In 2017, Amanda was elected to East Norriton’s Board of Supervisors, where she led the conversation in police reform and successfully decriminalized marijuana. Most recently, Amanda served as Director of Policy for Planned Parenthood advocating for reproductive health. She was a member of the first group awarded the William Penn Fellowship through the Governor’s Office: first as an advocate for children at the Office of Child Development and Early Learning, and then at the Department of Human Services as a policy specialist tracking legislation to assess implementation. She worked with Representative Donna Bullock and as a Fellow for the ACLU of Pennsylvania. An attorney with a Master’s in Public Health, Amanda has worked in Harrisburg to advance progressive policy. Whether it was a service project in junior high or stepping up to protect reproductive rights in Pennsylvania, Amanda will lend a hand to those who need it most. Through her upbringing and career, Amanda has put helping others first.
Senator Cappelletti is a born and raised advocate for Pennsylvania. The district encompasses Radnor and Haverford in Delaware Counties and 9 municipalities in Montgomery County from Lower Merion into Norristown and Blue Bell. “We have great candidates who try very hard to serve the community.Senator Amanda Cappelletti represents the 17th Senatorial District in Montgomery and Delaware Counties. “I am so proud of our candidates,” Gartland said. Howard Gartland, the Radnor GOP chairman said that he was disappointed in the outcome. In the school board races the Democrats, Amy Goldman, Liz Duffy, Nancy Monahan, Jeff Jubelirer and Bradley Moore trounced the Republicans, including incumbents Charles Madden and Mike Miller, along with newcomers Laura Foran, Benjamin Sydnes and Matt Mabe. We look forward to great progress for our community.” “Our candidates all worked extraordinarily hard and the voters recognized that the Democratic candidates are qualified, committed and loyal to Radnor Township. “We in the Radnor Democrats are thrilled with tonight’s results,” said George Badey, the Radnor Democratic chairman.
Mulroney was unopposed in Ward 5 and will replace retiring Commissioner John Nagle. RADNOR – The Radnor Democrats rolled to a big night Tuesday, with Commissioners Jack Larkin and Sean Farhy holding onto their seats handily and newcomers Damien Enderle and Moira Mulroney also claiming victory.
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