PA-10: Stelson Outraises Perry by 3-to-1 Margin
Former broadcast journalist brings in $2.8 million haul to $853,000 for incumbent
October 15, 2024
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Former broadcast journalist brings in $2.8 million haul to $853,000 for incumbent
Incumbent Republican Scott Perry faces Democratic challenger Janelle Stelson in capitol region contest
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If financial resources are any indication of popular support … and many pundits believe they do … then watch out for Janelle Stelson in PA-10.
The former broadcast journalist outraised opponent Rep. Scott Perry (R-10) by a three-to-one margin in the third quarter, bringing in a $2.8 million haul to $853,000 for the six-term incumbent.
Stelson, who spent $2.6 million over the last three months, has $1.374 million on hand for the stretch run, compared to Perry’s $716,000.
Nearly $2.3 million – or 92 percent – of her contributions came from individuals, while just over $200,000 came from political committees, including a $7,500 donation from Freedom Fall Blue Wave Fund and $5,000 donations from A Woman’s Place PAC, American Crystal Sugar Company, AmeriPAC, Beyond Thoughts and Prayers PAC, Black Economic Alliance PAC, Blue Hen Federal PAC, California Leadership United For Victory PAC, Carpenters Legislative Improvement Committee, Defend The Vote, Demand Justice PAC, House Majority PAC, Liuna PAC, National Association of Postal Supervisors PAC, PAC to the Future, UA Union Plumbers & Pipefitters Vote! PAC, UAW Voluntary Community Action Program, United Food and Commercial Workers International Union, United Steelworkers, Vote Save America, Women’s Political Committee Federal, and Keystone Battleground.
“Central Pennsylvanians are tired of career politicians who only care about sowing chaos and dysfunction,” said Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) spokesperson Aidan Johnson. “Scott Perry has had 12 years to improve the lives of his constituents, but instead he is focused on banning abortion and cutting seniors’ hard earned benefits. This is just more proof that voters are ready for change.”
For Perry, who spent over $925,000 last quarter, 91 percent of his contributions came from individuals with just under $75,000 coming from other political committees, including $5,000 gifts from American Revival PAC, Associated Builders and Contractors PAC, Chesapeake Freedom PAC, Community Bancshares of Mississippi PAC, CPAC Action PAC, Electing Majority Making Effective Republicans PAC, and National Ready Mixed Concrete Association PAC.
Perry also received a pair of $5,000 donations from Kingsley Blasco Jr., CEO of Kingsley Blasco Insurance of Newville, Pa., and Thomas Colbert Jr. of Community Bancshares of Mississippi.
“Congressman Perry is grateful for the incredible support his campaign has received from voters across the 10th congressional district, giving him the resources he will need to defeat carpetbagger Janelle Stelson this November,” said spokesperson Matt Beynon.
The race is expected to be one of the most closely watched in the country, as Perry previously served as the Chair of the House Freedom Caucus and presently serves on the House Intelligence Committee. Democrats view it as an opportunity to flip a key seat in their quest to winning back the House majority.
A recent poll from Susquehanna Polling revealed Stelson with a 48-39% advantage in the Capital Region district that comprises Cumberland, Dauphin and York Counties. The margin of error for the survey of 300 likely 10th Congressional District voters was five percent.
The Congressional Leadership Fund, the super PAC dedicated to electing Republicans to the House of Representatives. has placed a new broadcast buy for the final three weeks in the contest, allocating $221,210 in the Harrisburg/Lancaster/Lebanon/York market in support of Perry.
If financial resources are any indication of popular support … and many pundits believe they do … then watch out for Janelle Stelson in PA-10.
The former broadcast journalist outraised opponent Rep. Scott Perry (R-10) by a three-to-one margin in the third quarter, bringing in a $2.8 million haul to $853,000 for the six-term incumbent.
Stelson, who spent $2.6 million over the last three months, has $1.374 million on hand for the stretch run, compared to Perry’s $716,000.
