Jake Wheatley, JR.
Jake Wheatley, JR.
Sessions
Sessions | Office | Position | District | Party |
---|---|---|---|---|
2003 | Representative | 19 | Democrat | |
2004 | Representative | 19 | Democrat | |
2005 | Representative | 19 | Democrat | |
2006 | Representative | 19 | Democrat | |
2007 | Representative | 19 | Democrat | |
2008 | Representative | 19 | Democrat | |
2009 | Representative | 19 | Democrat | |
2010 | Representative | 19 | Democrat | |
2011 | Representative | 19 | Democrat | |
2012 | Representative | 19 | Democrat | |
2013 | Representative | 19 | Democrat | |
2014 | Representative | 19 | Democrat | |
2015 | Representative | 19 | Democrat | |
2016 | Representative | 19 | Democrat | |
2017 | Representative | 19 | Democrat | |
2018 | Representative | 19 | Democrat | |
2019 | Representative | 19 | Democrat | |
2020 | Representative | 19 | Democrat | |
2021 | Representative | 19 | Democrat | |
2022 | Representative | 19 | Democrat | |
Counties | Allegheny |
Biography
12/23/1971 -
WHEATLEY, Jake, Jr., a Representative from Allegheny County; born, December 23, 1971 in Detroit, Wayne County, Mi.; graduated, Osseo Senior High School, 1989; B.A., political science, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, 1997; M.P.A., public administration, University of Pittsburgh, 2000; served, United States Marine Corps (1989-1992, Operation Desert Storm; Combat Action ribbon, National Defense Service medal, and the Kuwaiti Liberation medal recipient); senior associate for education, Coro Center for Civic Leadership (2001-2002); executive assistant, community affairs and research assistant, city of Pittsburgh; elected as a Democrat to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in 2002; reelected to the House for 9 more consecutive terms; appointed, Select Committee Investigating the Integration of Human Rights Standards in Pennsylvania Laws and Policies (2004); appointed, Select Committee on Influenza Vaccine (2006); appointed, chair, Select Committee on Minority, Women, and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Inclusion (2009); appointed, Select Committee on Property Tax Reform (2012); appointed, Legislative Budget and Finance Committee (2013-present); elected, delegate, Democratic National Convention (2004); Commonwealth Trustee, University of Pittsburgh (2016-present); resigned from the House, January 31, 2022; chief of staff, mayor Edward Gainey, Pittsburgh (2022-present).