2026 Elections · Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania's 14th Congressional District Candidates 2026

See every declared 2026 U.S. House candidate running in this Pennsylvania congressional district, with FEC campaign finance and where they stand on the issues.

Source:FECUpdated Oct 19, 2026Report a correction

Who is running in Pennsylvania's 14th Congressional District in 2026?

Guy Reschenthaler (Republican) and Alan Bradstock (Democratic).

Where they stand

Sources under every entry. Sentences are AI-written from the linked source.

Where they differ: Guy Reschenthaler supports cutting regulations to create jobs and votes yea on bills supporting technology use in regulation and capital access 12. He votes yea on acts reauthorizing early childhood programs and Medicaid protections, supporting patient care improvements 5. Alan Bradstock supports raising wages and strengthening workers’ rights to build an inclusive economy 3. He opposes the Iran war and would vote to end its funding, linking it to increased fuel and goods prices 4. Bradstock advocates for universal healthcare by lowering costs and expanding coverage 67.
AI-written comparison of the sourced entries below. Generated Oct 19, 2026.

Where the candidates stand, by issue
IssueGuy ReschenthalerRepublicanAlan BradstockDemocratic
Economy & Jobs

Reschenthaler supports cutting regulations and red tape to create jobs and get people in southwestern Pennsylvania working again.

Candidate's own wordsSource ↗Verified Oct 12, 2026AI-written

Reschenthaler votes yea on bills supporting technology use in regulation, capital access, privacy in purchases, terrorism risk insurance, child welfare, and financial exploitation prevention.

Official recordSource ↗Verified Oct 16, 2026AI-written

Bradstock supports raising wages, strengthening workers’ rights, and expanding opportunities for small businesses to create an economy that works for everyone.

Candidate's own wordsSource ↗Verified Oct 19, 2026AI-written

Bradstock says the Iran war has driven up gas and diesel prices, raising the cost of goods trucked to stores, and he would vote to end the war and its funding.

ReportedSource ↗Verified Oct 8, 2026AI-written

Where they differ on Economy & Jobs: Guy Reschenthaler supports cutting regulations and red tape to create jobs and get people in southwestern Pennsylvania working again 1. He votes yea on bills supporting technology use in regulation, capital access, privacy in purchases, terrorism risk insurance, child welfare, and financial exploitation prevention 2. Alan Bradstock supports raising wages, strengthening workers’ rights, and expanding opportunities for small businesses to create an economy that works for everyone 3. He says the Iran war has driven up gas and diesel prices, raising the cost of goods trucked to stores, and he would vote to end the war and its funding 4.
Healthcare

Reschenthaler votes yea on acts reauthorizing early childhood programs, rural care, Medicaid protections, lowering premiums, and patient support.

Official recordSource ↗Verified Oct 16, 2026AI-written

Bradstock supports universal healthcare to make it affordable and accessible for every American by lowering costs, expanding coverage, and ending medical debt.

Candidate's own wordsSource ↗Verified Oct 19, 2026AI-written

Bradstock would restore expired ACA tax credits and expand Medicare's power to negotiate drug prices, extending those savings to private insurance.

ReportedSource ↗Verified Oct 8, 2026AI-written

Where they differ on Healthcare: Guy Reschenthaler votes yea on acts reauthorizing early childhood programs, rural care, Medicaid protections, lowering premiums, and patient support 1. Alan Bradstock supports universal healthcare to make it affordable and accessible for every American by lowering costs, expanding coverage, and ending medical debt 2. He would restore expired ACA tax credits and expand Medicare's power to negotiate drug prices, extending those savings to private insurance 3.
Immigration

Reschenthaler votes yea on multiple immigration enforcement and security bills, including Secure America Act and deporting fraudsters, but nay on a national emergency resolution.

Official recordSource ↗Verified Oct 16, 2026AI-written

Bradstock supports a secure border and removing people who pose real threats, but opposes ICE sweeps of workers with no criminal record.

ReportedSource ↗Verified Oct 8, 2026AI-written

Where they differ on Immigration: Guy Reschenthaler votes yea on multiple immigration enforcement and security bills, including the Secure America Act and measures for deporting fraudsters, but votes nay on a national emergency resolution 1. Alan Bradstock supports a secure border and removing people who pose real threats, but opposes ICE sweeps of workers with no criminal record 2.
Public Safety & Crime

Reschenthaler votes yea on bills enhancing guard safety, prison staff safety, privacy protections, veterans' gun rights, cashless bail reporting, and violent offender restrictions.

Official recordSource ↗Verified Oct 16, 2026AI-written

Bradstock emphasizes defending the Constitution and ensuring no one is above accountability, highlighting the importance of rule of law and constitutional norms.

Candidate's own wordsSource ↗Verified Oct 19, 2026AI-written

Where they differ on Public Safety & Crime: Guy Reschenthaler votes yea on bills enhancing guard safety, prison staff safety, privacy protections, veterans' gun rights, cashless bail reporting, and violent offender restrictions 1. Alan Bradstock emphasizes defending the Constitution and ensuring no one is above accountability, highlighting the importance of rule of law and constitutional norms 2.
Abortion

No public position found. Check their site ↗

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Taxes & Government Spending

Reschenthaler supports making the 2017 tax cuts permanent and opposes efforts by liberals to repeal them and raise taxes.

