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Delegation Chamber District Name Capital Office District Office Email Allegheny House 20 Adam Ravenstahl 321 Irvis Office Bldg Delegation Chamber District Name Capital Office District Office Email Allegheny House 20 Adam Ravenstahl 321 Irvis Office Bldg. 3689 California [email protected] County Harrisburg, PA, Avenue Pittsburgh, Delegation 17120-2020 PA, 15212 Allegheny House 45 Anita Kulik 323 Irvis Office 1350 Fifth Avenue [email protected] County Building Harrisburg, Coraopolis, PA, Delegation PA, 17120-2045 15108 Allegheny House 32 Anthony DeLuca 115 Irvis Office Bldg. 7205 Saltsburg Road [email protected] County Harrisburg, PA, Pittsburgh, PA, 15235 Delegation 17120-2032 Allegheny House 35 Austin Davis G07 Irvis Office 627 Lysle Boulevard [email protected] County Building Harrisburg, McKeesport, PA, Delegation PA, 17120-2035 15132 Allegheny House 25 Brandon Markosek 116-A East Wing Commerce Building, Unknown County Harrisburg, PA, Suite 303, 4232 Delegation 17120-2025 Northern Pike Monroeville, PA, 15146 Allegheny House 23 Dan Frankel 332 Main Capitol 2345 Murray [email protected] County Bldg. Harrisburg, PA, Avenue, Suite 205 Delegation 17120-2023 Pittsburgh, PA, 15217 Allegheny House 27 Daniel Deasy 304 Irvis Office Bldg. 436 South Main [email protected] County Harrisburg, PA, Street Pittsburgh, PA, Delegation 17120-2027 15220 Allegheny House 42 Daniel Miller 217 Irvis Office 650 Washington [email protected] County Building Harrisburg, Road, Suite 102 Mt. Delegation PA, 17120-2042 Lebanon, PA, 15228 Allegheny House 24 Ed Gainey 103 Irvis Office Bldg. 100 Sheridan Square, [email protected] County Harrisburg, PA, 3rd Floor Pittsburgh, Delegation 17120-2024 PA, 15206 Allegheny House 33 Frank Dermody 423 Main Capitol 1331 Freeport Road [email protected] County Bldg. Harrisburg, PA, Cheswick, PA, 15024 Delegation 17120-2033 Allegheny House 36 Harry Readshaw 221 Irvis Office Bldg. 1917 Brownsville [email protected] County Harrisburg, PA, Road Pittsburgh, PA, Delegation 17120-2036 15210 Allegheny House 19 Jake Wheatley 36 East Wing 2015-2017 Centre [email protected] County Harrisburg, PA, Avenue Pittsburgh, Delegation 17120-2019 PA, 15219 Allegheny House 16 Robert Matzie 121 Irvis Office Bldg. 1240 Merchant [email protected] County Harrisburg, PA, Street, First Floor Delegation 17120-2016 Ambridge, PA, 15003 Allegheny House 21 Sara Innamorato 101A East Wing 5154 Butler Street [email protected] County Harrisburg, PA, Pittsburgh, PA, 15201 Delegation 17120-2021 Allegheny House 34 Summer Lee 101B East Wing 501 Braddock [email protected] County Harrisburg, PA, Avenue, Suite 105 Delegation 17120-2034 Braddock, PA , 15104 Allegheny House 38 William Kortz 114 Irvis Office 751 Pittsburgh [email protected] County Building Harrisburg, McKeesport Blvd Delegation PA, 17120-2038 Dravosburg, PA, 15034 East Central House 5 Barry Jozwiak 155B East Wing 2501 Bernville Road, [email protected] Delegation Harrisburg, PA, Reading Regional 17120-2005 Airport, Terminal Building Lobby - Box 4 Reading, PA, 19605 East Central House 130 David Maloney 6B East Wing 46 East Philadelphia [email protected] Delegation