Whose side is Rosemary Brown really on? Not the families stuck with the bill.
Brown Took Money From a Data Center Developer.
In July 2025, Brown accepted a $5,000 contribution from Jim Marzolino, the developer behind a nearly 620,000-square-foot data center proposal in Archbald known as Project Boson.
Brown Co-Sponsored a Bill to Overrule Local Clean Energy Rules.
The Senate passed a bill (SB311) that would block municipalities from incentivizing builders to use cleaner energy sources in new construction. Rosemary Brown didn’t just vote for it — she co-sponsored it.
$13,100
from the utility companies and big polluters raising your rates.
Source: 2024-2026 Campaign Finance Data
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Brian Wrightson is a longtime union member who’s spent his career in telecommunications, emergency management, public safety, education, and economic development — bringing broadband to communities Harrisburg forgot. He’s running to make data centers pay their own way and hold utility companies accountable.
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