Candidate's own wordsSource ↗Verified Oct 12, 2026AI-written

Reschenthaler votes yea on tax relief for fraud victims, budget resolutions, continuing appropriations, and multiple appropriations acts.

Official recordSource ↗Verified Oct 16, 2026AI-written

Bradstock supports reforming the tax code to reward work rather than just wealth and cutting wasteful government spending to improve efficiency.

Candidate's own wordsSource ↗Verified Oct 19, 2026AI-written

Where they differ on Taxes & Government Spending: Guy Reschenthaler supports making the 2017 tax cuts permanent and opposes efforts to repeal them and raise taxes 1. He has voted yea on tax relief for fraud victims, budget resolutions, continuing appropriations, and multiple appropriations acts 2. Alan Bradstock supports reforming the tax code to reward work rather than just wealth and cutting wasteful government spending to improve efficiency 3.
Energy & Environment

Reschenthaler votes yea on disapproving EPA rule, diesel emissions reduction, marine conservation, battlefield protection, fuel retailer choice, and HEATS Act.

Official recordSource ↗Verified Oct 16, 2026AI-written

No public position found. Check their site ↗

Foreign Policy & Defense

Reschenthaler supports fighting and defeating terrorist groups like ISIS and al-Qaida to keep the nation safe.

Candidate's own wordsSource ↗Verified Oct 12, 2026AI-written

Reschenthaler votes nay on resolutions directing troop removal from Iran and Lebanon, but yea on defense authorization and veterans clinic naming bills.

Official recordSource ↗Verified Oct 16, 2026AI-written

Bradstock supports U.S. service members but opposes the Iran war, saying he would vote to withhold its funding and pursue a diplomatic end.

ReportedSource ↗Verified Oct 8, 2026AI-written

Where they differ on Foreign Policy & Defense: Guy Reschenthaler supports fighting and defeating terrorist groups like ISIS and al-Qaida to keep the nation safe 1. He voted nay on resolutions directing troop removal from Iran and Lebanon, and yea on defense authorization and veterans clinic naming bills 2. Alan Bradstock supports U.S. service members but opposes the Iran war, stating he would vote to withhold its funding and pursue a diplomatic end 3.

Common questions

When is the election?

The general election is on November 3, 2026.

How do the candidates differ on Economy & Jobs?

Guy Reschenthaler supports cutting regulations and red tape to create jobs and get people in southwestern Pennsylvania working again. He votes yea on bills supporting technology use in regulation, capital access, privacy in purchases, terrorism risk insurance, child welfare, and financial exploitation prevention. Alan Bradstock supports raising wages, strengthening workers’ rights, and expanding opportunities for small businesses to create an economy that works for everyone. He says the Iran war has driven up gas and diesel prices, raising the cost of goods trucked to stores, and he would vote to end the war and its funding.

How do the candidates differ on Healthcare?

Guy Reschenthaler votes yea on acts reauthorizing early childhood programs, rural care, Medicaid protections, lowering premiums, and patient support. Alan Bradstock supports universal healthcare to make it affordable and accessible for every American by lowering costs, expanding coverage, and ending medical debt. He would restore expired ACA tax credits and expand Medicare's power to negotiate drug prices, extending those savings to private insurance.

How do the candidates differ on Immigration?

Guy Reschenthaler votes yea on multiple immigration enforcement and security bills, including the Secure America Act and measures for deporting fraudsters, but votes nay on a national emergency resolution. Alan Bradstock supports a secure border and removing people who pose real threats, but opposes ICE sweeps of workers with no criminal record.

How do the candidates differ on Public Safety & Crime?

Guy Reschenthaler votes yea on bills enhancing guard safety, prison staff safety, privacy protections, veterans' gun rights, cashless bail reporting, and violent offender restrictions. Alan Bradstock emphasizes defending the Constitution and ensuring no one is above accountability, highlighting the importance of rule of law and constitutional norms.

How do the candidates differ on Taxes & Government Spending?

Guy Reschenthaler supports making the 2017 tax cuts permanent and opposes efforts to repeal them and raise taxes. He has voted yea on tax relief for fraud victims, budget resolutions, continuing appropriations, and multiple appropriations acts. Alan Bradstock supports reforming the tax code to reward work rather than just wealth and cutting wasteful government spending to improve efficiency.

How do the candidates differ on Foreign Policy & Defense?

Guy Reschenthaler supports fighting and defeating terrorist groups like ISIS and al-Qaida to keep the nation safe. He voted nay on resolutions directing troop removal from Iran and Lebanon, and yea on defense authorization and veterans clinic naming bills. Alan Bradstock supports U.S. service members but opposes the Iran war, stating he would vote to withhold its funding and pursue a diplomatic end.