Kimberly is married to her husband, Peter. They have 3 children. 

Kimberly Dugery's campaign for State Representative in State Assembly District 166 in Pennsylvania is her 1st run for public office.


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Opposes the "300% small business tax increase proposal in Harrisburg."

Opposes the small business tax increase proposal in Harrisburg.

- Opposes the small business tax increase proposal in Harrisburg.

Economy

Believes in "bringing more competition to the insurance market to reduce costs and working to increase access to medical care."

Believes healthcare costs are too high and access is too limited.

- Believes in "bringing more competition to the insurance market to reduce costs and working to increase access to medical care."
- Believes healthcare costs are too high and access is too limited.

Healthcare

Believes in prioritizing essential skills in education, including math, science, reading, writing, and technology.

Believes in prioritizing math, science, reading, writing, and technology in school. 

Believes in "increased accountability, investment, and parental involvement" in education.

- Believes in prioritizing math, science, reading, writing, and technology in school. 
- Believes in "increased accountability, investment, and parental involvement" in education.

Education

As of September 30, 2024, Kimberly C Dugery’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Kimberly C Dugery

Kimberly is married to her husband, Peter.  They have 3 children. 

Kimberly C. Dugery has nearly 20 years of experience as a business professional. 

Kimberly Dugery's campaign for State Representative in State Assembly District 166 in Pennsylvania is her first run for public office.


Supports working for grant funding to improve infrastructure, support environmental initiatives, and develop solutions by meeting with local officials and residents.

Believes inflation and rising costs are making it harder for people to get by and plans to be a "strong fiscal watchdog" in Harrisburg to prevent government over-spending, which she believes is a main driver of inflation.

Plans to "work to bring increased competition and more technology to the system to help reduce costs."

Believes access to good-paying jobs is crucial for family success and plans to help small businesses, entrepreneurs, and job creators grow the economy.

Believes "out-of-control spending is driving inflation and hurting all of us" and plans to focus the budget on priorities like education, public safety, and jobs while cutting waste.

Supports "smart incentives" to address Pennsylvania's healthcare provider shortage.

Believes in making healthcare policies to "make life a little easier for everyone."

Believes in addressing the rising cost of healthcare.

Believes in preparing children for success through education.

Believes in preparing children for life, ensuring their safety, and securing their future.

Believes in prioritizing policies that aim to help people the most.

Believes a quality education is essential for children's future and Pennsylvania's future, and plans to advocate for investment, accountability, and parental involvement in education.

Believes Haverford's community is "special," which influenced her family's decision to settle there for over two decades.

Supports police, wants to get "tough on real criminals - especially drug dealers and those who use a gun; and work to prevent crime by supporting drug addiction and mental health services."

Promises to help local communities improve.

Supports the implementation of "smart ideas" to enhance public safety.

Believes in being "tough on drug dealers" while also advocating for addiction treatment funding.

Supports police, firefighters, and emergency medical technicians.

Believes in strong community ties to enhance public safety, emphasizing the importance of raising children in secure neighborhoods.

Believes her approach to issues is reflective of the people she wants to represent.

Believes in providing adequate resources for political campaigns to ensure positive messages reach constituents.

Supports voting rights and fair elections.

Believes State Representatives should focus on issues that impact "every person, every family, and every child" in Harrisburg.

Believes in being a "proven consensus builder" who is ready to "put politics aside and get things done for all of us."

Believes a trusted election system and better representation are essential for improving government.

Believes in reducing political fighting to achieve "sanity and common sense" in government.

As of October 1, 2024, Kimberly C Dugery’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Kimberly C. Dugery has nearly 20 years of experience as a business professional. She has also volunteered for years as a local Judge of Elections in her community.

Gregory is a lifetime resident of Haverford Township and graduate of St. Joseph’s Prep. He earned his bachelor's degree in economics and his law degree from Villanova University.

Gregory previously worked as a solo practitioner in Havertown and as an adjunct professor at Villanova University.

Gregory Vitali currently serves as a state representative in Pennsylvania's 166th House District. He was elected in 1993 and is serving his 16th term.

As of September 30, 2024, Gregory Vitali’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Pa. DEP is understaffed and can't fulfill mission to protect our health and environment

Believes the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection has been chronically understaffed for years and is currently unable to fulfill its basic mission to protect public health and the environment.

Believes oil drillers are not reporting their production data as required by law.

Believes Pennsylvania has the budget to prioritize environmental protection.

- Believes the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection has been chronically understaffed for years and is currently unable to fulfill its basic mission to protect public health and the environment.
- Believes oil drillers are not reporting their production data as required by law.
- Believes Pennsylvania has the budget to prioritize environmental protection.

Supports "sensible" gun control policies.

Gregory Vitali

Greg is a lifetime resident of Haverford Township and graduate of St. Joseph’s Prep. 
 He earned his bachelor's degree in economics and his law degree from Villanova University.

Gregory Vitali has served for 29 years on the Environmental Resource and Energy Committee, including seven years as Democratic Chairman. He worked as a solo practitioner in Havertown for 12 years and is an adjunct professor at Villanova University.

Greg Vitali currently serves as a state representative in Pennsylvania's 166th House District. He was first elected in 1993 and is serving his 16th term.

Gregory earned his bachelor's degree in economics and his law degree from Villanova University.

Supports strong measures for environmental conservation.

Served for 29 years on the Environmental Resource and Energy Committee, including seven years as Democratic Chairman.

As a state representative, was the first Pennsylvania legislator to introduce climate change legislation.

Believes in strong environmental protection, and as a legislator, earned recognition as a leading environmental legislator in Harrisburg, receiving numerous statewide environmental awards.

Believes in strong public safety measures to ensure community security.

Is a lifetime resident of Haverford Township.

Believes in strong public safety measures, and as an adjunct professor at Villanova University, taught classes on state and local government.

Believes in strong public safety measures, including gun control, to protect communities.

Believes in grassroots campaigning over "special interest money."

Believes in taking principled stands on voting rights and elections, and not being afraid to "speak truth to power."

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