As I begin my quest for election to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, I am reaching out to like minded individuals. I bring to this election new ideas and a fresh perspective. As a lifelong resident of the Allegheny Valley, I have a vision that brings honesty, transparency, and accountability to our neighborhood. If you agree with me that we need change in Harrisburg, then I hope you will join my campaign.

I will be working hard this year to meet, talk, and listen to the people of the 33rd district, but I cannot be successful on my own, I need your help. Please stand with me during this election year so that we can stand as one in Harrisburg. Together we can make a difference!

Thank you for your support and I look forward to working with you.

Warm Regards,

Jason Davidek

Brackenridge, PA - Penn Dot announced this week that rush hour lane closures would end on Route 28 between the Pittsburgh Mills Mall and the Creighton exit.

“I am pleased that Penn Dot realized that the rush hour lane closures on Route 28 northbound were too much of a burden for Allegheny Valley motorists,” commented Jason Davidek, founder of www.fix28now.com.  “Although the fix28now coalition has only been in existence for two weeks, our state officials are taking notice,” he said.

“The timing of this announcement leads me to believe that www.fix28now.com has been an instant influence, and that the power of a citizen coalition should never be underestimated.” he said.

Brackenridge, PA– In just a few short days, the www.fix28now.com citizen’s coalition has been a major success. With over 5,000 views, Route 28 motorists are taking action and voicing their concerns over a Pennsylvania state government that is out of touch with the people of the 33rd district and Western Pennsylvania.

“I am amazed at the success of www.fix28now.com,” commented Jason Davidek, candidate for State Representative in the 33rd legislative district. “Real reform only happens when citizens take action, and we have a great example of that action right here in the Allegheny Valley,” he said.

After Eighteen Years…It’s Time for a New Vision for the Allegheny Valley!

This website is the voice for every disgruntled driver who’s traveled on Route 28 lately and has experienced the unbearable congestion that accompanies it, especially the commuters who deal with it not once, but twice a day, 5 days a week.

For too long, the infastructure in the Allegheny Valley has been disappointing and frustrating. We have had rockslides, barriers, orange cones, 7 miles of congestion, and constant delays. It’s time to stand up and demand action & results!

Visit Fix28Now.com to find out how you can join.