Lower Costs, Funded Schools, and Privacy: Lower Southampton's 2026 State Senate Decision

The 2026 State Senate Choice in Lower Southampton, at a Glance

Lower Southampton Township is one of the District 6 municipalities voting in Pennsylvania's State Senate race this November 3. The Democratic nominee is Eileen Hartnett Albillar, the Bucks County Clerk of Courts and a former Warrington Township supervisor with a background in social work and nonprofit leadership. Her campaign centers on lowering costs, growing the local economy, fully funding public schools, and fixing SEPTA's broken funding, and she has said families are struggling to make ends meet.

Where Eileen Hartnett Albillar Stands for Lower Southampton

On household costs, Hartnett Albillar supports the Pennsylvania Senate Democrats' Affordability Action Plan to lower everyday family costs, along with state housing packages to increase housing supply and state education funding models that relieve local property tax pressure. Those are structural fixes aimed at the costs families feel every month.

On privacy, she has called on Sen. Frank Farry to remove himself as a co-sponsor of SB 933, a bill that would expand automated license plate readers like Flock cameras on roadways and PennDOT-owned infrastructure across Pennsylvania. She argues Pennsylvanians deserve safe communities but also privacy, accountability, and transparency. Farry says the bill is not yet a finished product and will be amended to include stricter data policies and protections before a vote.

How to Vote in Lower Southampton on November 3

Eileen Hartnett Albillar is the right choice for Lower Southampton and District 6, because she pairs structural affordability fixes with a stand for privacy as license plate surveillance expands. Register to vote by October 19, 2026 and make a plan to vote on November 3.