Dave McCormick has a battle plan for America’s renewal — and he’s ready to bring it and his leadership to the United States Senate on behalf of Pennsylvania.  Dave is a 7th generation Pennsylvanian. He’s a West Point graduate, combat veteran and Bronze star recipient. He’s a Pennsylvania job creator and a business leader. He’s a national security expert and a strong and experienced voice for how to overcome the threat from China. And, most important, he is a devoted husband and father of six bright young women for whom he wants to preserve the American dream. A trusted, thoughtful leader, Dave will fight for all Pennsylvanians.

Dave was born in Washington, Pennsylvania, and raised in Bloomsburg. The son of two lifelong teachers and prominent educators and the oldest of two boys, Dave was raised to understand the value of hard work. Growing up, Dave played football and wrestled, trimmed Christmas trees, delivered newspapers, and bused tables at the Magee Hotel.

Dave McCormick for U.S. Senate

Dave was nominated to the United States Military Academy by a Pennsylvania Senator, and became the first kid from Bloomsburg to attend West Point in decades. After graduating, Dave went on to serve in the 82nd Airborne Division as a paratrooper. He was deployed to the Middle East during the First Gulf War and received the Bronze Star for his service in Iraq before retiring as a Captain.

After the Army, Dave earned his Ph.D. in international relations from Princeton University before moving to Pittsburgh to start a career in business. He worked his way up to become the CEO of FreeMarkets, a successful tech startup that employed hundreds in Western Pennsylvania.

In 2005, Dave was called to service again, this time in the highest levels of government, including as Under Secretary of Treasury and as Deputy National Security Advisor. For four years, Dave spearheaded the fight to protect American technology from Chinese theft, advised the President on key national security issues, and helped negotiate the global response to the 2008 financial crisis.

Following the administration, Dave joined Bridgewater Associates, one of the largest, most successful investment firms in the world. He served as CEO until he resigned to run for Senate in Pennsylvania in 2022.

Dave and Dina are proud to support organizations that work with veterans and their families.
Dave is committed to using his unique leadership experiences over the last four decades to deliver results for the Keystone State. He isn’t afraid to stand up to both parties to do what’s right, and he’ll do whatever it takes to fix our broken economy and restore the American Dream for all Pennsylvanians and future generations.

For more info on Dave go to www.DaveMcCormickpa.com.

A United States Navy veteran, Dave Sunday put himself through college and law school while working at UPS. Sunday leads an office of prosecutors and detectives who together investigate and prosecute approximately 9,000 criminal cases annually.  Sunday earned an undergraduate degree in finance from Penn State University in 2002 and graduated from Widener Law School in 2007. During law school, he worked as a legal intern at the United Nations Office of the Secretariat in New York, where he was assigned to the Department of Peacekeeping Operations.

Dave Sunday for PA Attorney General

After graduation from law school, he worked as a law clerk for Joseph C. Adams, former President Judge of the York County Court of Common Pleas. For the last 15 years, Sunday has been a prosecutor with the York County District Attorney’s Office and, prior to being sworn in as district attorney, served as the chief Deputy prosecutor of litigation.

Sunday said his approach to public safety resulted in a 30 percent decrease in crime during his first term; reductions in the prison population by almost 40 percent since its peak; a reduced supervision caseload; and a recent study conducted by IUP indicates that offenders in York have the lowest recidivism rate over a five-year period as compared to seven other counties. Additionally, since the implementation of York’s Early Termination of Probation Program, only 5 percent of the cases submitted recidivated within two years, resulting in a 95 percent success rate, now serving as a statewide model.

He has tried some 50 felony cases before juries and successfully prosecuted more than 10 of the most high-profile York County murders. Sunday has prosecuted multi-defendant gang murder cases and serves on the Pennsylvania Commission on Sentencing.

Sunday is married and lives in York County with his wife and son.

For more info on Dave go to www.DaveSundayForAG.com.

Timothy L. DeFoor was sworn in as Pennsylvania's 50th Auditor General on January 19, 2021.

Tim started his career in public service as a Special Investigator with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Office of Inspector General, where he investigated government and contractor fraud, waste, and abuse within state government. Tim then went on to become a Special Agent with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Office of Attorney General, investigating Medicaid fraud and illegal prescription drug diversion. Later, he became a Fraud Investigator and Internal Auditor for the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center – Health Plan and various federal contractors.