Harrisburg, PA, Avenue Boyertown, 17120-2130 PA, 19512 East Central House 122 Doyle Heffley 420 Irvis Office Bldg. 204B Bridge Street [email protected] Delegation Harrisburg, PA, Weissport, PA, 18235 17120-2122 East Central House 187 Gary Day 113 Ryan Office 6299 State Route [email protected] Delegation Building Harrisburg, 309, Star Plaza, Suite PA, 17120-2187 302 New Tripoli, PA, 18066 East Central House 124 Jerry Knowles 314C Main Capitol 202 E. Broad Street [email protected] Delegation Harrisburg, PA, Tamaqua, PA, 18252 17120-2124 East Central House 129 Jim Cox 209 Ryan Office Bldg. 2909 Windmill Road [email protected] Delegation Harrisburg, PA, Suite 7, Suite 7 17120-2129 Sinking Spring, PA, 19608 East Central House 137 Joe Emrick 160B East Wing 447 Blue Valley Drive [email protected] Delegation Harrisburg, PA, Bangor, PA, 18013 17120-2137 East Central House 131 Justin Simmons 5 East Wing 21 N. Main Street, [email protected] Delegation Harrisburg, PA, Unit 9 Coopersburg, 17120-2131 PA, 18036 East Central House 171 Kerry Benninghoff 147 Main Capitol 140 West High Street [email protected] Delegation Bldg. Harrisburg, PA, Bellefonte, PA, 16823 17120-2171 East Central House 107 Kurt Masser 315J Main Capitol 467 Industrial Park [email protected] Delegation Building Harrisburg, Road Elysburg, PA, PA, 17120-2107 17824 East Central House 108 Lynda Schlegel Culver 402 Irvis Office Bldg. 106 Arch Street [email protected] Delegation Harrisburg, PA, Sunbury, PA, 17801 17120-2108 East Central House 138 Marcia Hahn 402A Irvis Office 196 West [email protected] Delegation Bldg. Harrisburg, PA, Moorestown Road 17120-2138 Wind Gap, PA, 18091 East Central House 125 Mike Tobash 4B East Wing 988 East Main Street, [email protected] Delegation Harrisburg, PA, Suite A Schuylkill 17120-2125 Haven, PA, 17972 East Central House 134 Ryan Mackenzie 160A East Wing 3402 Brookside Road [email protected] Delegation Harrisburg, PA, Macungie, PA, 18062 17120-2134 East Central House 76 Stephanie Borowicz 413 Irvis Office 18 E. Main Street, [email protected] Delegation Building Harrisburg, Suite II Lock Haven, PA, 17120-2076 PA, 17745 East Central House 183 Zachary Mako 402 Irvis Office 2030 Center Street [email protected] Delegation Building Harrisburg, Northampton, PA, PA, 17120-2183 18067 Northeast House 120 Aaron Kaufer B14 Main Capitol 161 Main Street, [email protected] Delegation Bldg. Harrisburg, PA, Suite 201, Keller 17120-2120 Complex Luzerne, PA, 18709 Northeast House 68 Clint Owlett 52A East Wing 74 Main Street [email protected] Delegation Harrisburg, PA, Wellsboro, PA, 16901 17120-2068 Northeast House 109 David Millard 121 Main Capitol 904B Orange Street [email protected] Delegation Bldg. Harrisburg, PA, Berwick, PA, 18603 17120-2109 Northeast House 121 Eddie Day Pashinski 214 Irvis Office Bldg. 152 South [email protected] Delegation Harrisburg, PA, Pennsylvania Avenue 17120-2121 Wilkes-Barre, PA, 18702 Northeast House 84 Garth Everett 400 Irvis Office Bldg. Penn Hills Plaza, 21 [email protected] Delegation Harrisburg, PA, Kristi Rd., Suite 1 17120-2084 Muncy, PA, 17756 Northeast House 119 Gerald Mullery 527E Main Capitol 102 West Pike Street, [email protected] Delegation Building