2026 election · U.S. House

2026 Pennsylvania House race — Ryan Mackenzie's seat

Incumbent: Ryan Mackenzie (Republican) — see their approval score, record, and voting history on their page.

Declared candidates

Source: FEC candidate filings

Ryan MackenzieRepublican · Incumbent
Stated positions (8) ▾
- China (CCP) Policy: Supports measures restricting sale of agricultural land and land near military bases to Chinese entities and prohibiting Pennsylvania retirement plans from holding Chinese Communist Party-linked assets. [1]
- Energy: Supports energy independence through American energy exploration, extraction, and production, and opposes cap-and-trade style policies he says prioritize climate agenda over affordable energy. [1]
- Government Spending & Fiscal Policy: Supports reducing wasteful federal spending and deficit reduction, and backs a Balanced Budget Amendment requiring an on-time federal budget each year. [1][2][3]
- Immigration: Supports expanded E-Verify requirements to protect American jobs from illegal immigrants, backs border security funding, and defends expanded immigration enforcement under the Trump administration while acknowledging need for reforms after incidents involving federal agents. [1][2][3]
- Medicaid: Opposes steep cuts to Medicaid, such as an $880 billion reduction proposal, while supporting some Medicaid reforms. [1]
- Social Security & Medicare: Opposes cuts to Social Security and Medicare and supports eliminating taxes on Social Security benefits for seniors. [1]
- Taxation: Opposes tax increases, supports cutting and eliminating taxes on workers, and sponsored legislation eliminating the state inheritance tax on small family businesses and closing corporate tax loopholes. [1][2]
- Trade & Manufacturing: Supports promoting American manufacturing through fair trade practices and increased investment in career and technical education. [1][2]

Public polling

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2026 election · U.S. House

2026 Pennsylvania House race — Ryan Mackenzie's seat

Incumbent: Ryan Mackenzie (Republican) — see their approval score, record, and voting history on their page.

Declared candidates

Source: FEC candidate filings

Ryan MackenzieRepublican · Incumbent
Stated positions (8) ▾
- China (CCP) Policy: Supports measures restricting sale of agricultural land and land near military bases to Chinese entities and prohibiting Pennsylvania retirement plans from holding Chinese Communist Party-linked assets. [1]
- Energy: Supports energy independence through American energy exploration, extraction, and production, and opposes cap-and-trade style policies he says prioritize climate agenda over affordable energy. [1]
- Government Spending & Fiscal Policy: Supports reducing wasteful federal spending and deficit reduction, and backs a Balanced Budget Amendment requiring an on-time federal budget each year. [1][2][3]
- Immigration: Supports expanded E-Verify requirements to protect American jobs from illegal immigrants, backs border security funding, and defends expanded immigration enforcement under the Trump administration while acknowledging need for reforms after incidents involving federal agents. [1][2][3]
- Medicaid: Opposes steep cuts to Medicaid, such as an $880 billion reduction proposal, while supporting some Medicaid reforms. [1]
- Social Security & Medicare: Opposes cuts to Social Security and Medicare and supports eliminating taxes on Social Security benefits for seniors. [1]
- Taxation: Opposes tax increases, supports cutting and eliminating taxes on workers, and sponsored legislation eliminating the state inheritance tax on small family businesses and closing corporate tax loopholes. [1][2]
- Trade & Manufacturing: Supports promoting American manufacturing through fair trade practices and increased investment in career and technical education. [1][2]

Public polling

No public polling synced for this race yet.