2026 Primary Election Guide
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May 4, 2026
Deadline to register to vote in the Primary Election.
May 12, 2026
Deadline to apply for a mail-in ballot for Primary Election.
May 19, 2026
Election Day. Polls are open from 7 am to 8 pm.
2026 Republican Party Endorsed Candidates
See and find out more about the County and State Republican Party endorsed candidates for the Primary Election!
PA Governor
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Retired U.S. Army Reserve Colonel, businesswoman, and Pennsylvania’s 78th Treasurer, Stacy Garrity has lived a life defined by service—to her nation, her Commonwealth, and her community. In the U.S. Army Reserve, she rose to the rank of Colonel and served three deployments during Operation Desert Storm, Operation Iraqi Freedom, and Operation Enduring Freedom.
During one of the most challenging periods of the Iraq War, Stacy became a national leader in managing internment camps for enemy combatants, keeping American troops safe while maintaining the highest standards of conduct—earning two Bronze Stars, the Legion of Merit, and the nickname “Angel of the Desert.”
At home, Stacy built a successful business career, rising from accountant to vice president at Global Tungsten & Powders, becoming one of the company’s first female executives. As Pennsylvania’s Treasurer, she has brought that same discipline and common sense to state government—cutting waste, increasing transparency, and protecting more than $170 billion in state assets. Her work has returned over $1 billion to rightful owners, saved taxpayers tens of millions of dollars each year, and expanded programs like PA 529 and PA ABLE to better serve Pennsylvania families.
A native of Bradford County, Stacy is a graduate of Sayre High School and Bloomsburg University. She lives in Bradford County with her husband Dan and remains active in her community.
In the 2024 November election, Stacy became the first Republican treasurer to win re-election since 2000, and she set the record for the most votes received by any candidate in commonwealth history.
Now, she is running for Governor to continue her lifelong service and help make Pennsylvania the best place to grow a business and raise a family and make Josh Shapiro a 1-term governor, shattering his boyhood dreams of becoming President of the United States.
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PA Lt. Governor
U.S. Congressman PA-11
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First elected to the halls of Congress in 2016, Congressman Smucker wants to reignite the American Dream. As a Member of the Ways and Means Committee and Vice-Chair of the House Budget Committee, Congressman Smucker champions policies that make it possible for every person to pursue their American Dream, including increased economic opportunity for everyone, reining in Washington's out-of-control spending, and providing regulatory relief to small businesses so they can expand and create jobs.
Rep. Smucker is fighting to support America's free enterprise system, to expand apprenticeships and technical education opportunities for students, and help hardworking Americans save for retirement.
Prior to being elected to Congress, Rep. Smucker owned and operated the Smucker Company for 25 years until 2008 and grew the small business to eventually employ more than 150 people.
He served two terms in the Pennsylvania State Senate where he chaired the Committee on Education. In that capacity, he pioneered reforms to increase accountability in education spending and worked to ensure Pennsylvania students had access to quality education. Rep. Smucker led the charge to hold elected officials accountable by proposing reforms to the ethics guidelines. As a member of the Appropriations Committee, he made it a priority to rein in spending and built a reputation as an independent-minded conservative who seeks creative solutions to complex problems.
Congressman Smucker played a huge role in getting President Trump’s signature One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) over the finish line in the U.S. House of Representatives in 2025.
He lives in West Lampeter Township with his wife Cindy and in his spare time, when the weather permits, enjoys fly fishing
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PA Senate District 36
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Representing the 98th Legislative District, Tom Jones serves the people of Donegal and Elizabethtown school districts, as well the people of southwestern Lebanon County. In July last year, Tom announced his candidacy for the 36th Senatorial District in Lancaster County to unseat Democrat State Senator James Malone.
Tom brings decades of experience as a successful small business owner and local government leader to his current role representing the 98th Legislative District. He currently serves on the Agricultural and Rural Affairs, Housing and Community Development, Local Government, and Tourism and Recreational and Economic Development committees.
As a legislator, Tom is focused on upholding the sanctity of life, protecting Second Amendment rights, strengthening election integrity, empowering parents in their children’s education, and keeping government spending in check so taxpayers can keep more of their hard-earned money.
His guiding principle is simple: to be a strong and faithful voice for the people he represents.
Tom previously served as chairman of the East Donegal Township Board of Supervisors, a police commissioner for the Susquehanna Regional Police Department, a fire department director, and a member of the Lancaster County Planning Commission. A man of strong faith, he serves as an elder at Community Bible Church in Marietta. Tom and his wife, Rochelle, live in Maytown and have four children.
In his spare time, Tom is an amateur herpetologist (study of reptiles and amphibians) and owns three rescued alligators, several large constrictor snakes and numerous turtles. His experience with reptiles has prepared him to survive the swamp in Harrisburg!
PA Legislative District 37
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Representing the 37th Legislative District, Mindy Fee serves the people of Manheim Central and Warwick school districts. She is a lifelong resident of the Manheim area and a graduate of Manheim Central School District. She brings more than 20 years of small business experience with her to Harrisburg, where she is focused on reducing the cost of state government, increasing transparency, and delivering fiscally responsible, on-time balanced budgets—while holding the line on taxes and eliminating wasteful spending.
Mindy understands the vital role agriculture plays in Lancaster County’s economy and way of life, and she strongly supports policies that protect and preserve family farms. She is proud to represent the values of her district, including support for the unborn, traditional marriage, and Second Amendment rights.
Active in her church and community, Mindy has volunteered with organizations such as the Manheim Central School District Booster Club and the Manheim Downtown Development Group. She is the widow of former Manheim mayor and district judge Tom Fee, a mother of three, and a proud grandmother to 6 granddaughters—with a grandson on the way! And when the weather cooperates, you might even see her riding her PINK retro electric scooter to her district office in Manheim.
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