Daniel was born and raised in York County and earned a bachelor's degree in broadcast journalism from Lock Haven University.

Daniel co-founded a video production company partially based in York County and has worked at a local TV station. He continues to be a communications professional.

Daniel A. Almoney previously ran for state representative in State Assembly District 92 in Pennsylvania in 2022, but he did not win.


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Plans to introduce legislation to reduce lawmaker pay by one-third and tie future increases to inflation and median income.

Plans to introduce legislation to reduce lawmaker pay by one-third.

Supports strong unions and worker power to oppose corporations and believes unions contributed to building the middle class and achieving modern labor standards.

Believes unions contributed to building the middle class and achieving modern labor standards.

- Plans to introduce legislation to reduce lawmaker pay by one-third.
- Believes unions contributed to building the middle class and achieving modern labor standards.

Economy

Believes it is imperative for all Pennsylvanians to have access to necessary care, regardless of income or work status.

- Believes it is imperative for all Pennsylvanians to have access to necessary care, regardless of income or work status.
- Supports abortion access.

Healthcare

Believes charter schools contribute to rising Pennsylvania property taxes and are not held to the same academic standards as public schools.

Believes charter schools are not held to the same academic standards as public schools.

- Believes charter schools are not held to the same academic standards as public schools.

Education

As of September 30, 2024, Daniel A Almoney’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Supports legalizing marijuana for recreational use.

- Supports legalizing marijuana for recreational use.

Public Safety

Supports allowing every lawmaker to bring a bill before the house floor for a vote in every session.

- Supports allowing every lawmaker to bring a bill before the house floor for a vote in every session.

Voting & Elections

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Daniel A Almoney

Daniel A Almoney co-founded a video production company partially based in York County and has worked at a local TV station. He continues to be a communications professional.

Daniel Almoney previously ran for State Representative in State Assembly District 92 in Pennsylvania in 2022, but did not win.


Believes it is important to maintain and strengthen a habit for sport, recreation, and health.

Believes in generating new revenue and opportunities for the agricultural industry by following the lead of other states.

Believes businesses are essential to the Pennsylvania and American economy.

Believes that "every issue is an economic issue."

Supports access to all necessary healthcare without government interference.

Believes that "so many of us are one illness away from catastrophe," highlighting the importance of accessible and affordable healthcare.

Supports access to in vitro fertilization (IVF) and abortion.

Supports accessible family planning options.

Supports education in the Northeastern School District.

Supports education and career advancement.

Supports fairly funding schools to improve performance, maintain facilities, hire quality staff, and provide opportunities for children.

Promises to support "all who dream of bringing their idea to life."

Believes preserving rural areas requires caring for the land and waterways.

Met his wife Michelle during their first week in band camp as freshmen.

Believes in community involvement to enhance public safety.

Believes in being "more of a neighbor than a politician."

Believes family and faith are essential foundations for making a community difference.

Believes in building relationships with community partners to enhance public safety.

Believes in addressing the challenges faced by neighbors to improve voting rights and election integrity.

Believes in protecting voting rights and ensuring fair elections.

Believes "democracy doesn’t work if you don’t have a choice," and wants to give his neighbors a choice and voice.

Believes politics should not be a career.

As of October 1, 2024, Daniel A Almoney’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Marc grew up in the Susquehanna Valley.  He currently lives in Dillsburg with his wife, Cindy. They have 2 children. 

Marc served in the United States Air Force and later participated in the Troops to Teachers program. He has been an administrator and teacher for the past 27 years, with 20 of those years spent within the Northern York County School District.

Marc Anderson’s campaign for state representative is his first run for public office.

Believes in reducing government size and bureaucracy by auditing state departments and reviewing regulatory boards to eliminate waste and inefficiency.

Believes deficit spending threatens financial security and quality of life, and supports balancing the budget with tax cuts to increase revenue and free market growth.

Believes deficit spending threatens financial security and quality of life.

Believes in balancing the budget with tax cuts.

