We are Dems Win PA.
We’re putting these Republicans on notice for 2026:
PA-08
Rob Bresnahan
Rep. Rob Bresnahan, who claims he started life “on third base,” has a net worth of $69 Million. Rob can play blue-collar all he wants, but we know he is another fat cat playing dress-up.
Bresnahan’s apparent greed spills over into his policy. His proposed budget would cut veterans’ benefits by twenty-two percent, lay off more than one hundred thousand teachers and aides, eliminate health care coverage for ten million Americans, and fire twenty-eight thousand law enforcement officers.
Bresnahan only won by less than 2% in 2024. If Josh Shapiro could secure a dem win with a 9% lead in 2022, we can beat Bresnahan easily in 2026 if we have your help! Let's lose this CEO and protect our Pennsylvanians!
PA-10
Scott Perry
Scott Perry is considered radical even for the modern Republican party, which is why he’s a top priority in our fight to take back the House.
Perry was involved in the January 6th insurrection and joined other extremist Republicans in supporting the Life at Conception Act, an abortion ban so extreme it would ban all abortions with no exceptions for rape, incest, or the life of the mother.
But in 2024, Perry barely survived his first real challenge from a Democratic candidate by just 1.2% of the vote. We’re ready to flip this district blue and defeat Perry in 2026.
PA-07
Ryan Mackenzie
Rep. Ryan Mackenzie’s horrible voting record and dangerous network of wealthy supporters are why we are putting him on notice for 2026.
Mackenzie voted to ban abortion in Pennsylvania without exceptions for rape and incest, and voted to amend the Pennsylvania constitution to ban abortion even when the life of the mother is at risk.
Mackenzie’s biggest campaign donors were the same folks funding Project 2025. He publicly supports a plan to cut Social Security and Medicare benefits, making it harder for seniors to live comfortably and hindering their access to healthcare, to make his friends more money.
This seat is vulnerable – in 2022 Josh Shapiro won by 9%, and Mackenzie only won by 1% of the vote last year. We’re ready to flip Mackenzie’s razor-thin advantage and flip PA-07 blue.