Nearly $2.3 million – or 92 percent – of her contributions came from individuals, while just over $200,000 came from political committees, including a $7,500 donation from Freedom Fall Blue Wave Fund and $5,000 donations from A Woman’s Place PAC, American Crystal Sugar Company, AmeriPAC, Beyond Thoughts and Prayers PAC, Black Economic Alliance PAC, Blue Hen Federal PAC, California Leadership United For Victory PAC, Carpenters Legislative Improvement Committee, Defend The Vote, Demand Justice PAC, House Majority PAC, Liuna PAC, National Association of Postal Supervisors PAC, PAC to the Future, UA Union Plumbers & Pipefitters Vote! PAC, UAW Voluntary Community Action Program, United Food and Commercial Workers International Union, United Steelworkers, Vote Save America, Women’s Political Committee Federal, and Keystone Battleground.
“Central Pennsylvanians are tired of career politicians who only care about sowing chaos and dysfunction,” said Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) spokesperson Aidan Johnson. “Scott Perry has had 12 years to improve the lives of his constituents, but instead he is focused on banning abortion and cutting seniors’ hard earned benefits. This is just more proof that voters are ready for change.”
For Perry, who spent over $925,000 last quarter, 91 percent of his contributions came from individuals with just under $75,000 coming from other political committees, including $5,000 gifts from American Revival PAC, Associated Builders and Contractors PAC, Chesapeake Freedom PAC, Community Bancshares of Mississippi PAC, CPAC Action PAC, Electing Majority Making Effective Republicans PAC, and National Ready Mixed Concrete Association PAC.
Perry also received a pair of $5,000 donations from Kingsley Blasco Jr., CEO of Kingsley Blasco Insurance of Newville, Pa., and Thomas Colbert Jr. of Community Bancshares of Mississippi.
“Congressman Perry is grateful for the incredible support his campaign has received from voters across the 10th congressional district, giving him the resources he will need to defeat carpetbagger Janelle Stelson this November,” said spokesperson Matt Beynon.
The race is expected to be one of the most closely watched in the country, as Perry previously served as the Chair of the House Freedom Caucus and presently serves on the House Intelligence Committee. Democrats view it as an opportunity to flip a key seat in their quest to winning back the House majority.
A recent poll from Susquehanna Polling revealed Stelson with a 48-39% advantage in the Capital Region district that comprises Cumberland, Dauphin and York Counties. The margin of error for the survey of 300 likely 10th Congressional District voters was five percent.
The Congressional Leadership Fund, the super PAC dedicated to electing Republicans to the House of Representatives. has placed a new broadcast buy for the final three weeks in the contest, allocating $221,210 in the Harrisburg/Lancaster/Lebanon/York market in support of Perry.
If financial resources are any indication of popular support … and many pundits believe they do … then watch out for Janelle Stelson in PA-10.
The former broadcast journalist outraised opponent Rep. Scott Perry (R-10) by a three-to-one margin in the third quarter, bringing in a $2.8 million haul to $853,000 for the six-term incumbent.
Stelson, who spent $2.6 million over the last three months, has $1.374 million on hand for the stretch run, compared to Perry’s $716,000.
Nearly $2.3 million – or 92 percent – of her contributions came from individuals, while just over $200,000 came from political committees, including a $7,500 donation from Freedom Fall Blue Wave Fund and $5,000 donations from A Woman’s Place PAC, American Crystal Sugar Company, AmeriPAC, Beyond Thoughts and Prayers PAC, Black Economic Alliance PAC, Blue Hen Federal PAC, California Leadership United For Victory PAC, Carpenters Legislative Improvement Committee, Defend The Vote, Demand Justice PAC, House Majority PAC, Liuna PAC, National Association of Postal Supervisors PAC, PAC to the Future, UA Union Plumbers & Pipefitters Vote! PAC, UAW Voluntary Community Action Program, United Food and Commercial Workers International Union, United Steelworkers, Vote Save America, Women’s Political Committee Federal, and Keystone Battleground.
“Central Pennsylvanians are tired of career politicians who only care about sowing chaos and dysfunction,” said Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) spokesperson Aidan Johnson. “Scott Perry has had 12 years to improve the lives of his constituents, but instead he is focused on banning abortion and cutting seniors’ hard earned benefits. This is just more proof that voters are ready for change.”
For Perry, who spent over $925,000 last quarter, 91 percent of his contributions came from individuals with just under $75,000 coming from other political committees, including $5,000 gifts from American Revival PAC, Associated Builders and Contractors PAC, Chesapeake Freedom PAC, Community Bancshares of Mississippi PAC, CPAC Action PAC, Electing Majority Making Effective Republicans PAC, and National Ready Mixed Concrete Association PAC.
