Dawn and her husband, Tom, live in Dillsburg, PA. They have 3 children. She and her family are members of St. Joseph Parish in Mechanicsburg.

Dawn previously owned and operated a consulting firm for over 10 years.

Dawn Wetzel Keefer is a state representative in State House District 92.

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Opposes raising the minimum wage, believing it will lead to job losses.

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Opposes House Bill 972, which would prevent transgender women from competing on women's sports teams.

Supports House Bill 972, which would prevent transgender women from competing on women's sports teams.

- Supports House Bill 972, which would prevent transgender women from competing on women's sports teams.

Education

Supports state-level oversight of hospitals, requiring them to publicly list standard charges for services online.

Supports House Bill 2339, which protects patients from debt collectors and credit reporting if hospitals do not follow transparency rules.

- Supports state-level oversight of hospitals, requiring them to publicly list standard charges for services online.
- Supports House Bill 2339, which protects patients from debt collectors and credit reporting if hospitals do not follow transparency rules.

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As of September 30, 2024, Dawn Wetzel Keefer’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Dawn Wetzel Keefer

Dawn and her husband, Tom, live in Dillsburg, PA.  They have 3 children.  She and her family are members of St. Joseph Parish in Mechanicsburg.

Dawn Wetzel Keefer is a State Representative for the 92nd Legislative District in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.

Supports the Governor's budget proposals.

Supports bipartisan efforts in the Pennsylvania House that benefit patients, businesses, and consumers.

Supports the Keefer Bill to address issues with "costly low bidders" in the procurement process.

Believes in reducing government intervention in business, supporting lower taxes and less regulation.

Supports reestablishing checks and balances by implementing an enhanced review process for major regulations that impose a cost burden of $1 million or more per year on the state, municipalities, and business community.

Supports education policies that benefit students and teachers.

Opposes participation of transgender athletes in women's sports.

Opposes participation of transgender women in female sports.

Supports collaboration across party lines in education, as evidenced by co-sponsoring House Bill 215 with Republicans Tomlinson and Keefer and Democrat Prokopiak.

Opposes policies that allow transgender women to compete in women's sports.

Believes the "inaction and unwillingness to enforce the laws on the books have cost many Pennsylvanians their lives."

- Opposes House Bill 972, which would prevent transgender women from competing on women's sports teams.

Believes in addressing the need for COVID-19 treatment options.

Believes Pennsylvania "lags far behind other states" in healthcare shopping for patients and employers.

Believes patients are often unaware of the costs for basic hospital services, leading to "surprise hospital bills and patient medical debt."

Believes in addressing healthcare issues through legislative action.

Supports voting rights and fair election practices.

Supports legislative-led election audits.

Believes in auditing elections to ensure transparency and accuracy.

Supports equitable decision-making in voting systems, citing an audit of the Wolf Waiver System that verifies claims of inequ fairness.

Supports voting rights and fair elections, and as a state representative, ensured secure and accessible voting processes.

Supports House Bill 72, which would require voters to present identification when voting.

Believes constitutional officers should hold "dispassionate, non-partisan positions of public trust and confidence."

Said, "I know my constituents expect me to work everyday with their best interest in mind."

Believes the current official is unfit for office and plans to introduce a resolution for their removal.

Supports honoring police officers on Law Enforcement Appreciation Day.

Believes Chief Clerk Wheeler has "broken that trust and destroyed that confidence" by aiding House Democrats.

Believes in enhancing public safety measures.

Supports eliminating Department of Environmental Protection permitting backlogs.

Supports funding for energy efficiency and reliability projects, such as the $749,700 investment in Leg Up Farm in East Manchester Township.

Supports investing in stormwater improvements, such as the $608,875 project in Delta.

Supports requiring the General Assembly to vote on a resolution to approve any "economically significant regulation" for it to take effect.

Supports locating alternative water sources.

As of October 1, 2024, Dawn Wetzel Keefer’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Dawn Wetzel Keefer is a State Representative for the 92nd Legislative District in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. She previously owned and operated a consulting firm for over 10 years.

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