She is a George Washington Law School grad. She’s on the boards of several non-profit organizations focusing on a food bank, women and families, the Jewish Federation of Lehigh Valley and civic theatre. In response to a recent poll, she says that her three most important priorities are protecting Social Security and Medicare, promoting affordable healthcare and defending the environment. She won her primary by about 1,000 votes over a Bernie-supported pastor and a right-leaning lawyer. She is supported by Emily’s list and Tom Steyer. The two candidates appear to have roughly the same amount of money at the start of the campaign, not very much, although this will change now that the primary is over.