Perry also received a pair of $5,000 donations from Kingsley Blasco Jr., CEO of Kingsley Blasco Insurance of Newville, Pa., and Thomas Colbert Jr. of Community Bancshares of Mississippi.
“Congressman Perry is grateful for the incredible support his campaign has received from voters across the 10th congressional district, giving him the resources he will need to defeat carpetbagger Janelle Stelson this November,” said spokesperson Matt Beynon.
The race is expected to be one of the most closely watched in the country, as Perry previously served as the Chair of the House Freedom Caucus and presently serves on the House Intelligence Committee. Democrats view it as an opportunity to flip a key seat in their quest to winning back the House majority.
A recent poll from Susquehanna Polling revealed Stelson with a 48-39% advantage in the Capital Region district that comprises Cumberland, Dauphin and York Counties. The margin of error for the survey of 300 likely 10th Congressional District voters was five percent.
The Congressional Leadership Fund, the super PAC dedicated to electing Republicans to the House of Representatives. has placed a new broadcast buy for the final three weeks in the contest, allocating $221,210 in the Harrisburg/Lancaster/Lebanon/York market in support of Perry.
If financial resources are any indication of popular support … and many pundits believe they do … then watch out for Janelle Stelson in PA-10.
The former broadcast journalist outraised opponent Rep. Scott Perry (R-10) by a three-to-one margin in the third quarter, bringing in a $2.8 million haul to $853,000 for the six-term incumbent.
Stelson, who spent $2.6 million over the last three months, has $1.374 million on hand for the stretch run, compared to Perry’s $716,000.
Nearly $2.3 million – or 92 percent – of her contributions came from individuals, while just over $200,000 came from political committees, including a $7,500 donation from Freedom Fall Blue Wave Fund and $5,000 donations from A Woman’s Place PAC, American Crystal Sugar Company, AmeriPAC, Beyond Thoughts and Prayers PAC, Black Economic Alliance PAC, Blue Hen Federal PAC, California Leadership United For Victory PAC, Carpenters Legislative Improvement Committee, Defend The Vote, Demand Justice PAC, House Majority PAC, Liuna PAC, National Association of Postal Supervisors PAC, PAC to the Future, UA Union Plumbers & Pipefitters Vote! PAC, UAW Voluntary Community Action Program, United Food and Commercial Workers International Union, United Steelworkers, Vote Save America, Women’s Political Committee Federal, and Keystone Battleground.
“Central Pennsylvanians are tired of career politicians who only care about sowing chaos and dysfunction,” said Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) spokesperson Aidan Johnson. “Scott Perry has had 12 years to improve the lives of his constituents, but instead he is focused on banning abortion and cutting seniors’ hard earned benefits. This is just more proof that voters are ready for change.”
For Perry, who spent over $925,000 last quarter, 91 percent of his contributions came from individuals with just under $75,000 coming from other political committees, including $5,000 gifts from American Revival PAC, Associated Builders and Contractors PAC, Chesapeake Freedom PAC, Community Bancshares of Mississippi PAC, CPAC Action PAC, Electing Majority Making Effective Republicans PAC, and National Ready Mixed Concrete Association PAC.
Perry also received a pair of $5,000 donations from Kingsley Blasco Jr., CEO of Kingsley Blasco Insurance of Newville, Pa., and Thomas Colbert Jr. of Community Bancshares of Mississippi.
“Congressman Perry is grateful for the incredible support his campaign has received from voters across the 10th congressional district, giving him the resources he will need to defeat carpetbagger Janelle Stelson this November,” said spokesperson Matt Beynon.
The race is expected to be one of the most closely watched in the country, as Perry previously served as the Chair of the House Freedom Caucus and presently serves on the House Intelligence Committee. Democrats view it as an opportunity to flip a key seat in their quest to winning back the House majority.
A recent poll from Susquehanna Polling revealed Stelson with a 48-39% advantage in the Capital Region district that comprises Cumberland, Dauphin and York Counties. The margin of error for the survey of 300 likely 10th Congressional District voters was five percent.
The Congressional Leadership Fund, the super PAC dedicated to electing Republicans to the House of Representatives. has placed a new broadcast buy for the final three weeks in the contest, allocating $221,210 in the Harrisburg/Lancaster/Lebanon/York market in support of Perry.
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