Mary Insprucker has worked as en educator and director of a nonprofit. 

Mary's campaign for state representative is her first run for public office. 

Supports a balanced budget and reducing long-term debt.

Supports defining percentage caps on property tax reevaluation.

Opposes "crippling taxation" that displaces homeowners and hinders non-homeowners from achieving independence.

Supports reducing unnecessary utility regulations to lower power costs.

Supports reducing "needless" utility regulations to lower power costs.

Supports tax relief for seniors and veterans.

- Supports a balanced budget and reducing long-term debt.
- Supports defining percentage caps on property tax reevaluation.
- Opposes "crippling taxation" that displaces homeowners and hinders non-homeowners from achieving independence.
- Supports tenant ownership programs.
- Supports reducing "needless" utility regulations to lower power costs.
- Supports caregiver tax credits.
- Supports tax relief for seniors and veterans.

Economy

Supports preserving, protecting, and restoring the environment using approaches that do not burden businesses and property owners.

Supports partnering with the Department of Energy on innovative recycling and fuel alternatives.

Supports "smarter transportation planning to reduce pollution."

- Supports preserving, protecting, and restoring the environment using approaches that do not burden businesses and property owners.
- Supports partnering with the Department of Energy on innovative recycling and fuel alternatives.
- Supports "smarter transportation planning to reduce pollution."

Energy & the Environment

As of January 5, 2026, Mary Insprucker’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Supports funding resources for first responders and plans to build a "robust police force."

Supports school resource officers to ensure safety for teachers, students, and staff.

Supports cash bail and mental health evaluations for defendants with a violent history.

Supports securing resources for first responders.

- Supports funding resources for first responders and plans to build a "robust police force."
- Supports school resource officers to ensure safety for teachers, students, and staff.
- Supports cash bail and mental health evaluations for defendants with a violent history.
- Supports securing resources for first responders.

Public Safety

Supports smaller class sizes and more teacher aides.

Supports ensuring state education funding mandates classrooms are well-supplied and have updated heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems.

Supports Opportunity Scholarships to expand educational choices for families, advocating for all children beyond public school performance.

- Supports smaller class sizes and more teacher aides.
- Supports ensuring state education funding mandates classrooms are well-supplied and have updated heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems.
- Supports higher pay for teachers.
- Supports Opportunity Scholarships to expand educational choices for families, advocating for all children beyond public school performance.

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Mary Insprucker

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