Clean Water Action is excited to announce our 2026 Pennsylvania Endorsements!
Check out our slate of Pennsylvania environmental candidates below and make a plan to vote early, by mail or in-person on Election Day — Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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Bob Brooks for U.S. Congress, District 7
Power the Lehigh Valley - Bob knows we need energy that works for working families, not just big oil companies. It’s why he’s for creating good-paying union jobs in clean energy, protecting our air and water, taking on the climate crisis, and investing in the industries of tomorrow.
Stop exposure to toxic chemicals- As union President of the PA Professional Fire Fighters Association, Bob pressed for state policy banning PFAS in firefighting foam which would protect the health of fire fighters and our waterways.
Clean up pollution- Bob will fight for environmental remediation funding, especially for superfund sites in the foothills of the Poconos and in the immediate vicinity of the Panther Valley.
Lindsey Williams for re-election to State Senate, District 38
Linsdey has a 92% lifetime environmental voting record on our scorecards.
Lindsey has consistently advocated for a clear plan that transitions our energy supply to renewable energy and brings along workers and new union jobs.
Lindsey is working to keep energy rates affordable by authoring legislation that data centers must provide for their own energy usage.
Jeremy Ferderber for State House, District 28
Jeremy currently operates his family's natural and organic foods distribution business which wholeheartedly utilizes sustainability practices.
Jeremy has a degree in environmental science and spent 20+ years in the field of indoor environmental quality consulting.
Jeremy recognizes that the rising cost of energy is a pressing economic and environmental issue. He will work to combat it by promoting the growth of alternative energy sources and protecting the grid from the expansion of AI data centers.
Mandy Steele for re-election to State House, District 33
Mandy has a 95% lifetime environmental voting record on our scorecards.
Mandy has voted to protect our environment and firefighters’ health from toxic PFAS chemicals.
Mandy is working to modernize our energy infrastructure and expand programs that help families reduce their own energy use and lower their bills.
Dylan Altemara for State House, District 39
Dylan believes protecting our air and water is a practical issue, not a political one. His opponent Andrew Kuzman, however, has a 23% lifetime environmental voting record.
Dylan will fight to hold polluters accountable and adopt cumulative impact policies, so the same communities are not repeatedly overburdened.
Dylan supports the transition to clean energy in ways that also create good local jobs.
Jessica Benham for re-election to State House, District 48
Jessica has a 98% lifetime environmental voting record on our scorecards.
Jessica believes firmly in the importance of sustainably funding public transit.
Jessica has acted locally to combat climate change, flooding, and landslides, leading water management projects in parks throughout the district.
Brittany Bloam for State Senate, District 45
Brittany knows one of our most pressing issues is to transition to a clean energy economy by investing in renewables.
Brittany would protect ratepayers by requiring AI data centers to provide or offset their energy use, meet efficiency standards, and contribute to energy assistance programs that help offset costs.
Brittany will protect firefighters and our environment by supporting efforts to prohibit toxic PFAS chemicals in firefighting foam.
Mike Crossey for State House, District 46
Mike will work to continue capping abandoned gas wells to prevent further climate change impacts from methane emissions.
Mike supports ensuring our state environmental and conservation agencies have not just the financial resources they need but the power to hold polluters accountable.
Mike oversees a plastic recycling program through the Lions Club which recycled around 8,000 pounds of plastic film over a 5-year period.
Lois Bower-Bjornson for State House, District 50
Lois brings a background of advocacy to the position through her professional and personal work to spread the word about the climate and health impacts of air pollution.
Lois will prioritize state investment in repairing aging clean water infrastructure.
Lois will work to prevent the dumping of coal ash and safeguard developments from being built on these toxic sites.
Be a Clean Water Voter: Vote for these candidates on Election Day, Tuesday, November 3rd!
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