The 6th Legislative District consists of Part of CRAWFORD County consisting of the CITY of Meadville and the TOWNSHIPS of Cambridge, Cussewago, East Fairfield, East Mead, Hayfield, Randolph, Richmond, Rockdale, Spring, Union, Venango, Vernon, Wayne, West Mead and Woodcock and the BOROUGHS of Blooming Valley, Cambridge Springs, Saegertown, Springboro, Venango and Woodcock and Part of ERIE County consisting of the TOWNSHIPS of Elk Creek, Fairview and Franklin and the BOROUGH of Cranesville. View larger map
As chairman of the state House Consumer Affairs Committee, Rep. Brad Roae convened a hearing to learn the details of a proposal to promote the use of nuclear power in Pennsylvania. Learn More
Roae Votes for Election Reform Bill Approved by House Jun. 22, 2021 / HARRISBURG – The state House today in Harrisburg voted to approve legislation that would reform the Commonwealth’s election processes by protecting the rights of voters, enhance the security of elections and restore public trust in the democratic process. State Rep. Brad Roae (R-Crawford/Erie) voted for the bill and issued the following statement:
House Approves Roae Bill to Save School Districts Money Jun. 14, 2021 / HARRISBURG – The state House today in Harrisburg voted unanimously to approve with bipartisan support legislation introduced by state Rep. Brad Roae (R-Crawford/Erie) that could help school districts across Pennsylvania save taxpayer money.
Committee Approves Roae Bill to Save School Districts Money May. 25, 2021 / HARRISBURG – The House Labor and Industry Committee today in Harrisburg approved legislation introduced by state Rep. Brad Roae (R-Crawford/Erie) that would waive a specific fee currently paid by school districts to the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry.
House Approves Roae’s One Staffer-One Shopper Bill Apr. 21, 2021 / HARRISBURG – The state House today in Harrisburg approved in a bipartisan vote legislation known as the One Staffer-One Shopper Bill, which was introduced by state Rep. Brad Roae (R-Crawford/Erie) to enable small businesses to continue operating during state disasters.