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Tim Twardzik

Tim Twardzik

Tim Twardzik is a Republican member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives for District 123, serving part of Schuylkill County. He has represented the 123rd district since 2021, having been elected in 2020. Before entering politics he was an executive at Mrs. T's Pierogies, and he ran on a platform emphasising entrepreneurship and support for vulnerable populations. He is a member of the Screen Actors Guild and has worked as a background actor, appearing in films including Glass and 21 Bridges and television shows including Servant, Succession and Mare of Easttown. According to his official biography, he is a Schuylkill County native, graduated from Shenandoah Valley High School and earned his degree from the University of Notre Dame.

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United States
Field
Politics
Leaning
Right
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Why we place them here

  • He is a Republican member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, as shown by the official chamber register and multiple news reports. [1]
  • He advocated for legislation to increase the state health department's oversight powers over Pennsylvania's medical marijuana programme. [2]
  • He said that if re-elected he wanted to eliminate regulations and speed up the permitting process. [2]

Outlier votes

Recorded votes where at least nine in ten members voted the other way, from the legislature's official record.

Affiliations

  • Pennsylvania House of Representatives

    The lower chamber of the Pennsylvania General Assembly. Twardzik has served as the Republican member for District 123, covering part of Schuylkill County, since 2021. [3]

  • Screen Actors Guild

    The American labour union representing film and television performers. Twardzik is a card-carrying member and has appeared in bit parts in films and television series. [4]

  • Mrs. T's Pierogies

    A Pennsylvania food manufacturer known for frozen pierogies. Twardzik worked there as an executive before running for state office. [5]

Sources

  1. [1]skooknews.com
  2. [2]standardspeaker.com
  3. [3]palegis.us
  4. [4]spotlightpa.org
  5. [5]shensentinel.com
  6. [6]Photo: Official portrait, Pennsylvania General Assembly

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