Dallas earned a bachelor's degree from Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania and a law degree from Penn State Law.

Dallas previously interned for Congressman Glenn “GT” Thompson, worked in the coal industry, and served as a law clerk to the United States House of Representatives Oversight Committee. He is also a licensed attorney in Pennsylvania and worked for a judge on the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court.

Dallas Paul Kephart is a state representative in State Assembly District 73.

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Believes the governor should work with the General Assembly to create a "commonsense energy policy" for Pennsylvania's future.

Opposes the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), saying it is "a job killer and a tax that would have inevitably been passed along to consumers, in addition to being a policy that would end Pennsylvania’s role as a major energy exporter."

Supports awarding grants to municipal authorities for economic improvements.

Opposes automatic pay raises for elected officials.

- Believes the governor should work with the General Assembly to create a "commonsense energy policy" for Pennsylvania's future.
- Opposes the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), saying it is "a job killer and a tax that would have inevitably been passed along to consumers, in addition to being a policy that would end Pennsylvania’s role as a major energy exporter."
- Supports awarding grants to municipal authorities for economic improvements.
- Opposes automatic pay raises for elected officials.

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As of September 30, 2024, Dallas Paul Kephart’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Opposes the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), believing it would increase electricity bills.

Believes coal and natural gas are essential for a balanced energy portfolio.

Opposes legislation that would ban natural gas drilling, saying it would jeopardize over 424,000 jobs and revenue from natural resources.

- Opposes the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), believing it would increase electricity bills.
- Believes coal and natural gas are essential for a balanced energy portfolio.
- Opposes legislation that would ban natural gas drilling, saying it would jeopardize over 424,000 jobs and revenue from natural resources.

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Believes in holding legislators accountable by requiring them to vote on their salary increases.

Believes in protecting voting rights and ensuring fair election procedures.

- Believes in holding legislators accountable by requiring them to vote on their salary increases.
- Believes in protecting voting rights and ensuring fair election procedures.

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Dallas Paul Kephart

Dallas has a bachelor's degree from Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania, and a law degree from Penn State Law.

Dallas is a State Representative for the 73rd Legislative District in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. He previously interned for Congressman Glenn “GT” Thompson, worked in the coal industry, and served as a law clerk to the United States House of Representatives Oversight Committee. He is also a licensed attorney in Pennsylvania and worked for a judge on the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court.

Dallas Paul Kephart is a state representative in Pennsylvania, representing District 73.

Believes constituents "aren't getting automatic raises and must deal with increased expenses caused by inflation."

Believes in acknowledging the efforts of board members in securing competitive grants for economic development.

Supports the Commonwealth Financing Authority in administering Pennsylvania’s economic stimulus packages.

Supports the Healthcare Hiring Initiative.

Supports the ability to obtain a commercial driver’s license (CDL).

Supports access to affordable healthcare.

Supports the expansion of broadband access.

Supports accessible healthcare and having a responsive office to address federal government questions.

Believes in addressing healthcare issues promptly and effectively.

Supports assistance with state-related issues, including car registrations, driver's license renewal, property tax rebates, and birth certificate applications.

Supports education policies that receive bipartisan support, emphasizing the importance of collaborative efforts in advancing educational initiatives.

Supports multimodal grant awards for education.

Supports education policies that benefit students and families.

Supports providing opportunities for groups to ask questions and learn the rules regarding education.

Supports clear standards for vehicle registration plates, defining illegibility as any numbers or letters that cannot be recognized from 50 feet or if the registration plate shows any blistering, peeling, discoloration or loss of reflectivity.

Supports addressing "Rising Energy Costs in Pennsylvania."

Supports local legislators in committee roles to enhance energy and job initiatives.

Supports allocating $15,000 to the John Carroll Area Ambulance Service.

Supports funding for local ambulance associations, contributing $15,000 to the Hastings Area Ambulance Association.

Supports seminars for those seeking concealed carry permits and for existing permit holders to stay updated on gun laws.

Supports awarding emergency service grants to enhance public safety.

Believes there is "a lot more work to do" in addressing public safety issues.

Supports the Multimodal Transportation Fund to enhance public safety through improved transportation infrastructure.

Supports local grant awards to enhance public safety measures.

Supports voting rights and fair elections.

Supports the reform of voting rights and elections.

Believes in providing clear information and assistance on federal government issues, including voting rights and elections.

Believes it is difficult for minority party members to pass bills in the Democrat-controlled House.

As of October 1, 2024, Dallas Paul Kephart’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Dallas Paul Kephart is a State Representative for the 73rd Legislative District in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. He previously interned for Congressman Glenn “GT” Thompson, worked in the coal industry, and served as a law clerk to the United States House of Representatives Oversight Committee. He is also a licensed attorney in Pennsylvania and worked for a judge on the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court.

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