Dinniman launches 2020 reelection campaign

State Sen. Andy Dinniman has launched his 2020reelection campaign for Pennsylvania’s 19th Senatorial District.

WEST CHESTER >> State Sen. Andy Dinniman has launched his 2020 reelection campaign for Pennsylvania’s 19th Senatorial District, citing his record of success in crafting bipartisan solutions to some of Chester County’s most pressing challenges.

In 2016, Dinniman, a Democrat, easily defeated Republican challenger Jack London by garnering 56.4 percent of the vote. The job pays $87,180 per year plus a $183 per day per diem.

“Together, we’ve made Chester County a great place to live, work, and raise a family. But there is still much more work to do. I’ve never been one to shy away from hard work. I’ve always fought the good fight and

I’m not about to stop now,” Dinniman said.

Dinniman said he expects the 2020 campaign to focus on some of the core issues facing Chester County residents such as the pipeline, schools, women’s health, open space and pets.

Dinniman was the first to take on Sunoco/ET’s controversial Mariner East pipeline project and is working to pass a legislative package calling for stronger oversight, inspection and regulation of pipelines when it comes to placement, construction, safety, and operation.

Dinniman continues his work to return the focus of education from standardized testing to classroom learning. After a years-long battle, he succeeded in roll