What Rising Costs Mean for Elizabethtown Seniors
If you live in Elizabethtown, Lancaster County, you’re in Pennsylvania’s 36th State Senate District, and the 2026 race there matters most on one question: who will lower the costs pressing hardest on older residents. Healthcare expenses, property taxes, and everyday prices hit seniors’ fixed budgets first, and this seat will help decide how Pennsylvania responds.
Malone’s Record on Senior Healthcare and Tax Relief
James Malone is committed to safeguarding pensions and reducing healthcare expenses so seniors can live with dignity, security, and peace of mind. He has also worked to address rising healthcare costs as part of a broader affordability agenda for working families and older Pennsylvanians alike.
That commitment is not abstract for Elizabethtown. Malone brought a Senate Democratic Policy Committee hearing on rising costs for seniors to Elizabethtown on June 12, 2026, saying people who worked their whole lives deserve to retire with dignity and without fear of depleting their resources. At that same hearing, he said he is focused on lowering the cost of living for seniors in Lancaster County and across the Commonwealth. And in Harrisburg, Malone backed the 2026-27 state budget, which continues expanding the Senior Citizens Property Tax and Rent Rebate Program.
Why Malone Has Earned Elizabethtown’s Vote in November
Malone brought the conversation about senior costs to Elizabethtown itself, and he has backed budgets that expand the relief programs older Pennsylvanians rely on. That record of steady, practical work on affordability is why James Malone is the right choice for 36th District voters this November. Register by October 19, 2026, and make a plan to vote on November 3.