- Believes in reducing government size and bureaucracy by auditing state departments and reviewing regulatory boards to eliminate waste and inefficiency.
- Believes deficit spending threatens financial security and quality of life.
- Believes in balancing the budget with tax cuts.

Believes school policies should not override parental rights, and supports accountability for school officials to taxpayers.

Believes school policies should not override parental rights.

Believes in maximizing local control of schools and minimizing state and federal influence.

Believes policies, curriculums, and operations of publicly funded schools should not be influenced by associations, unions, and advocacy groups.

Believes no student should be "held back by forcing him or her to attend a failing school or a school incapable of meeting the needs of specific students."

Said, "School choice is not a threat; it's an opportunity for all schooling options to compete and improve."

- Believes school policies should not override parental rights.
- Believes in maximizing local control of schools and minimizing state and federal influence.
- Believes policies, curriculums, and operations of publicly funded schools should not be influenced by associations, unions, and advocacy groups.
- Said, "School choice is not a threat; it's an opportunity for all schooling options to compete and improve."

As of September 30, 2024, Marc S Anderson’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- Supports requiring a picture ID to vote.

Marc S Anderson

Marc grew up in the Susquehanna Valley.  He currently lives in Dillsburg with his wife, Cindy.  They have 2 children. 

Marc Anderson’s campaign for State Representative in State Assembly District 92 in Pennsylvania is his first run for public office.

- Believes school policies should not override parental rights.
- Believes in maximizing local control of schools and minimizing state and federal influence.
- Believes policies, curriculums, and operations of publicly funded schools should not be influenced by associations, unions, and advocacy groups.
- Supports school choice options for students.  Said, "School choice is not a threat; it's an opportunity for all schooling options to compete and improve."

- Believes deficit spending threatens financial security and quality of life.
- Believes in balancing the budget with tax cuts.

As of October 1, 2024, Marc S Anderson’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Marc S. Anderson served in the United States Air Force and later participated in the Troops to Teachers program. He has been an administrator and teacher for the past 27 years, with 20 of those years spent within the Northern York County School District.

Believes in "economic prosperity, individual freedom, and accountable leadership."

Supports tax reform to encourage investment and job creation in Pennsylvania.

Believes "often well-intentioned solutions have unintended consequences."

Opposes abortion and received the "highest rating" from the Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation.

Believes pro-life advocates should "listen to and speak with compassion" regarding abortion.

Believes the pro-life movement should be "more empathetic and understanding with women who are facing unwanted pregnancies."

Endorsed by David Conley, president of the Dover Area School District school board.

Endorsed by West Shore School District President Heidi Thomas.

Believes in instilling "Central Pennsylvanian values such as hard work, honesty, and service" through education.

Opposes any infringement of the Second Amendment, which protects the right to bear arms.

Supports Marc Anderson in his campaign for County Commissioner.

Believes constitutional freedoms protect citizens from potential government tyranny.

Believes in being a trusted leader with an honest approach and compassionate heart, guiding his decisions on voting rights and elections.

Believes in restraining government power and making bureaucrats accountable to officials and officials accountable to the public.

Opposes early voting and believes federal law and the Pennsylvania Constitution mandate an election day to prevent election fraud.

Believes the U.S. government should have limited power and influence to protect individual liberty.

Believes the establishment of the American republic relies on faith, sacrifice, and integrity.

Supports protecting the rights and freedoms of all Pennsylvanians.

- Your state representative represents the interests of your local district in the Pennsylvania State House of Representatives. The State House of Representatives, along with the State Senate, makes up your state lawmaking body: the Pennsylvania General Assembly.
- Your state representative can author, sponsor, and vote on bills that may become state laws, including introducing tax bills. 
- State representatives and their staff respond to constituent concerns and questions through emails, phone calls, and website announcements. 
- State representatives oversee the executive branch and can vote to overrule a veto by the Governor.  
- They are elected to two-year terms and have a salary of $106,000, with a 1-3% annual increase

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