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The public record Pat Stefano

does not want MAGA voters to read

Pat Stefano ran as a conservative.
He campaigned as pro Trump, pro life, and pro election integrity.

But when it mattered most, his votes told a different story.

This site exists for one reason:
To document Pat Stefano’s record using his own votes, public statements, and independent conservative scorecards.

No spin. No rumors. Just receipts.

Stefano helped create

Pennsylvania’s mail in ballot system

In 2019, Pat Stefano voted for Act 77, the law that created no excuse mail in voting in Pennsylvania.

This is the same law MAGA conservatives blame for:

Mass mail in ballots
Permanent mail in voter lists
Court interference in elections
The chaos of the 2020 election

After 2020, grassroots conservatives demanded repeal. Stefano did not support it. Instead, he publicly stated:

Repealing Act 77 was a “non starter”
The system was here to stay
“The horse was out of the barn”

In plain English, Stefano accepted the system Trump voters believe cost them the election.

Election Integrity

Too little, too late

After 2020, Stefano supported limited election “fixes” while leaving Act 77 intact.

He did not push:

Full repeal of no excuse mail voting
Elimination of mail in ballots
A return to pre Act 77 election law

He acknowledged concerns, then defended the framework.

That is not what MAGA voters demanded.

The Budget Vote

Stefano said yes when conservatives said no

During the most recent Pennsylvania state budget fight:

Pat Stefano voted YES
Rep Charity Grimm Krupa voted NO
Rep Ryan Warner voted NO

Grimm Krupa and Warner opposed the budget due to:

Excessive spending
Lack of transparency
Fiscal irresponsibility

Stefano helped the bipartisan budget pass anyway.

When conservative lawmakers drew a line, Stefano crossed it.

Abortion and Spending Reality

Rhetoric does not control the budget

Stefano talks tough on abortion and has supported abortion restrictions.

But budgets matter.

Stefano voted for budgets that:

Continue funding large institutions
Maintain a healthcare system operating under legal abortion
Preserve the status quo he claims to oppose
 

Conservatives understand this truth:

If you fund it, you own it.

Conservative Scorecards

Independent evaluations tell the story

According to the Pennsylvania Legislative Scorecard, a conservative constitutional index:

Stefano voted constitutionally 67 percent of the time on key votes
His lifetime score is 58 percent
His 2025 session score reflects repeated votes against strict liberty principles

This is not a liberal scorecard.
It is based on constitutional limits and limited government.

Key Votes That Hurt His Score

Forced FAFSA

Mandate

Stefano voted YES on legislation requiring high school seniors to complete the FAFSA or formally opt out.

Conservatives objected because:

It forces disclosure of private family financial data
It expands federal involvement in education
It pressures families into government programs

This vote was scored anti liberty.

Noncitizens in Agriculture

and Licensure

Stefano voted YES on legislation expanding licensure eligibility and authority to non citizens while increasing regulatory power.

Concerns included:

Expansion of bureaucratic authority
Dilution of citizenship based licensing standards
Increased fees and enforcement powers

This vote was also scored anti liberty.

A Pattern, Not an Accident

Act 77 passed with Stefano’s vote
FAFSA mandate passed with Stefano’s vote
Budgets passed with Stefano’s vote
Conservative objections dismissed

When RINOS needed a yes vote, Stefano delivered.

Why This Matters to MAGA Voters

MAGA voters do not support “sometimes conservatives.”

They support:

Election integrity
Constitutional limits
Parental rights
Pennsylvania first policies
No compromise on liberty

Campaign slogans do not override voting records.

Receipts Over Rhetoric

Everything on this site is based on:

Recorded roll call votes
Public statements
Independent conservative scorecards

No opinions required.

Just the record.

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