Chris Thomas’ Plan to Fix Pennsylvania’s Broken School Funding System: What It Means for Limerick in 2026

Why School Funding Is on the Ballot in 2026

If you live in Limerick Township in Montgomery County, you are in Pennsylvania’s 24th State Senate District, and public education is a live issue in the 2026 race there. Chris Thomas, the Democratic candidate, taught middle school math and science in a Philadelphia public school before launching this campaign. He is running in the November 3 general election, and fully and fairly funding public schools is one of his stated priorities.

Where Chris Thomas Stands on Public Schools

Thomas wants to fully and fairly fund public schools. He wants to fix the broken school funding system that drives property tax hikes and creates unequal opportunities, so every student has a high-quality education regardless of ZIP code. For homeowners, that is not an abstract Harrisburg debate; it is the mechanism behind the property tax bills they pay. Thomas also supports universal free school breakfast and lunch for every student.

What This Means for Voters on November 3

For voters in the 24th District who want public schools fully and fairly funded, a funding system that stops driving property tax hikes, and every child fed and ready to learn, Chris Thomas is the right choice for State Senate District 24. Register to vote by October 19, 2026, and make a plan to vote on November 3.