Scott Perry

Pennsylvania’s 10th (PA - 10)

Updated: August 26, 2026

Overview

After nearly 30 years in politics, Scott Perry cares more about his Washington donors than Central Pennsylvanians. Perry takes hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions from the corporate special interests that are crushing Pennsylvanians with higher costs, and helps them profit instead of fighting for Central Pennsylvanians. 

Summary:

• Beginning 9 weeks before Election Day, registered Independents and Republicans who approve of Governor Josh Shapiro, non-MAGA Republicans, cord cutters, and men under 45 years old need to see digital ads on CTV, YouTube, and other streaming platforms and voters in the Harrisburg media market need to see ads on broadcast TV and cable about how:
  • Perry voted against the bipartisan law to lower housing costs and stop Wall Street from buying single family homes. He was the only member of Congress from Pennsylvania, Democrat or Republican, to vote against this law. Instead he sided with his Wall Street donors who gave him more than $300,000. Blackstone’s chair, CEO, and co-founder, Stephen Schwarzman and his wife, Christine donated tens of thousands of dollars to Perry’s political committees.
  • Perry is a tool of insurance companies. He took more than $72,000 from the insurance industry and voted to kick more than 22,000 people from Central Pennsylvania off of their insurance. He even voted to raise insurance premiums, including for Pennsylvanians with private insurance saying that he doesn’t want to pick on or blame insurance companies.
  • Perry took more than $180,000 from energy companies and voted for policies that caused our electric prices to skyrocket. 
  • Perry took nearly $20,000 from drug companies and voted against allowing the federal government to negotiate lower prices for prescription medicine. 
  • Perry took more than $300,000 from bankers and Wall Street and voted to allow them to raise our costs with junk fees. 

• Registered Republicans who do not vote in primaries, Registered Republicans and Independents under age 45 who voted in the 2022 and 2024 general elections and registered Democrats under 40 who did not vote in 2022 general election but did vote in 2024 general election should receive mail about how:
  • Perry voted against the bipartisan law to lower housing costs and stop Wall Street from buying single family homes. He was the only member of Congress from Pennsylvania, Democrat or Republican, to vote against this law. Instead he sided with his Wall Street donors who gave him more than $300,000. Blackstone’s chair, CEO, and co-founder, Stephen Schwarzman and his wife, Christine donated tens of thousands of dollars to Perry’s political committees.

• Then, registered Republicans who do not vote in primaries should then receive mail about how:
  • Perry voted against protecting firefighters from exposure to dangerous toxins, against funding local police departments, and against helping homeless veterans find shelter.  Perry was the only member of congress from Pennsylvania, Republican or Democrat, to vote against all of these.

Additional Resources

• Perry’s record should be laid out in a clear and sober light.
• The region that makes up PA-10 is described as “Central Pennsylvania.”
• Voters do not need to hear about President Trump.
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• Scott Perry (PA-10) Research Report

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