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Pennsylvania 14th District

Guy Reschenthaler (R) holds this seat and is running again. 2 candidates were on the ballot on November 3, 2026.

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  • Guy Reschenthaler

    Republican · holds this seat today

    A
    Liberty Score A

    On the liberty side in 119 of 124 votes and bills.

    Raised $5,037,695 since January 2025: 58% from people, 28% from PACs and other committees, 14% transfers and other income. The filing at FEC.gov

  • Alan Bradstock

    Democrat · retired FBI agent, Army veteran

    No grade
    No grade yet

    I have no votes in Congress to count for Bradstock, and what Bradstock has said and done settles only 3 of my principles. I went through it on October 31. A grade needs 4.

    Raised $406,026 since January 2025: 94% from people, 5% from PACs and other committees. The filing at FEC.gov

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Side by side

A solid letter is a grade from recorded votes on that principle. An outlined letter is on the same scale, for a candidate with no votes: it comes from what that candidate has said and done, and every source is listed below.

Confronts tyranny and terror
A
Reschenthaler19 of 19 votes with liberty
F
BradstockAgainst liberty, from 2 sources
Stands with free nations and free peoples
B
Reschenthaler28 of 33 votes with liberty
–
BradstockNothing on record
Free speech and a free mind
A
Reschenthaler3 of 3 votes with liberty
?
BradstockNot clear either way, from 1 source
Free markets and free trade
A
Reschenthaler20 of 20 votes with liberty
F
BradstockMostly against liberty, from 3 sources
One law, equal for every individual
A
Reschenthaler14 of 14 votes with liberty
?
BradstockNot clear either way, from 1 source
Freedom of conscience
–
Reschenthaler1 of 1, too few to grade
–
BradstockNothing on record
Strong enough to stay free
A
Reschenthaler11 of 11 votes with liberty
–
BradstockNothing on record
Citizenship and the rule of law
A
Reschenthaler23 of 23 votes with liberty
F
BradstockBoth ways, from 2 sources

Alan Bradstock, on the record

I have no votes in Congress to count for Bradstock, so the grade above comes from this list: what Bradstock has said and done on my principles. Each line has its source, and each is marked with the same test I use for votes.

  • October 2026 · StatementTyranny

    He says he would vote to withhold funding for the war with the Islamic Republic and work with allies toward a diplomatic end.

    “In Congress, I would vote to withhold funding for this war and work with our allies toward a diplomatic end.”
    By the test I use for votes
    Against liberty

    Voting to cut off funds for American action against Iran is against liberty on tyranny.

  • October 2026 · Op-edTyranny

    Asked where he stands on the Iran war, he says it should end immediately.

    “Iran war: We should end it immediately.”
    By the test I use for votes
    Not clear either way

    Ending the war with no policy named is unclear for anyone.

  • October 2026 · His campaign siteFree speech

    He pledges to tackle disinformation through online platform transparency and accountability for bad actors while not infringing on free speech.

    “supporting policies that hold bad actors accountable without infringing on free speech”
    By the test I use for votes
    Not clear either way

    He names both a disinformation policy and a free speech limit without naming a specific law, so it does not settle which side.

  • October 2026 · Op-edFree markets

    Asked about taxing the wealthy, he says corporations and wealthy individuals should pay higher tax rates.

    “Corporations and wealthy individuals should pay higher tax rates.”
    By the test I use for votes
    Against liberty

    Higher taxes on corporations and the wealthy are against liberty on free markets.

  • October 2026 · His campaign siteFree markets

    His campaign site calls for a universal system that guarantees health care as a right.

    “It’s time to guarantee health care as a right, not a privilege.”
    By the test I use for votes
    Against liberty

    Government-run health care for all is against liberty on free markets.

  • October 2026 · StatementFree markets

    He lists haphazard tariffs that raise prices among the administration's policies Congress must question.

    “haphazard tariffs that raise prices”
    By the test I use for votes
    With liberty

    Opposing broad tariffs is with liberty on free markets, the same for any candidate.

  • October 2026 · Op-edEqual rights

    Asked about diversity, he says diversity matters because a range of perspectives produces better solutions.

    “Diversity matters because the best solutions come from hearing a range of perspectives and listening to one another with respect.”
    By the test I use for votes
    Not clear either way

    He praises diversity without naming a mandate, quota or policy, so the words do not settle it.

  • October 2026 · StatementBorders

    He backs a bill like the 2013 Senate immigration bill, which includes an earned path to citizenship.

    “I'll back a bipartisan approach like the 2013 "Gang of 8" bill, which passed the Senate 68-32: stronger border enforcement, mandatory E-Verify, and an earned path to citizenship with penalties and background checks.”
    By the test I use for votes
    Against liberty

    A path to citizenship for people here illegally is against liberty on borders.

  • October 2026 · StatementBorders

    He says he supports a secure border and removing people who pose real threats.

    “As a former FBI counterterrorism agent, I support a secure border and removing people who pose real threats.”
    By the test I use for votes
    With liberty

    Securing the border and deporting dangerous people is with liberty on borders.

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