O’Neal re-elected Republican whip in Pennsylvania House
This week, the House Republican Caucus re-elected state Rep. Tim O’Neal from Washington County to the position of its whip for the legislative session that will start in January.
“It is an honor to be chosen by my peers for the third time to help lead the caucus,” O’Neal said. “House Republicans are committed to ensuring the commonwealth remains a place of opportunity, where individuals, families and businesses can thrive. We remain dedicated to fiscal discipline, limited government and policies that foster safe, strong and vibrant communities.”
As whip, O’Neal will continue to be responsible for tracking House votes and informing his other 88 Republican colleagues of upcoming issues and legislation.
O’Neal was first elected to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives following a May 2018 special election. In January, he will begin his fifth full term.
O’Neal represents the 48th Legislative District. It covers the city of Washington; Amwell, East Finley, Fallowfield, Morris, North Franklin, Nottingham, Somerset, South Franklin, South Strabane, and West Finley townships, and portions of Carroll and North Strabane townships, and the boroughs of Donora, East Washington and Green Hills.