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Meg Rosenfeld is the Democratic nominee for the139th district, and is recommended by the PSEA over Joe Adams—who also sought PSEA  support but was rejected. She said, “If Doug Mastriano is elected governor and Joe Adams and other Republicans control the legislature, more than 100,000 teachers statewide may lose their jobs, but the worst damage will be to the children of Pennsylvania.

“I believe in public education, I believe in teachers, and I abhor the politicization of our public schools. Joe Adams touts his background as a school administrator, but won’t speak about his party’s plan to defund public education in Pennsylvania. Instead, he has chosen to align himself with groups that seek to destroy public education, and put our tax dollars into private schools with unqualified teachers who disseminate propaganda. The dismantling of public education will have devastating effects on our rural community, where families rely on our excellent public schools to give their children the best start in life.”

Keep your eye on Meg Rosenfeld. She is what’s good about Pike County and will make a strong, knowledgeable addition to the PA House of Representatives.

With incumbent Mike Peifer stepping down after the current term ends in November, the seat for PA General Assembly district 139 is up for grabs. 

We could not ask for better representation in Harrisburg than Meg Rosenfeld.

Delaware Valley Action! lights the way for democracy in January 6 remembrance

Support student safety, write in Meg Rosenfeld

The Milford aquifer is an environmentally sensitive area, roughly 44 acres, that sits under the I-84 exchange. I firmly believe that if we can get past the adversarial construct that has defined the community conversation about development over the aquifer in the last several years, together we can find such a solution.

I’ve known Meg and her husband, Jason, and their family for nearly a decade. I was especially impressed a few years ago, when they co-chaired the Milford Enhancement Committee’s annual Welcome Party and helped engage many new people in our community in volunteerism. If elected to the legislature, her priorities will be on the local issues that require effective advocacy in Harrisburg, especially those affecting rural areas. 

Vying to fill his seat are Joe Adams, the Republican Wayne County commissioner who calls himself a close friend of Peifer’s, and Meghan Rosenfeld, a Democratic Pike County resident and advocate who recently ran as a write-in candidate for the Delaware Valley School Board.

Progressive Women of NEPA is proud to announce our endorsed candidates in the upcoming November 8 general election. As legislators, they will diligently work to protect the reproductive freedom of PA women and address other vital issues facing our commonwealth.

With incumbent Mike Peifer stepping down after the current term ends in November, the seat for PA General Assembly district 139 is up for grabs. 

We could not ask for better representation in Harrisburg than Meg Rosenfeld.

Delaware Valley Action! lights the way for democracy in January 6 remembrance

Support student safety, write in Meg Rosenfeld

The Milford aquifer is an environmentally sensitive area, roughly 44 acres, that sits under the I-84 exchange. I firmly believe that if we can get past the adversarial construct that has defined the community conversation about development over the aquifer in the last several years, together we can find such a solution.

I’ve known Meg and her husband, Jason, and their family for nearly a decade. I was especially impressed a few years ago, when they co-chaired the Milford Enhancement Committee’s annual Welcome Party and helped engage many new people in our community in volunteerism. If elected to the legislature, her priorities will be on the local issues that require effective advocacy in Harrisburg, especially those affecting rural areas.