Tim DeFoor for PA Auditor General

In 2015, Tim was elected as Dauphin County Controller, where he quickly earned a reputation as a fiscal watchdog and trusted leader, saving and recovering more than a million taxpayer dollars during his first term in office. He has also worked to create Dauphin County's first Audit Division, and prepared the first Dauphin County Retirement Fund Report.

To protect taxpayers, Tim also changed how Dauphin County reported its finances to a comprehensive, detailed, and transparent financial report. His efforts earned his office Dauphin County's first-ever award for financial reporting from the Government Finance Officers Association.

With more than 25 years of combined experience in law enforcement and auditing, in both public service and private industries, Tim is uniquely qualified to serve Pennsylvania citizens.

Growing up in Harrisburg, Tim has always been committed to giving back to the community he loves. Tim currently serves on and is the former Chair of the Harrisburg Area Community College Foundation Board of Directors, State YMCA of Pennsylvania Board of Directors, and the Chris "Handles" Franklin Foundation Board of Directors. Tim is also a member of the Greater Harrisburg Area NAACP and the Pennsylvania State Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #78.

Tim is also very passionate about financial literacy being taught to adults, educators, and Pennsylvania students in kindergarten through 12th grade.

Tim has an Associate's of Arts degree in Para-Legal Studies from Harrisburg Area Community College, a Bachelor's of Arts degree in Sociology/History from the University of Pittsburgh, and a Master's of Science degree in Project Management from Harrisburg University of Science and Technology.

For more info on Tim go to www.defoor4pa.com.

Stacy Garrity, a decorated combat veteran and business pioneer, is rooted in the values of the place she was born and raised. She is devoted to the idea that Pennsylvanians are entitled to lives of prosperity and fulfillment.

Stacy Garrity for PA Treasurer

Stacy graduated from Sayre High School and then earned a degree in finance and economics from Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania. She would go on to receive a certificate from The Cornell University Business Management Institute.
While serving in the U.S. Army Reserve, Stacy began a business career as a cost accountant for Global Tungsten & Powders Corp., a worldwide supplier of refractory powders. She worked her way up in the company’s ranks to become one of the first female vice presidents at Global.

She also serves on the board of Bradford County United Way and is a trustee of Guthrie Hospital.
Stacy’s service in the Army Reserve brought her to national attention. Amid scandals about prisoner abuse at other facilities, the national media highlighted her stellar performance as one of the officers in charge of an internment camp for enemy combatants in Iraq.

Iraqis dubbed her “the Angel of the Desert” when her service at Camp Bucca in Southern Iraq resulted in a perfect record. She kept the camp secure and American troops safe without a single complaint of abuse from Iraqi soldiers interned there during her command.

Stacy served a remarkable three deployments in defense of America: in 1991 in Operation Desert Storm, in 2003 in Operation Iraqi Freedom, and in 2008 in Operation Enduring Freedom. She was awarded the Bronze Star twice for exceptional service and received the Legion of Merit before retiring from the Army Reserve with the rank of colonel.

Stacy is married to Daniel Gizzi, a project analyst at Corning Incorporated. Stacy worships at both the Christian Life Church and Emory Baptist Church.

For more info on Stacy go to www.GarrityForPA.com.

A dedicated public servant, Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick is not done with his fight to fix a broken Washington and make a difference for our communities. On his very first day in office, Brian put forth a bold government reform plan which challenged the career politicians in Washington: term limits for members of Congress, pass a budget or don’t get paid, and balance the budget.

Brian Fitzpatrick for Congress

He’s a nationally-recognized leader in the fight against the opioid crisis, authoring legislation signed into law which provides additional resources for our law enforcement to secure the border and stop the flow of deadly drugs into our communities. He’s leading the fight to provide those suffering from debilitating terminal diseases a chance at life through access to potentially life-saving treatments.

Brian believes that every American deserves a fair shot at success. He will continue to make certain that our institutions serve us, not the career bureaucrats or politicians, and that all those who work hard can live a fulfilling life of dignity and opportunity. He will continue to protect our families not only from the threat of international terrorism but also from the scourge of drug abuse.

Brian is uniquely qualified to reform our government and put the American Dream back on track. For nearly a decade and a half, Brian served our country as an FBI Supervisory Special Agent where his focus was fighting political corruption and supporting global counterterrorism efforts.

As an FBI agent, Brian served our country in Operation Iraqi Freedom – the largest of several active fronts in the War on Terror.

Brian also served as the National Director for the FBI’s Campaign Finance and Election Crimes Enforcement Program, and as a national supervisor for the FBI’s Political Corruption Unit. Moreover, he has traveled the world to promote freedom and democracy, where he is recognized as an expert in restoring integrity to governmental institutions.

