Former GOP Lawmakers Urge Pennsylvania Voters to Ditch Rep. Scott Perry, Citing 2020 Election Involvement and Lack of Bipartisanship

Five former House Republicans are urging voters in Pennsylvania to reject incumbent Republican Rep. Scott Perry in the upcoming election, citing his involvement in efforts to overturn the 2020 election results and his lack of bipartisanship. They endorse his Democratic challenger, Janelle Stelson, who they say is a more moderate candidate committed to bipartisanship and addressing issues important to Pennsylvanians.

Stelson Targets Perry over 2020 Election Actions in Heated Congressional Race

Janelle Stelson, a former television anchor, has expressed her determination to hold U.S. Rep Scott Perry accountable for his role in supporting former President Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election. She believes that Perry’s actions, particularly his opposition to the certification of Pennsylvania’s electoral college votes for President Biden, must be fully addressed. Stelson’s announcement has garnered attention and support from Democratic organizations nationwide, as they view her as a strong candidate to challenge Perry in the 2024 election. While Stelson has demonstrated fundraising ability and unity within her district, she faces a well-funded opponent in Perry, who has been an established incumbent for several years. The race is expected to be competitive, and Stelson still needs to prove herself on the national stage to secure support from key Democratic organizations.

Janelle Stelson Captures Democratic Nomination for 10th Congressional District

With over three decades of experience as a trusted news anchor in south central Pennsylvania, Janelle Stelson has secured the Democratic nomination for the 10th Congressional District. Stelson has gained significant recognition and rapport with the region through her lengthy tenure on WGAL, a prominent local television station. Her familiarity with the area voters played a crucial role in her victory, propelling her to a comfortable lead over her fellow candidates. She will now face incumbent Republican Representative Scott Perry in the general election, shaping the 10th District as a significant battleground in the contest for House of Representatives control.

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