Gas Tax
Her vote:NAY
THOMAS:YES
SB 35 ·
Proposed · Not enactedIn the episode, Thomas says he would have voted yes on SB 35.
Works for you, not a party.
I'm not a politician… I pay the same bills you do.
For The Record
Income & Utilities
Her vote:NAY
THOMAS:YES
SB 269 ·
Proposed · Not enactedIn the episode, Thomas says he would have voted yes on SB 269.
Public Safety
Her vote:NAY
SB 1262 ·
Proposed · Not enactedSB 490 ·
Proposed · Not enactedSB 92 (Tyler's Law) ·
Proposed · Not enactedThis episode also discusses Kayden's Law. Senator Williams voted against SB 78 in 2021 and for the revised SB 55, which became law.
Sources
- See the record · SB 1262 (opens in a new tab)
- See the record · SB 490 (opens in a new tab)
- See the record · SB 92 (Tyler's Law) (opens in a new tab)
- SB 78 · Senate Journal, June 24, 2021 · printed p. 787 (opens in a new tab)
- SB 55 · Senate Journal, December 13, 2023 · printed p. 1181 (opens in a new tab)
- SB 55 · bill history · Act 8 of 2024 (opens in a new tab)
I'm not a politician. I run a small business in Lawrenceville, and I pay the same bills you do.
When Harrisburg had the chance to stop the gas tax from rising automatically, my opponent voted no. When the Senate voted to cut the state income tax and end the state tax on your electricity, she voted no. When it voted to keep repeat offenders off the street, she voted no.
Those votes are on the record, and I've linked every one of them below so you can check them yourself.
Here's what I'll do: vote to lower the taxes on your paycheck, your gas and your power bill. Stand with the police officers who keep us safe. And answer to this district, not a party caucus.
You don't have to agree with me on everything. You don't have to change parties. You just have to decide who's working for you.
I'd be honored to have your vote on November 3.
— Thomas West