Rob Bresnahan

Why they say you should vote for them

The candidate's own case to voters, summarized from their campaign and public statements.

• Says he is running because "career politicians have forgotten about people back home" and pledges to stay accessible to constituents.[1]
• Points to his business background, saying he knows "what it takes to create good, family-sustaining jobs."[1]
• Says he will "always stand with law enforcement" and make sure police have the resources to fight the fentanyl crisis.[1]

Background

• U.S. Representative; member of the Transportation and Infrastructure, Small Business and Agriculture committees, U.S. House of Representatives · 2025–present[2],[3]
• Chief financial officer at 19, then CEO (from 2013), Kuharchik Construction[2],[3]
• Founder, real estate development company, RPB Ventures[2],[3]
• Former chairman of the Joint Apprentice Training Committee and trustee of the Health, Wellness and Annuity funds, IBEW Local 163[2]

Education

• B.A. (studied business), University of Scranton[3]

Where they stand

• Immigration
  Says the nation must "secure the border, build the wall" and stop the flow of illegal drugs and criminals into communities.[1]
• Taxes
  Calls for less federal spending, getting inflation under control and cutting taxes so families keep more of the money they earn.[1]
• Social Security & Medicare
  Says he will not support raising the retirement age or any benefit cuts to Social Security and Medicare.[1]
• Health Care
  Introduced the bipartisan INSULIN Act in 2026 to cap out-of-pocket insulin costs at $35 a month, and cosponsored bills to set new rules for prior authorization in Medicare.[4],[5]
• Energy & Environment
  Introduced the Local Control Protection Act in June 2026, which would limit developers' ability to sue to overturn local decisions rejecting data centers.[6]

Voting record

A selection of notable recorded votes. Not a complete record.

In their words