Daniel is an Adams County native. He studied finance at York College He has volunteered with “People Who Care Inc.,” the Boy Scouts of America Battlefield District of the New Birth of Freedom Council, for an annual Christmas for Kids program, and with the Gettysburg Monuments project. Moul and his wife Lori have two adult children and five grandchildren.


Daniel previously worked as the owner and operator of his own real estate management and renovation business. Before that, he worked in the sales division of Hanover-based Utz Quality Foods.


Daniel P Moul currently serves as the State Representative in State Assembly District 91 in Pennsylvania. He was first elected in 2006 and is serving his ninth term in office.

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Supports "meaningful tax, regulatory and welfare reforms, commonsense budgeting and measures to protect the safety and welfare of Pennsylvania’s most vulnerable citizens – children, the elderly and disabled."

Supports enhancing funding for tourism promotion and protecting landowners who allow free public recreational use of their land.

Supports addressing population changes in rural communities to prevent job and service decline.

Opposes state budget that exceeds revenue and uses reserves, but supports increased funding for agriculture, animal health facilities, and vocational education.

- Supports "meaningful tax, regulatory and welfare reforms, commonsense budgeting and measures to protect the safety and welfare of Pennsylvania’s most vulnerable citizens – children, the elderly and disabled."
- Supports enhancing funding for tourism promotion and protecting landowners who allow free public recreational use of their land.
- Supports addressing population changes in rural communities to prevent job and service decline.
- Opposes state budget that exceeds revenue and uses reserves, but supports increased funding for agriculture, animal health facilities, and vocational education.

Economy

Supports increasing Medicaid reimbursement rates for emergency medical services (EMS) and ensuring ambulance crews are reimbursed for patient transport.

- Supports increasing Medicaid reimbursement rates for emergency medical services (EMS) and ensuring ambulance crews are reimbursed for patient transport.

Healthcare

Supports House Bill 2176, mandating cash acceptance at public school events, addressing issues faced when denied entry to a high school sporting event due to cashless policies.

- Supports House Bill 2176, mandating cash acceptance at public school events, addressing issues faced when denied entry to a high school sporting event due to cashless policies.

Education

Supports public input on environmental issues, such as the new strategic plan for management of trout fisheries in Pennsylvania.

Opposes the use of agricultural land for solar fields, citing potential harm to food production and unknown health risks from chemicals in solar panels.

Opposes the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System Program (MS4) due to its ambiguous implementation and the financial burden of the "rain tax" on farmers.

Supports farmland preservation, saying "Pennsylvania leads the nation when it comes to farmland preservation."

Supports transitioning from an alternative fuel tax for hybrid and electric vehicles (EVs) to an annual fee for "fair use" of Pennsylvania roadways, but believes more could be done to ensure the fee is applied fairly, noting it is the same regardless of annual mileage.

As state representative, supported House Bill 2310 to create an Agriculture Innovation Fund.

Plans to establish a Rural Population Revitalization Commission to address rural community concerns, including lack of amenities, distance to essential services, and limited job and housing opportunities.

- Supports public input on environmental issues, such as the new strategic plan for management of trout fisheries in Pennsylvania.
- Opposes the use of agricultural land for solar fields, citing potential harm to food production and unknown health risks from chemicals in solar panels.
- Opposes the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System Program (MS4) due to its ambiguous implementation and the financial burden of the "rain tax" on farmers.
- Supports farmland preservation.
- Supports transitioning from an alternative fuel tax for hybrid and electric vehicles (EVs) to an annual fee for "fair use" of Pennsylvania roadways, but believes more could be done to ensure the fee is applied fairly, noting it is the same regardless of annual mileage.
- As state representative, supported House Bill 2310 to create an Agriculture Innovation Fund.
- Plans to establish a Rural Population Revitalization Commission to address rural community concerns, including lack of amenities, distance to essential services, and limited job and housing opportunities.

Energy & the Environment

As a state representative, Moul "was instrumental in strengthening state laws to protect children from sexual predators and other forms of child abuse."

Supports infrastructure improvements for public safety, including traffic detours and culvert replacements.

Opposes the Pennsylvania Dog Law requiring a 14-day quarantine for out-of-state dogs moved to Pennsylvania shelters, saying it "creates a hardship for shelters by delaying adoptions."

- As a state representative, Moul "was instrumental in strengthening state laws to protect children from sexual predators and other forms of child abuse."
- Supports infrastructure improvements for public safety, including traffic detours and culvert replacements.
- Opposes the Pennsylvania Dog Law requiring a 14-day quarantine for out-of-state dogs moved to Pennsylvania shelters, saying it "creates a hardship for shelters by delaying adoptions."

Public Safety

Supports reducing government regulations, saying "overregulation hinders economic growth, impedes our ability to govern ourselves and sometimes confuses the public."

- Supports reducing government regulations, saying "overregulation hinders economic growth, impedes our ability to govern ourselves and sometimes confuses the public."

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