Greg Vitali

Serves as State Representative, District 166 (Pennsylvania) since Jan 1993. github.com ↗

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Roll-call votes on record.

5 votes · 5 yes. These roll calls don’t record a party-by-party tally, so there’s no party-alignment rate to show - the votes themselves are below. official roll calls · Jun 22, 2026

LATEST: YESAn Act amending the act of November 23, 2010 (P.L.1083, No.108), known as the Covered Device Recycling Act, in preliminary provisions, further providing for definitions; in duties of manufacturers and retailers, further providing for sales prohibition, for registration and for manufacturer plan and reporting; and, in administration, further providing for duties of department, for annual report and for enforcement.HB 2553 · Jun 22, 2026

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Political placement

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Left–right estimates (academic)

Shor-McCarty · votesLiberal

More liberal than 81% of Pennsylvania House members

Details

Score−0.74 on a −2.5 to +2.5 scale

BasisFrom roll-call votes

Party median0.07 more liberal than the Democratic median in this group (−0.67)

Compared with597 members of Pennsylvania House members (1995–2022)

Covers1995–2022

● This person Democrats (278) Republicans (318)Thick bar: middle half · thin line: middle 80%

Shor, Boris. 2025. "Individual State Legislator Shor-McCarty Ideology Data, January 2025 Update." Harvard Dataverse, V1. Method: Shor, Boris, and Nolan McCarty. 2011. "The Ideological Mapping of American Legislatures." American Political Science Review 105(3). Shor-McCarty ↗

DIME CFscore · donorsLiberal

More liberal than 77% of 2022 Pennsylvania House candidates

Details

Score−0.78 on a −2.5 to +2.5 scale

BasisFrom campaign donors

Party medianAt the Democratic median in this group (−0.79)

Compared with418 members of 2022 Pennsylvania House candidates

Covers1998–2022

● This person Democrats (187) Republicans (223) Independents (8)Thick bar: middle half · thin line: middle 80%

Bonica, Adam. 2024. Database on Ideology, Money in Politics, and Elections: Public version 4.0. Stanford University Libraries. https://data.stanford.edu/dime DIME CFscore ↗

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