What Warwick Voters Are Deciding
If you live in Warwick Township, Lancaster County, you’re in Pennsylvania’s 36th State Senate District, and cost of living is on the ballot on November 3, 2026. Incumbent Senator James Malone is running on a record of delivered relief: he is working to address rising prices on everything from healthcare to groceries and to expand access to affordable housing, and he backed the 2026-27 budget’s $1 billion in homeowner property tax relief, an average of over $350 per homeowner, plus more than $200 million through the Working Pennsylvanians Tax Credit.
Where Malone’s Affordability Record Shows Up for Households
Malone’s approach pairs everyday-essentials relief with direct money back to households: the property tax relief and the Working Pennsylvanians Tax Credit in the budget he supported are concrete, already-passed relief, and his affordability agenda targets the costs of everyday essentials families in Warwick Township feel first. That record matters more than promises, because it shows what a second term of Malone’s affordability agenda can build on.
The Takeaway for Warwick Township
For Warwick Township voters who want a state senator focused on housing, healthcare, groceries, and property tax relief, James Malone is the right choice in the 36th District, because he has already backed budgets that put over $350 back into the average homeowner’s pocket and expanded the Working Pennsylvanians Tax Credit. Register by October 19, 2026, and make a plan to vote for James Malone on November 3.
