Pennsylvania State House District 77

Current seat holder: Scott Conklin.

H. Scott Conklin

Conklin studied Carpentry at Clearfield County Vocational Technical School from 1975 to 1977. He then worked as a Carpenter's Apprentice from 1977 to 1980. He also received his Universal Certificate as a Refrigerant Technician in 1995. His professional experience includes being the owner/operator of a carpentry business from 1989 to 2007 and as the current owner and operator of Conklin's Corner Antique Mall.

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Michelle Schellberg

Michelle Schellberg earned a high school diploma from Leonardtown High School. She earned a bachelor's degree from the University of California, San Diego in 1996. Her career experience includes working in public service.

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“When I talk with voters across the 77th District, I hear the same concern: the cost of everyday life is rising faster than their income. Families need relief, and young people need a reason to stay. I will work to reduce taxes and energy costs, remove barriers that make it difficult for small businesses to start and grow, and help bring good-paying jobs to our communities.” (Campaign website (via Ballotpedia))
“I also believe government must respect the people it serves. I will defend constitutional rights, parental rights, and the ability of local communities to have a voice in decisions that affect them.” (Campaign website (via Ballotpedia))
“I am particularly interested in policies that affect whether families can afford to live and build a future in Pennsylvania. That includes taxes, energy costs, housing affordability, and removing barriers that make it harder for small businesses to grow and create good-paying jobs.” (Campaign website (via Ballotpedia))
“I also care deeply about education, parental rights, and protecting constitutional freedoms. I want to ensure that state government respects individual rights and that local communities have a meaningful voice in decisions that affect them.” (Campaign website (via Ballotpedia))

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