Robin Schooley Skibber is a dedicated community leader, advocate, and Democratic nominee running to represent the 139th district in the Pennsylvania State House of Representatives.
Robin was born and raised, and went to K-12 schools in Pike and Wayne Counties. With a lifetime of community volunteerism, more than 20 years as director of the Area Agency on Aging, and a passion for positive change, Robin is prepared to represent the 139th district in Harrisburg.
The 139th District includes (in Pike): Blooming Grove, Greene, Lackawaxen, Milford, Palmyra, Shohola and Westfall Townships and Milford and Matamoras Boroughs, and (in Wayne), Cherry Ridge, Dreher, Lake, Lehigh, Palmyra, Paupack, Salem, South Canaan and Sterling Townships, and Hawley Borough.
Robin prioritizes funding for emergency services and advocates for collaboration to enhance care accessibility. She also stands firm in protecting reproductive health care and champions veteran's access to medical services.
Robin supports local conservation initiatives and prioritizes funding for environmental protection.
She recognizes the importance of investing in education and vocational programs.
Robin focuses on enhancing access to quality services, particularly mental health support. She advocates for expanded healthcare coverage to include essential services, ensuring comprehensive care for all residents.
Closed Primaries are bad for Democracy
Pennsylvania has a closed primary system, meaning that only voters registered with a given party can vote in that party’s primary election. Voters who are unaffiliated are prohibited from voting in a primary election.
By embracing over 1.2 million disenfranchised voters in Pennsylvania, we are welcoming fresh ideas and new perspectives to the voters in Pennsylvania.
Robin Skibber will support legislation that will give independents the right to vote in every election.