Steven Malagari

Steven Malagari attended Ursinus College for undergraduate study.[1]

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Who are you? Tell us about yourself.

State Representative Steve Malagari was elected in 2018 to represent Pennsylvania's 53rd Legislative District.

Born and raised in Lansdale along with his two siblings, Steve graduated from North Penn High School and Ursinus College. Steve went on to become one of the youngest council members on Lansdale Borough Council. As a council member and member of the Montgomery County Transportation Authority, Steve was focused on improving the local roads and bridges that residents rely on in their daily lives, and in community development projects.

As a Teamster and former local wholesale beverage seller, Steve is an impassioned advocate for working-class families.

Malagari's priorities for improving lives within the 53rd Legislative District include fighting for quality education, expanding infrastructure projects to repair neglected roadways, and standing up for local agriculture and environmental protections.

Steve has a proven track record of fighting for working Pennsylvanians in Harrisburg, including standing up for unions and workers' rights. He is committed to keep making bipartisan progress on health care, including increasing access to mental health care and women's health care, as well as committed to protecting and serving our seniors.

Steve lives with his wife, Rachel, blocks away from where he grew up in the district.

Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?

Raise the minimum wageExpanding access to affordable health careIncreasing funding for public education

What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?

Transportation and Infrastructure, Education, Health Care, Beverage Distribution