Minority Whip, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Senate, 2023-present

Senator, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Senate, District 2, 1995-present

Candidate, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Senate, District 2, 2022

President, 54th Electoral College, 2000

Member, Consumer Protection and Professional Licensure Committee

Chair, Intergovernmental Operations Committee

Member, Labor and Industry Committee

Member, Law and Justice Committee

Member, Rules and Executive Nominations Committee

Former Member, Aging and Youth Committee, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Senate

Former Member, Appropriations Committee, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Senate

Former Member, Banking & Insurance Committee, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Senate

Former Member, Children's Trust Fund Board

Former Member, Intergovernmental Operations Committee, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Senate

Former Member, Intra-Governmental Council on Long Term Care

Former Chair, Labor and Industry Committee, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Senate

Former Member, PenJerDel Steering Committee

Former Member, Pennsylvania’s Public Television Network Commission

Former Member, Task Force for the Protection of Older Pennsylvanians

Former Member, Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Senate

Business Representative, United Food and Commercial Workers Union, Local 1776, 1992-1995

Senior Executive Assistant, State Treasurer Catherine Baker Knoll, 1989-1992

Assistant, Philadelphia City Councilwoman Joan Krajewski, 1986-1989

Former Board Member, Buoniconti Fund to Cure Paralysis, Incorporated

Member, Democratic Federation of Women

Former Chair, Democratic State Committee

Member, Ecumenical Hospitaller Order, Saint John Knights of Malta

Board Member, Empowerment Zone

Member, Impact Services Corporation

Board Member, Magee Rehabilitation Hospital

Member, PenJerDel “Rebuild the Delaware Valley” Steering Committee

Former Member, Pennsylvania Council on the Arts

Board Member, People Acting To Help

Member, President's Advisory Council, American Street Corridor Business Association

Member, Saint Martin's of Tours Church

Board Member, Temple University Health System Episcopal Hospital

Chair, Pennsylvania Democratic State Party, 1998-2002

Delegate, Democratic National Convention, 2000

Vice Chair, Pennsylvania Democratic State Party, 1995

Awards:

"John F. Kennedy Memorial Award" by the Kennedy Foundation for her tireless support of Mental Health/Mental Retardation Programs
"Woman of the Year" by Retired Police, Firemen and Prison Guard Association of Philadelphia and Philadelphia Area Project on Occupational Safety and Health (PHILAPOSH)
"Firefighters Friend Award" by the Philadelphia Firefighters Union Local No. 22
"Legislator of the Year Award" by United Food and Commercial Workers Minority Coalition
"2005 Public Service Award" by Philadelphia Veterans Multi-Service and Education Center and Organized Labor Supports America's Veterans
"Thomas F. Zuber Award for Patient Safety" by Service Employees International Union
"John O'Donnell Friend of Frankford Boys Club Award"
"Columbus Civic Association Achievement Award"
"Working Woman of the Year Award" by the Coalition of Labor Union Women
"Achievement Award" from the Concerned Black Leaders of Lower Tioga-Hunting Park

Father's Name:

Eugene Tartaglione

Mother's Name:

Margaret Tartaglione