disabilities.

- Supports increased funding for community waivers for individuals with intellectual disabilities.

Healthcare

As of September 30, 2024, Ann L Flood’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Believes in ensuring election security and integrity to maintain voters' trust, and plans to provide transparency through regular election reports and oversight of Pennsylvania's election processes.

- Believes in ensuring election security and integrity to maintain voters' trust, and plans to provide transparency through regular election reports and oversight of Pennsylvania's election processes.

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Ann L Flood

Ann is married to her husband, Daniel, together they have a son, Jake, daughter Ella and late daughter, Lauren. 

Ann started Lauren’s Hope Foundation to enhance the quality of life for brain-injured children and offer support for their families.

Supports providing funds to local boroughs for economic development projects.

Supports distributing gaming revenues to fund public interest projects in Pennsylvania.

Supports economic development by securing grant funding for infrastructure projects, such as access roads for a new business park on Lehigh Northampton Airport Authority land.

Supports funding for local infrastructure improvements, such as a $200,000 grant to Wind Gap Borough for upgrades to Male Road.

Believes the state budget has "additional concerns" that need to be addressed.

Supports state assistance on infrastructure, road maintenance, and investment in transportation systems like trolley systems to facilitate regional exploration.

- Believes current government spending levels are "unsustainable" and will lead to higher taxes for Pennsylvanians.
- Believes the state budget has "additional concerns" that need to be addressed.
- Supports state assistance on infrastructure, road maintenance, and investment in transportation systems like trolley systems to facilitate regional exploration.

Supports hosting community blood drives to increase local blood supply.

Supports blood drives to promote community health and wellness.

Supports extending programs that help doctors and pharmacies combat opioid abuse.

Supports enhancing communication protocols to prevent elder abuse in long-term care facilities.

Believes addressing the shortage of providers who offer critical care to people with disabilities will help reduce the overall workforce shortage in healthcare.

Supports statewide mask mandates for K-12 students.

Supports providing information on higher education and financial planning.

Supports the official sanctioning of girls' wrestling programs in Pennsylvania schools.

Supports higher education and is hosting a Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Authority (PHEAA) seminar on the topic.

Believes there is insufficient funding for vulnerable students to access higher quality education and a workforce crisis in education.

Supports environmental conservation efforts.

Supports allocating funds to local fire and emergency medical services.

Supports environmental conservation and sustainable energy practices.

Supports transparency and accountability in government actions.

Supports enshrining the federal non-disclosure agreement law into state law.

Supports enhancing public safety measures.

Supports funding for public safety projects.

Supports state grants for fire and emergency response organizations, as demonstrated by over $170,000 awarded to Northampton County organizations.

Supports securing funding for public safety initiatives, as demonstrated by her role in awarding over $600,000 in gaming grants for the 138th Legislative District.

Supports beautification projects as a way to foster bipartisan cooperation between various levels of government.

Supports legislation that would allow county agencies to seek court-ordered drug or alcohol tests for parents or guardians being investigated for child abuse.

Supports fair voting rights and elections.

Supports Rep. Ann Flood's swearing-in to serve the 138th Legislative District.

Supports voting rights and fair elections.

Supports addressing election integrity issues through legislative proposals.

Believes government transparency should be a top priority.

Believes Northampton County voters faced significant issues with malfunctioning machines, improper ballot recording, and high numbers of provisional and emergency ballots, leading to voter concerns and some being turned away.

As of October 3, 2024, Ann L Flood’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Ann L Flood is a state representative for the 138th Legislative District in Pennsylvania. Prior to her current role, she served as an outside advocate for children and people with mental illnesses.

Jared was born and raised in a small town in Berks County, Pennsylvania. He attended Fleetwood Area School District and earned both his bachelor's and master's degrees in technology education from Millersville University of Pennsylvania. Jared lives with his partner Nicole, her mother Carol, and their children.

Jared has been a technology and engineering educator at Fleetwood Area School District for over 25 years.

Jared Peter Bitting’s campaign for state representative is his first run for public office.


Opposes the construction of any new warehouses.

Supports lowering taxes for families and small businesses.

- Opposes the construction of any new warehouses.
- Supports lowering taxes for families and small businesses.
- Supports upgrading infrastructure.

Supports expanded access to mental health care for children and adults.

- Supports access to abortion.
- Supports expanded access to mental health care for children and adults.

Opposes "extremism and exclusion" in schools and community libraries.

As of September 30, 2024, Jared Peter Bitting’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Jared Peter Bitting

Jared has been a Technology and Engineering educator at Fleetwood Area School District for over 25 years.

Jared Peter Bitting’s campaign for State Representative in State Assembly District 138 in Pennsylvania is his first run for public office.


Jared was born and raised in a small town in Berks County, Pennsylvania. He attended Fleetwood Area School District and earned both his bachelor's and master's degrees in technology education from Millersville University of Pennsylvania. Jared lives in a multi-generational home with his partner Nicole, her mother Carol, and their children: Jared's stepdaughter Elizabeth and their daughter Rori.

Jared Peter Bitting has been a Technology and Engineering educator at Fleetwood Area School District for over 25 years and holds the department chairperson position over their elementary, middle, and high schools.

As of October 1, 2024, Jared Peter Bitting’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Believes in "bipartisan, commonsense solutions" for economic issues.

Believes in finding bipartisan, commonsense solutions to address economic issues.

Believes in supporting healthcare professionals, including nurses.

Believes in the importance of strong, independent women in supporting men's health and well-being.

Believes in strong healthcare policies, influenced by his mother's career as a retired nurse.

Supports "fair public education funding to prepare students for the future."

Supports accessible education for all children.

Supports inclusivity in education, stating, "Training will be provided and all are welcome!"

Supports educator involvement in professional associations and contributions to student assessment, emphasizing the importance of educator engagement in developing Pennsylvania System of School Assessment (PSSA) Science tests for middle school students.

Supports community engagement and volunteerism in local governance.

Promises to be a voice for hard-working families and fight for their interests.

Believes in strong public safety measures to protect communities.

Believes in strong community policing to enhance public safety.

Supports public safety through community engagement and volunteering.

Believes in strong support for military, police officers, and firefighters, reflecting family legacy in public safety.

Believes in the importance of public service.

Supports electing Jared Solomon to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives to ally with Governor Josh Shapiro.

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