State & Federal Representation

Sen. Joe Pittman, Republican

Harrisburg Office: 717-787-8724

Indiana Office: 724-357-0151

Kittanning Office: 724-543-3026

Murrysville Office: 724-327-2422
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• Born and Raised in Hillsdale, Indiana County; graduated from Line High School; appointed to the school board till his graduation from Penn State University (B.A. Political Science). Life member of the NRA; member of the Indiana County Republican committee; member of Ford City Sportsmen’s Association; member of Indiana-Franklin Lodge#313; board member of the United Way of Indiana - Chaired its annual 2018 campaign. Elected in 2019 via special election; reelected in 2020; term ends in 2024. Chairman of the Senate Urban Affairs and Housing Committee; Vice Chairman of the Senate Environmental Resources & Energy Committee; member of Appropriations committee, Banking & Insurance committee, Consumer Protection & Professional Licensure committee, and Judiciary committee. Serves as the Senate Republican Caucus representative on the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority (PENNVEST) Board of Directors. Staunch opposer of carbon tax. Four Children; member of the St. Thomas More University Parish.

Rep. James B. Struzzi II, Republican

Indiana Office: 724-465-0220

Blairsville Office: 724-459-7270

Harrisburg Office: 717-705-7173

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• In his third term of service to residents of the 62nd Legislative District. Serves on the board of directors of the PennsylvaniaInfrastructure Investment Authority (PENNVEST), which funds sewer, storm water and drinking water projects throughout the Commonwealth; and the board for thePennsylvania Parks and Forests Foundation. Former career as a journalist, press secretary with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) for District 11 and president of the Indiana County Chamber of Commerce. Focus on protecting our state and national constitutions and advocates for state’s rights, Second Amendment rights and school choice. Graduated from Penn Trafford High school in Westmoreland County; earned a degree in electrical wiring from a technical school in McKees Rocks near Pittsburgh; and acquired his bachelor’s degree in English writing with a focus on communications from the University of Pittsburgh in Greensburg. He, his wife and their children reside in White Township, Indiana County.

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Rep. Donna Oberlander, Republican

Harrisburg Office: 717-772-9908

Clarion Office: 814-226-9000
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• Recently re-elected to serve her eighth term as state representative for the 63rd Legislative District in November 2022. In June 2020became the first Republican woman and only the second woman in the history of the Pennsylvania General Assembly to be elected as Majority Whip. Has co-chaired the House Manufacturing Caucus and House Gas and Oil Caucus. Previously served as a board member of the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority(PennVEST). Member of the Pennsylvania Small Business Development Center’s(SBDC) Advisory Board and the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center’s Advisory Committee. Named the 2019 Legislator Leader by the Pennsylvania Association ofConservation Districts Inc.; the Robert C. Keaton Government Leader Award by the Pennsylvania Defense Institute; and a Recovery Champion by the Armstrong-Indiana-Clarion Drug and Alcohol Commission. Formerly on the Clarion County Board of Commissioners. Graduated from Clarion University, and serves as a member of the University’s Council of Trustees.

Representative Glenn Thompson, Republican

Washington Office: 202-225-5121

Bellefonte Office: 814-353-0215

Ebensburg Office: 814-419-8583

Oil City Office: 814-670-0432
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• Life-long resident of Howard; B.S. and Master of Education from Penn State and Temple University respectively. Worked as a therapist, rehabilitation services manager, and licensed nursing home administrator before being elected. Eagle Scout; veteran of the Juniata Valley Boy Scout Council; Scoutmaster; council executive board member; council president. Co-Chairman of the bipartisan Congressional Career and Technical Education Caucus. Volunteer Firefighter. Republican Leader of the Agriculture Committee; member of the Education & Labor Committee. Three sons and two grandsons. Criticized for voting against Respect for Marriage Act, days before attending the same-sex marriage of his own son

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Sen. Robert P. Casey Jr., Democrat

Washington: 202-224-6324

Scranton: 570-941-0930

Pittsburgh: 412-803-7370

Philadelphia: 215-405-9660

Harrisburg: 717-231-7540

Erie: 814-874-5080

Bellefonte: 814-357-0314

Allentown: 610-782-9470

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• Born and raised in Scranton; graduated from Holy Cross; graduated from Catholic University (law); taught and coached basketball to Jesuit Volunteer Corps. Elected in 2006. Serves on the Finance Committee, HELP committee, and Selected Committee on Intelligence; chairman of the Special Committee on Aging. Positive attitude towards switching to renewable energy sources. Lives in Scranton; four daughters.

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Sen. Patrick J. Toomey, Republican

Washington: 202-224-4254

Lehigh Valley: 610-434-1444

Erie: 814-453-3010

Harrisburg: 717-782-3951

Johnstown: 814-266-5970

Philadelphia: 215-241-1090

Pittsburgh: 412-803-3501

Scranton: 570-820-4088
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• Graduate of Harvard. Elected in 2011. Serves on the Banking Committee, Budget Committee, and Finance Committee. Previously served in the House of Representatives for six years. Served as president of the Club for Growth. Skeptic of Climate Change. Lives in Lehigh Valley; three children.