Reproductive Freedom for All has endorsed a slate of candidates running for seats in the Pennsylvania General Assembly ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. The September 30, 2026, announcement targets both the Pennsylvania House of Representatives and the state Senate as part of an effort to maintain a reproductive freedom majority in the House and win a majority in the Senate.
Pennsylvania General Assembly Endorsements
The organization’s latest round of endorsements covers districts in the Pennsylvania House and districts in the state Senate.
For the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, the endorsed candidates include:
- Madelyn Alvarino (HD-13)
- Bryan Allen (HD-18)
- Arvind Venkat (HD-30)
- Mandy Steele (HD-33)
- Jon Lloyd (HD-40)
- Hadley Haas (HD-44)
- Jim Haddock (HD-118)
- Lauren McCurdy (HD-119)
- Meriam Sabih (HD-131)
- Jeff Warren (HD-137)
- Jared Bitting (HD-138)
- Tim Hayes (HD-143)
- Brian Munroe (HD-144)
- Margaret Burke (HD-147)
- Elizabeth Moro (HD-160)
- Tom Kucer (HD-176)
- Rachel Cuevas (HD-187)
For the Pennsylvania State Senate, the endorsed candidates include:
- Eileen Albillar (SD-6)
- Mark Pinsley (SD-16)
- Chris Thomas (SD-24)
- Lindsey Williams (SD-38)
- Brian Wrightson (SD-40)
National Trends and State Strategy
Pavitra Abraham, Director of State Campaigns for Reproductive Freedom for All, pointed to national pressures facing reproductive healthcare access in a statement released alongside the endorsements.
We know these champions will fight to protect the values of Pennsylvanians across the state."
The legislative endorsements form a core component of the organization’s "My Body. My Ballot." midterm program. The initiative aims to mobilize voters who support reproductive freedom across the country, targeting elections at multiple levels of government.
Organizational Background
Formerly known as NARAL Pro-Choice America, Reproductive Freedom for All has fought to protect and advance reproductive freedom for more than 55 years. The advocacy group focuses on protecting and expanding access to abortion care, birth control, pregnancy and postpartum care, and paid family leave at both the federal and state levels. The organization reports a membership base of more than 4.5 million members nationwide.
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