As a Special Assistant United States Attorney, Brian prosecuted violent drug and gun offenders to stem the tide of abuse and violence. He was also named “Investigator of the Year” by the Federal Law Enforcement Foundation.

A Levittown native and graduate of Bishop Egan High School, Brian is a graduate of LaSalle University, Penn State University and the Dickinson School of Law. He is both a licensed attorney and a licensed Certified Public Accountant in Pennsylvania. Brian is an Eagle Scout and a certified Emergency Medical Technician in Pennsylvania. He lives in Middletown Township, Bucks County. Brian has lived in Bucks County for nearly 40 years.

Brian is a Member of the Levittown Ancient Order of Hibernians and the Knights of Columbus.

For more info on Brian go to www.BrianFitzpatrick.com.

142nd State Representative Representative Joe Hogan is serving in his first term as state representative for Pennsylvania's 142nd Legislative District. Joe received a master’s degree in community and economic development from Penn State University and dedicated his career to public service. As a member of former Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick’s staff, he developed experience helping neighbors and listened to the needs of the community.

Joe Hogan for 142nd State Representative (includes Northampton Districts 9, 10 & 14)

Joe Hogan has spent his adult life serving the public. As a member of Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick’s staff, Joe helped everyday people cut through the layers of bureaucracy and get the help they needed. As a Program Director at the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority, Joe helped small businesses stay in operation during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Joe has also been active in his community, volunteering for the Boy Scouts of America and helping to raise money for countless non-profits. He also volunteered his time to travel to Poland to help Ukrainian refugees earlier this year.

Joe lives in Langhorne with his wife Janita and graduated from Conwell-Egan Catholic High School. He has a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree from Penn State and is currently finishing his law degree at Temple University.

Joe is committed to helping working families – especially when it comes to dealing with the cost of everyday life. He’ll fight for better funding for our schools, more jobs for our residents, and fiscal responsibility in Harrisburg.

For more info on Joe go to www.Hogan4Rep.com.

A Council Rock graduate and Bucks County native, she’s our trusted State Representative, a successful communications professional, a former school board member, and has passionately volunteered in our community. But what motivates her most is her children – and ensuring they have every opportunity to succeed and pursue their dreams.

Kristin Marcell for 178th State Representative (includes all Northampton Districts except 9, 10, 14)

178th State Representative Kristin Marcell knows a quality education that prioritizes in-person learning and focuses resources on our children’s classrooms is the best way to provide a great foundation for every child. Over ten years ago she attended her first school board meeting as a concerned parent fighting to save their local elementary school from closure. She realized during that parent-driven effort there was more she could do to help all our children. That’s why she ran for the Council Rock School Board in the first place – to advocate for students, ensure parents have a say in their kids’ education, and focus on real priorities to protect homeowners and taxpayers.

Now in Harrisburg as our State Representative, Kristin has continued to put education first, winning record investment in both traditional public education and choice initiatives that provide the greatest opportunity for success for our children. Kristin knows firsthand that personal attacks and vitriol don’t solve our problems and that “politics as usual” doesn’t bring people together. But focusing on working together and taking action can make all the difference – a small group like the school board or in a body of 203 like the Pennsylvania state house. That's something she's proven in Harrisburg in her first term.

Beyond her service as Representative, Kristin has spent two decades in the private sector as a successful business professional helping provide strategic and communications counsel to businesses in the energy, environmental, and utility industries as well as other corporations. She’s using that experience to focus state government on the issues that matter to local working families: funding our police to protect our community and prevent big-city crime in our neighborhoods, implementing strong fiscal oversight of tax dollars to protect taxpayers, and promoting job and economic growth policies to make Pennsylvania more competitive for job creators.

Prior to entering the private sector, Kristin served in the public sector after graduating from college. That service included time in the U.S. Department of Transportation where she was the Communications Director of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, managing communication strategies. She also served in the U.S. Congress in various legislative offices where she learned about the legislative process and how to turn good ideas into powerful laws that serve the greater good.

Born in Doylestown Township and today residing in Wrightstown with her husband, Steve, a small business owner, and their two children, Kristin has also lived in Northampton Township, Newtown Township and Newtown Borough. A graduate of our local public schools, she holds a Master’s Degree in Public Policy from the George Washington University and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the Pennsylvania State University.

For more info on Kristin go to VoteKristinPA.com.