Red to Blue
We cannot win the midterms without flipping seats from red to blue!
Our Objectives:
Flip the US House
Increase the majority in the PA House
Flip the PA Senate
ABOUT THE STRATEGY
It is critical that we win the 2026 midterm elections. The East Nantmeal Democratic Committee (ENDC) has launched a four-action strategy that challenges all of us to participate in the winning effort.
Action 1 – Support and vote for our incumbent Democratic candidates: Chrissy Houlahan, Katie Muth, Paul Friel, Josh Shapiro and Austin Davis.
Action 2 – Donate and volunteer in support of our carefully selected regional candidates who have a high chance of “flipping” their seats from Republican to Democratic. We cannot win the midterms without flipping seats from Red to Blue.
Action 3 – Vote by mail and deposit your ballot in a local drop box. Currently, this appears to be the most secure way to make sure your vote is counted.
Action 4 – Protest, demonstrate, make signs, get loud, shake your fist. Get in their faces. Hit the streets!
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Red to Blue Candidates
Click on any candidate’s photo to read our TRENDS article about them!
Janelle Stelson
Janelle reported the news on WGAL for decades and has earned the trust of voters in her district through her professional journalism. In 2024, she came within just 5,133 votes of unseating the current Representative, Scott Perry.
Some of her key priorities are:
Protecting Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid
Fighting for a woman’s right to choose
Working to lower costs
Investing in small businesses and family farms
Ensuring access to affordable housing and childcare
US House of Representatives PA-10
Paige Cognetti
US House of Representatives PA-08First elected in 2019 as mayor of Scranton, Paige gained national attention for her "Paige Against the Machine" campaign, reforming City Hall, and guiding Scranton out of a 30 year distressed financial status.
She is a charismatic and dedicated public servant. Her story is one of integrity, intelligence and service. She has an MBA from Harvard, is a former federal official (U.S. Treasury) in the Obama administration, and was appointed to a U.S. trade policy advisory committee during the Biden administration.
Bob Harvie
US House of Representatives PA-01Bob Harvie is a lifelong Bucks County resident. He was raised in a family that emphasized community service, a major catalyst for his wanting a career centered on public service. For 20 years, Harvie was a teacher and chairman of the Social Studies Department at Bucks County Technical High School.
Bob was elected township supervisor and county commissioner. He served as chair in both roles and worked to bring civility and professionalism to Township government.
He is running for Congress to fight for the middle-class and working families, rebuild the American Dream, and ensure everyone who works hard can build a better future.
US House of Representatives PA-07Bob Brooks
In today’s political environment folks are tired of politicians that simply run to get in office and then spend their time and corporate money to stay there. Bob has lived a full life dealing with issues that the privileged class simply does not face.
He has a lifelong working-class background having worked from a young age in numerous blue-collar jobs. Bob spent twenty years as a Bethlehem firefighter, responding to emergencies, serving residents during fires, accidents, and medical crises. And he rose from local union officer to president of the Pennsylvania Professional Fire Fighters Association.
Pennsylvania Senate District 24Chris Thomas
Chris’ core values of fairness, opportunity, and service were forged within a family of coal miners, educators, and veterans. Early experience working construction, and then teaching Middle School math and science, opened his eyes to troubling inequities. He decided to enter the public sphere. Now, he’s a homeowner in the Boyertown School District, a volunteer fire fighter, and has spent the last several years working to elect candidates who represent his values..
Chris’ family and community experience have prepared him to make the changes his constituents and all Pennsylvanians need.
Madelyn Alvarino
Pennsylvania Houe District 13Madelyn Alvarino’s background as an educator and in business are grounded in the everyday financial realities her community faces. She has decades of classroom experience fighting for children and families along with real-world experience with budgets, family and caregiving costs, and the impact of rising living expenses. Her focus is on affordable living, good jobs, and responsible stewardship of tax dollars—not political theater.
Eileen H Albillar
Pennsylvania Senate District 6Eileen is a seasoned leader and proven problem-solver with more than 25 years of experience in social work, government, and nonprofit leadership.
She’s advocated for homeless youth, administered millions in state and federal funding for housing, and helped families lower their utility costs. She spent more than a decade at the Bucks County Opportunity Council, the leading anti-poverty nonprofit in the county.
She now serves as Clerk of Courts and also served on her township Board of Supervisors.
Eileen will go to Harrisburg and fight to lower our costs, grow our local economy so we have good paying jobs that can support a family, and fully fund our public schools.
Elizabeth Moro
Pennsylvania Houe District 160Elizabeth grew up as one of 12 kids – and their family table is where they had honest conversations about problems and worked together to solve them. Bringing people together to solve problems is who she is and sparked her passion for service.
In the Brandywine area, she raised a family, became a small business owner and real estate broker, and eventually restored a historic farm. She is co-founder of Neighbors for Crebilly and founded Centreville Place Café + Market a space for community and conversation.
She believes too many Harrisburg politicians have no idea what kind of challenges we face, let alone have any ideas on how to solve them. Serving her community and finding ways to bring us back to our core values is more important to her now than ever. She will bring people together to find solutions to our challenges.
WHAT CAN YOU DO?
Support our incumbents! Donate, volunteer and vote for them.
Help the Red to Blue Candidates. Donate and volunteer for their campaigns.
Make sure you are registered to vote and are signed up to receive a mail in ballot.
Make your voice heard - protest, write to the editor, contact your elected officials!