Harrisburg, Suite 101 Houston, PA, 17120-2119 PA, 15342 Northeast House 176 Jack Rader 423 Irvis Office Bldg. 2785 Route 115, [email protected] Delegation Harrisburg, PA, Suite 103, Carriage 17120-2176 House Square Effort, PA, 18330 Northeast House 133 Jeanne McNeill G-05 Irvis Office 1080 Schadt Avenue [email protected] Delegation Building Harrisburg, Whitehall, PA, 18052 PA, 17120-2133 Northeast House 83 Jeff Wheeland 427 Irvis Office Bldg. 349 Pine Street, Suite [email protected] Delegation Harrisburg, PA, 1 Williamsport, PA, 17120-2083 17701 Northeast House 111 Jonathan Fritz 414 Irvis Office 32 Commercial [email protected] Delegation Building Harrisburg, Street, Wayne Co. PA, 17120-2111 Visitor's Center, Suite 300 Honesdale, PA, 18431 Northeast House 117 Karen Boback 41B East Wing 105 Lt. Michael [email protected] Delegation Harrisburg, PA, Cleary Drive Dallas, 17120-2117 PA, 18612 Northeast House 112 Kyle Mullins 116B East Wing 520 Burke Bypass, Delegation Harrisburg, PA, Suite 1 Olyphant, PA, 17120-2112 18447 Northeast House 126 Mark Rozzi 111 Irvis Office Bldg. 4933 Kutztown Road [email protected] Delegation Harrisburg, PA, Temple, PA, 19560 17120-2126 Northeast House 113 Marty Flynn 323 Main Capitol 409 North Main [email protected] Delegation Building Harrisburg, Street, Jay's PA, 17120-2113 Commons Scranton, PA, 18504 Northeast House 115 Maureen Madden 300 Irvis Office 354 Memorial [email protected] Delegation Building Harrisburg, Boulevard #4 PA, 17120-2115 Tobyhanna, PA, 18466 Northeast House 139 Michael Peifer 218 Ryan Office 2523 Route 6, Suite 2 [email protected] Delegation Building Harrisburg, Hawley, PA, 18428 PA, 17120-2139 Northeast House 132 Michael Schlossberg 331 Irvis Office 2030 West Tilghman [email protected] Delegation Building Harrisburg, St., Suite 100 PA, 17120-2132 Allentown, PA, 18104 Northeast House 118 Mike Carroll 300 Main Capitol 42 Center Street [email protected] Delegation Bldg. Harrisburg, PA, Hughestown, PA, 17120-2118 18640 Northeast House 123 Neal Goodman 512-E Main Capitol 39 West Centre [email protected] Delegation Harrisburg, PA, Street Mahanoy City, 17120-2123 PA, 17948 Northeast House 22 Peter Schweyer 325 Irvis Office 1501 Lehigh Street, [email protected] Delegation Building Harrisburg, Suite 206 Allentown, PA, 17120-2022 PA, 18103 Northeast House 136 Robert Freeman 207 Irvis Office Bldg. 215 Northampton [email protected] Delegation Harrisburg, PA, Street Easton, PA, 17120-2136 18042 Northeast House 189 Rosemary Brown 210 Ryan Office 143 Seven Bridge [email protected] Delegation Building Harrisburg, Road East PA, 17120-2189 Stroudsburg, PA, 18301 Northeast House 135 Steve Samuelson 34 East Wing 104 East Broad [email protected] Delegation Harrisburg, PA, Street Bethlehem, 17120-2135 PA, 18018 Northeast House 104 Susan Helm 41A East Wing 2090 Linglestown [email protected] Delegation Harrisburg, PA, Road, Suite 100 17120-2104 Harrisburg, PA, 17110 Northeast House 116 Tarah Toohil 47 East Wing 1 West Broad Street, [email protected] Delegation Harrisburg, PA, Suite 100 Hazleton, 17120-2116 PA, 18201 Northeast House 127 Thomas Caltagirone 106 Irvis Office
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