In one of America's most violent cities, Jack Stollsteimer reduced gun incidents by 65% and gun homicides by 68%. Jack has stood up for women's rights, vowing that PA would never prosecute women for exercising their constitutional right to abortion. Jack Stollsteimer is the proud son of a hardworking, union family that helped shape his values and his vision for our shared future. Jack’s dad, Fred, dropped out of Upper Darby High School at 17 to join the U.S. Army during the Korean War. Fred came back home to Delaware County where he worked as a SEPTA bus driver and was a member of the United Transportation Union (UTU). Jack’s mom, Henrietta, immigrated to America as a refugee from a Nazi slave labor camp. Henrietta and her family settled in the city of Chester in 1951. Jack lives in Havertown with his wife Judi, son John, and daughter Sarah, both students at Haverford High School.