Pa. 10th District Democratic candidates’ stances on democracy and elections

In Pennsylvania’s 10th District, Democratic candidates are gearing up to challenge Republican Scott Perry, who has served as the U.S. House representative for 12 years. The Democratic candidates are emphasizing the importance of preserving democracy and ensuring fair elections in the district.

Each candidate has expressed their commitment to supporting election officials and respecting election results. They have also voiced their support for key Democratic-backed bills, such as the For the People Act and the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, which aim to expand election access and reform campaign finance regulations.

The candidates have outlined their policy goals for preserving and strengthening democracy, with a focus on listening to the needs of the district’s residents and prioritizing constituent services. They have criticized Perry for his actions, including supporting Donald Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election results and voting against key election reform bills.

The Democratic candidates, including Richard Coplen, John Broadhurst, Blake Lynch, Mike O’Brien, Janelle Stelson, and Shamaine Daniels, have shared their views on democracy and their plans if elected to Congress. They have highlighted the importance of civic engagement, accountability, and expanding voting rights to ensure a strong and inclusive democracy.

While Perry’s campaign manager did not respond to requests for comments, the Democratic candidates are actively campaigning on issues of democracy, freedom, and accountability. As the primary election approaches, voters in the 10th District will have the opportunity to choose a candidate who aligns with their values and vision for a more inclusive and transparent democratic process.