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← Rundown2026 Pennsylvania House race — Christopher R. Deluzio's seat

2026 election · U.S. House

2026 Pennsylvania House race — Christopher R. Deluzio's seat

Incumbent: Christopher R. Deluzio (Democrat)

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  • Christopher R. Deluzio
    Christopher R. Deluzio

    Democrat · Incumbent

    Stated positions (6) ▾
    • 2025 GOP Budget/Tax Megabill: Opposed the 2025 Republican tax-cut and spending megabill, citing concerns over its effect on the national debt and economic impact. [1]
    • Economic Policy/Populism: Advocates for economic patriotism and populism within the Democratic Party, emphasizing fights against corporate power, monopolies, and corruption to help working people. [1][2]

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  • Gun Control: Supports common-sense gun reforms including universal background checks, banning high-capacity magazines and 'weapons of war,' and red flag laws. [1]
  • Immigration Enforcement (ICE): Calls for reforming ICE practices, including ending detention/deportation of Americans and upholding judicial warrant requirements, rather than defunding the agency. [1]
  • Immigration Policy: Supports deporting immigrants who commit crimes while backing a path to legal status for immigrants who 'play by the rules'; has criticized Trump-era detention practices as unpopular. [1][2]
  • Trade/Tariffs: Argues against absolutist anti-tariff positions, suggesting some tariff policy can be a useful tool, while critiquing aspects of Trump's approach. [1]
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