Rob Bresnahan

Republican Party (R)
U.S. Representative (District 8) (seeking re-election) · District 8, Pennsylvania, United States of America · 2026
PurposeBresnahan is seeking re-election in northeastern Pennsylvania on a platform of tax cuts, border security, and protecting Social Security and Medicare.

Economy
On the economy, the site calls to stop reckless spending, get inflation under control, and cut taxes so people keep more of what they earn, and, drawing on his background running a union electrical-contracting company, pledges policies to get Pennsylvania back to work and create "good, family-sustaining jobs."

Security
On public safety, the site commits to standing "with law enforcement" and ensuring resources to combat the fentanyl crisis, citing his personal record of supporting local police.

Immigration
On immigration, the site calls to "secure the border, build the wall," and reverse policies it blames for the flow of illegal drugs and criminals into local communities.

Governance
The site's homepage lists Social Security and Medicare protection among its six featured issue areas, pledging no benefit cuts and no increase to the retirement age, framed as the government "keeping its promise to every American."

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