School Vouchers or Strong Public Schools in Easton: Where Bob Brooks Stands for PA-07 Voters

The Voucher Question Facing Easton Voters in 2026

If you live in Easton, Pennsylvania, you're in Pennsylvania's 7th Congressional District, and public education is squarely on the ballot in the US House race there on November 3. Bob Brooks, the Democratic nominee, has spent his career in the Lehigh Valley as a firefighter and union president, and he has been direct about what he would do for the district's public schools in Congress.

Where Bob Brooks Stands on School Funding and Vouchers

Brooks believes the federal government should make sure every school in the district has the funding, staff, and support it needs. That means treating school funding as a federal responsibility rather than leaving Easton's classrooms to get by on whatever trickles down. He also will not support using federal money to hand vouchers to private schools while public schools are being starved. In his view, public tax dollars belong in public classrooms, paying for the teachers, staff, and support every school needs, not getting handed out for private school tuition. For Easton voters who care about public education, that is a specific, committed position, and it comes from a candidate whose record is fighting for working families.

What Easton Voters Should Do Before November 3

Easton voters who want public tax dollars kept in public schools should support Bob Brooks for Congress in PA-07 on November 3, 2026. Register to vote by October 19, 2026, and make a plan to cast your ballot.