Andre previously worked in the city controller's office. 

Andre is currently the state representative of State Assembly District 201. He was elected in a special election in 2024 and is serving his 1st term. 

As of September 30, 2024, Andre Donte Carroll’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Supports improving and building new public school facilities.

- Supports improving and building new public school facilities.

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Believes environmental degradation and climate change disproportionately affect communities of color, citing the high levels of air pollution from a nearby incinerator in Chester, a predominantly Black city near Philadelphia.

Supports policies that address climate change. 

- Supports policies that address climate change. 

Energy & the Environment

Believes more elected officials are needed to combat hate crimes and advocate for LGBTQIA+ equality, and supports expanding representation and enacting a state clause to prohibit discrimination based on gender expression and sexuality.

Believes more elected officials are needed to stop hate crimes and advocate for LGBTQIA+ equality, and supports enacting a law to prohibit discrimination based on gender expression and sexuality.

- Believes more elected officials are needed to stop hate crimes and advocate for LGBTQIA+ equality, and supports enacting a law to prohibit discrimination based on gender expression and sexuality.

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Opposes "racist and discriminatory" voter ID and voter suppression laws.

- Opposes "racist and discriminatory" voter ID and voter suppression laws.

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Andre Donte Carroll

Andre is from Dallas, Texas, where he still lives today. He attended South Oak Cliff High School.

As of October 1, 2024, Andre Donte Carroll’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Believes in ensuring "fair districts everywhere."

Supports fully funding education in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia.

Believes children should not attend schools with "mold and asbestos" during a global pandemic, saying current conditions mirror those he faced in school.

Believes education is crucial for children, noting the closure of over 20 schools in a year and poor facility conditions, highlighting the importance of addressing these issues amid broader societal challenges.

Believes urgent action is needed to address environmental pollution.

Believes air pollution impacts residents of Chester and surrounding counties like Philadelphia, exacerbating poor air quality for low-income and working-class communities.

Supports increasing representation of marginalized communities in the Pennsylvania state legislature to combat discrimination and hate crimes.

Believes minority communities face long lines, faulty equipment, and poll staff shortages, leading to disenfranchisement, and plans to "fight for our constitutional rights" to make voting easier.

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