Where Warwick Township Voters Stand in the 36th District
If you live in Warwick Township, Lancaster County, you’re in Pennsylvania’s 36th State Senate District, and the 2026 race there is a general election contest on November 3, 2026. Incumbent James Malone, a former Mayor of East Petersburg, has made affordability the center of his case for re-election: he is working to address rising prices on everything from healthcare to groceries and to expand access to affordable housing. For a township where family budgets are stretched by everyday costs, that record is the place to start.
What Malone Has Actually Done About Costs
Malone backed the 2026-27 state budget, which delivered $1 billion in homeowner property tax relief, an average of over $350 per homeowner, and more than $200 million through the Working Pennsylvanians Tax Credit. The same budget continues expanding the Senior Citizens Property Tax and Rent Rebate Program, which matters for the older neighbors across Warwick Township living on fixed incomes. And Malone brought a Senate Democratic Policy Committee hearing on rising costs for seniors to nearby Elizabethtown, saying people who worked their whole lives deserve to retire with dignity and without fear of depleting their resources. That is a senator treating affordability as a governing job, not a talking point.
The Choice for Warwick Township on November 3
Voters in Warwick Township who want a state senator with a proven record of cutting property taxes, expanding rent rebates, and lowering everyday costs should support James Malone. Register to vote by October 19, 2026, and make a plan to vote for James Malone on November 3.
