Bradley is from Guys Mills and attended Maplewood High School. He earned his bachelor's degree in business administration from Gannon University. He has served as a volunteer firefighter and EMT with the East Mead Volunteer Fire Department. He lives in Mead Township with his wife Dana, with whom he has 3 children.

Bradley previously worked as a commercial underwriter with Erie Insurance. He has also taught as an instructor at an insurance institute.

Bradley Roae is currently serving as the State Representative for District 6. He was first elected in 2006 and is serving his 9th term. 

Believes Shapiro's budget would result in tax increases.

Believes Governor Josh Shapiro's 2024-25 budget proposal would result in tax increases.

Opposes the House passing legislation providing a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) to state employees and teachers who retired before July 1, 2001.

Opposes legislation providing a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) to state employees and teachers who retired before July 1, 2001.

- Believes Governor Josh Shapiro's 2024-25 budget proposal would result in tax increases.
- Opposes legislation providing a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) to state employees and teachers who retired before July 1, 2001.

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As of September 30, 2024, Bradley T Roae’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Supports eliminating conflict of interest in union contracts for school boards.

As a state representative, proposed legislation preventing school board members from voting on collective bargaining agreements if they have a conflict of interest.

- As a state representative, proposed legislation preventing school board members from voting on collective bargaining agreements if they have a conflict of interest.

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Believes in transparency for election night results, and as a state representative, introduced legislation to require the Pennsylvania Department of State to display the number of precincts reporting.

As a state representative, introduced legislation requiring the Pennsylvania Department of State to display the number of precincts reporting on election night results. 

- As a state representative, introduced legislation requiring the Pennsylvania Department of State to display the number of precincts reporting on election night results. 

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Bradley T Roae

Bradley attended Maplewood High School. He earned his bachelor's degree in business administration from Gannon University. He has served as a volunteer firefighter and EMT with the East Mead Volunteer Fire Department. He lives in Mead Township with his wife Dana, with whom he has 3 children.

Bradley previously worked as a commercial underwriter with Erie Insurance. He also taught as an instructor at an insurance institute.

Bradley Roae is the State Representative for District 6. He was first elected in 2006 and is in his 9th term. 

Believes Shapiro's budget would increase taxes.

Supports the expansion of the Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program, which increases income eligibility limits and maximum refunds.

Believes the state budget should only grow at the rate of inflation and supports saving reserve funds to prepare for recessions or natural disasters.

Believes in honest negotiations for realistic economic plans, free of "political campaign rhetoric."

Supports legislation that requires one staff member to assist one shopper in order to reduce long wait times.

Supports legislation to reform Pennsylvania’s welfare system, aiming to reduce costs, prevent fraud, and promote financial independence for beneficiaries.

Believes that very few employers in the private sector offer almost free retiree health insurance.

Supports reducing costs for essential prescription medications.

Supports legislation to give counties more freedom in deciding how to safely re-open as COVID numbers decrease in PA.

Believes in clarifying state emergency declarations to ensure public health and safety.

Believes in transparency and accountability in healthcare, as demonstrated by State Rep. Brad Rowe's questioning of Health Secretary Rachel Levine about long-term care facilities.

Believes in prioritizing assistance for all low-income seniors over focusing solely on retired school and state employees.

Supports legislation to help school districts save taxpayer money.

Supports legislation to reduce costs for school districts.

Opposes increasing pension contributions for public school employees, citing already high unfunded liabilities and potential tax hikes for school districts.

Worked as an instructor at the insurance institute.

As a state representative, proposed legislation preventing school board members from voting on collective bargaining agreements if they have a conflict of interest.



- As a state representative, proposed legislation preventing school board members from voting on collective bargaining agreements if they have a conflict of interest.



Supports listening to testimony from supporters and opponents of legislation that would promote the use of nuclear power in Pennsylvania.

Supports legislation to reform election processes for voter protection, election security, and public trust restoration.

Supports funding for local volunteer fire companies, including a $14,812 grant for the 1 Volunteer Fire Company.

Supports the establishment of a police department in West Mead Township.

Supports funding for local volunteer fire departments, including the Cranesville Volunteer Fire Department, which received $15,396.

Supports funding for local emergency services, including the Springfield Volunteer Fire Department Emergency Medical Services (EMS).

Supports funding for local volunteer fire departments.

Supports public safety measures, including community engagement and testimony on House Bill (HB) 1970 related to solar issues.

Supports the passage of resolutions to enhance voting rights and election integrity, believing in the importance of democratic processes and fair elections.

Believes in ensuring transparency for election results.

Supports legislation to reform Pennsylvania’s welfare system, enhance work value, strengthen families, and promote financial independence for benefit recipients.

Supports national voter identification measures.

Supports a professional, proactive “Don’t Double Vote” campaign across Pennsylvania to ensure safe, transparent, and reliable election processes.

Supports Rep. Brad Roae's (R-Crawford/Erie) legislation to mandate the Pennsylvania Department of State (DOS) display the number of precincts reporting on election night results.

Supports educating Pennsylvanians about the legal consequences of double voting and ensuring they cast only one ballot in each election.

As of October 1, 2024, Bradley T Roae’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Bradley T. Roae is a state representative for the 6th Legislative District in northwestern Pennsylvania. Prior to serving in the state Legislature, he was a commercial underwriter with Erie Insurance from August 1992 to November 2006. He also taught as an instructor at the insurance institute.

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