Procrastinator's Guide to the May 2022 primary election in

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Election reform, decarceration, and public education are among his priorities.
60% : He has been outspoken about increasing the minimum wage, and wants to improve access to health care and affordable housing, improve schools and move toward more sustainable energy.
55% : This election, he has endorsements from Reclaim Philly, Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Federation of Teachers, and several other labor unions.
55% : Other campaign priorities include eviction reform, securing a $15 minimum wage, and funding for free community college and universal pre-K. Carroll has snagged endorsements from Reclaim Philly, the Working Families Party, Senator Nikhil Saval and City Councilmembers Kendra Brooks and Isaiah Thomas, among others.
54% : → Campaign site is hereLavelle is a warehouse manager for a medical equipment company, according to his LinkedIn page, which says he will be bipartisan, and aims to work with law enforcement.
48% : His priorities include education, creating jobs, and ensuring corporations "pay their fair share" in taxes, according to his website.
46% : She touts an endorsement from FOP Lodge 1 in Pittsburgh, and aims to support law enforcement against what she views as lax prosecutors and expanding crime due to "the madness in Philadelphia."
45% : He has served on multiple governor-appointed task forces around criminal justice and emergency management.
42% : If elected, Carroll would be the fourth openly LGBTQ member of the state legislature, and he's advocated for a statewide ban on conversion therapy and clearer anti-discrimination laws.
40% : Brown made waves in Harrisburg pushing legislation to impose mandatory minimums for felony convictions of people ruled too dangerous to have a firearm.
40% : Kinsey has also proposed a slew of bills targeted at criminal justice reform, including Earned Compliance Credits to reduce time-served for low-risk offenders, and has advocated for changes to risk assessment and sentencing algorithms.

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