Ballotpedia, David Maloney

As of October 5, 2024, David Mark Maloney’s website did not contain information on this issue.

David worked as a self-employed contractor in the construction industry.

David Maloney serves as a state representative from District 130. He has been in office since December 2010. He previously served on the Oley Valley School Board.

As of September 30, 2024, David Mark Maloney’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Supports partnerships for environmental testing and remediation, believing no state has declined such opportunities.

Opposes transitioning the application process for doe tags from a decades-long tradition of in-person applications to an online system that has yet to be created.

- Supports partnerships for environmental testing and remediation, believing no state has declined such opportunities.
- Opposes transitioning the application process for doe tags from a decades-long tradition of in-person applications to an online system that has yet to be created.

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Public Safety

Supports House Bill 1334, which would require all voters to provide identification when voting.

Believes there are "troubling discrepancies" in 2020 General Election data, questioning the certification by state officials, and plans to investigate further.

- Supports House Bill 1334, which would require all voters to provide identification when voting.
- Believes there are "troubling discrepancies" in 2020 General Election data, questioning the certification by state officials, and plans to investigate further.

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David Mark Maloney

David Maloney, Ballotpedia

As of October 3, 2024, David Mark Maloney’s website did not contain information on this issue.

David Mark Maloney is a State Representative for the 130th District in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. He previously served on the Oley Valley School Board and worked as a self-employed contractor in the construction industry for 25 years.

David Maloney has served as a state representative from District 130 since December 2010.

Believes that despite unanimous support for certain legislation, no action was taken when it mattered.

Supports honoring local sports figures through legislative resolutions.

Supports HB 140, mandating vehicles park parallel and within 12 inches of the bike lane buffer, enhancing safety for cyclists.

Believes sportsmen’s funds are crucial for purchasing and maintaining lands available for oil and gas leasing.

Opposes the Senate's justification for claiming gas and oil lease money from PGC-managed lands as state property.

Supports the economy through local recognition and contributions, as demonstrated by the House approving a bill to name a road after a Boyertown native and founder of the Civil Air Patrol.

Supports the racing industry, noting Pennsylvania's significant contribution with 540 annual racing events and nearly 100 related businesses.

Supports public-private partnerships in wildlife research, as seen in the collaboration between Unified Sportsmen of Pennsylvania and LSU scientist Frank Bastian to cure chronic wasting disease in deer.

Believes funding research and development to discover the cause of chronic wasting disease (CWD) will help eradicate it from the U.S.

Supports funding for healthcare research.

Believes all efforts to cure chronic wasting disease (CWD) are welcome.

Believes the "PGC’s Doe License Disaster" was preventable, saying efforts to resolve the issue were overlooked.

Supports research and efforts to combat Chronic Wasting Disease.

Believes in supporting education policies that benefit students and teachers.

Believes in addressing agricultural education and research issues, such as the invasive Spotted Lantern Fly and Chronic Wasting Disease.

Supports funding for school districts to enhance education and safety.

Supports allowing public schools to be used for hunter education courses.

Believes in transparency and adherence to Pennsylvania’s Sunshine Law in public meetings.

Supports school choice, which allows parents to use public funds to enroll their children in schools beyond their local options, including private schools.

Believes Pennsylvania's school funding is unconstitutional, aligning with Governor Shapiro's views on the need for increased funding for public schools.

Supports House Bill (HB) 2400, which permits public and private construction to resume if it follows CDC-defined social distancing and mitigation measures.

Wants to remind people that "Safety on the Water should come first as the height of the boating season approaches."

Supports funding for water supply and drinking water infrastructure.

Supports responsible operation of Pennsylvania Game and Fish Commissions, efforts to combat Chronic Wasting Disease, and restoring the Ruffed Grouse population.

Believes the Game and Fisheries Committee's role is to pass legislation and address concerns of hunters and anglers through policy changes.

Supports allocating $15,000 to the Oley Fire Company Emergency Medical Services.

Believes the governor failed to address public safety issues on September 27, saying "it is truly a shame."

Supports House Resolution 614, celebrating the American Legion and its 100 years of service.

Believes Governor Shapiro failed to address public safety issues in 2023, saying "Sept. 27 came and went with nary a peep from Gov. Shapiro."

Supports legislation to display the Prisoner of War/Missing in Action (POW/MIA) flag on Commonwealth property statewide.

Supports voting rights and fair election practices.

Supports wildlife conservation and fishing, and as Game and Fisheries Chairman, stocked trout in Columbia County with Rep. Robert Leadbeter.

Supports the Legislative Motorsports Caucus.

Supports bills that make it easy to vote but hard to cheat.

As of October 1, 2024, David Mark Maloney’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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