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Pennsylvania · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 6

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IssueChrissy Houlahan
Democratic
Marty Young
Republican
Economy & jobsSupports bottom-up economic growth; backed infrastructure & manufacturing bills Links rising costs to debt and advocates cutting red tape for jobs
HousingSupports building 4 million homes; backs National Housing Emergency Act Proposes 0% interest starter-home loans and refinancing
Health careSupports ACA protections, lower drug prices, and Medicare/Medicaid Proposes TRICARE-model universal coverage for children and young adults
ImmigrationSupports bipartisan comprehensive immigration reform with border security no sourced position
Abortion & reproductive rightsFirmly pro-choice; supports Women's Health Protection Act no sourced position
EducationSupports STEM education investment and math curriculum modernization Identifies college completion gap; lists school choice as a priority
Climate & energySupports urgent climate action and clean-energy legislation Supports all-of-the-above energy; opposes energy cost mandates
Crime & public safetySupports gun safety measures and anti-domestic-violence laws Supports law enforcement; condemns political violence
Taxes & budgetSupports fiscally responsible budgeting and protecting federal programs Supports cutting spending and reducing deficit
GunsSupports assault-weapons ban, universal background checks, safe storage no sourced position
Democracy & electionsActively works to protect elections and democratic institutions Opposes political violence; affirms peaceful transfer of power
Foreign policy & defenseSupports strong defense, allied diplomacy, Ukraine aid, and Gaza humanitarian relief Supports Congress reclaiming war powers; prioritizes defense modernization

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