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2026 Pennsylvania U.S. House District 13 — General Election · November 3, 2026
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Official result name: BETH FARNHAM
Certified primary votes: 32,428
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FEC committee ID: C00860098
FEC committee name: BETH FARNHAM FOR CONGRESS
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Published email: [email protected]
Published website: https://www.bethfarnhamforcongress.com/
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With Reproductive Freedom, we, along with our trusted healthcare professionals, make personal medical decisions such as: abortion, birth control, disease prevention…
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With Reproductive Freedom, we, along with our trusted healthcare professionals, make personal medical decisions such as: abortion, birth control, disease prevention…
With Reproductive Freedom, we, along with our trusted healthcare professionals, make personal medical decisions such as: abortion, birth control, disease prevention…See more
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With Reproductive Freedom, we, along with our trusted healthcare professionals, make personal medical decisions such as: abortion, birth control, disease prevention…See more
I don’t just talk about Everyday Americans, I am one, expecting that our tax policies benefit us, not the billionaires. I pinch pennies, recycle, drive a used hybrid car, and own one blue suit. I care about Freedom and the future of our children. As the child of an HVAC technician and a nurse, I spent most of my childhood in a row home in Baltimore and I always attended public schools. I put myself through college, and was the only member of my immediate family to graduate from it. I am forever grateful to my first grade teacher, Mrs. Thomas, who taught me how to read and write because I would not be where I am today without her support and guidance.
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I don’t just talk about Everyday Americans, I am one, expecting that our tax policies benefit us, not the billionaires. I pinch pennies, recycle, drive a used hybrid car, and own one blue suit. I care about Freedom and the future of our children. As the child of an HVAC technician and a nurse, I spent most of my childhood in a row home in Baltimore and I always attended public schools. I put myself through college, and was the only member of my immediate family to graduate from it. I am forever grateful to my first grade teacher, Mrs. Thomas, who taught me how to read and write because I would not be where I am today without her support and guidance.
Jack Stansbury was born and raised in a small town in West Virginia. His father worked at the local college and his mother worked hard raising all seven of us kids. Jack was a 1978 math graduate of West Virginia Wesleyan College, a 1980 computer science graduate of the University of Wisconsin, and a 2006 education graduate of the University of Maryland.
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Jack Stansbury was born and raised in a small town in West Virginia. His father worked at the local college and his mother worked hard raising all seven of us kids. Jack was a 1978 math graduate of West Virginia Wesleyan College, a 1980 computer science graduate of the University of Wisconsin, and a 2006 education graduate of the University of Maryland.
Maribeth Fish, MBA, CTA is a retired healthcare executive and active civic leader with over 30 years of experience in medical staff services and credentialing. Originally from Long Island, New York, she relocated to Chambersburg, Pennsylvania in 1991, where she built a distinguished career and deep community roots.
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Maribeth Fish, MBA, CTA is a retired healthcare executive and active civic leader with over 30 years of experience in medical staff services and credentialing. Originally from Long Island, New York, she relocated to Chambersburg, Pennsylvania in 1991, where she built a distinguished career and deep community roots.
Until her retirement in 2023, Maribeth served as Manager of Medical Staff Services for WellSpan Health’s Western Region, leading credentialing systems across Adams and Franklin Counties. She previously served as Director of Medical Staff Services at Summit Health, supporting an 800-member medical staff and 12 clinical departments.
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Until her retirement in 2023, Maribeth served as Manager of Medical Staff Services for WellSpan Health’s Western Region, leading credentialing systems across Adams and Franklin Counties. She previously served as Director of Medical Staff Services at Summit Health, supporting an 800-member medical staff and 12 clinical departments.
Bretni Lentz grew up in Cumberland and York counties. In 2006, she moved with her husband to a 13-acre mountain retreat in Perry County where they raised two kids and a bevy of pets. Widowed in 2020, Bretni now lives near Newport, Pennsylvania with her two teenage children.
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Bretni Lentz grew up in Cumberland and York counties. In 2006, she moved with her husband to a 13-acre mountain retreat in Perry County where they raised two kids and a bevy of pets. Widowed in 2020, Bretni now lives near Newport, Pennsylvania with her two teenage children.
She loves her animals, being in nature, and watching the local wildlife. Bretni holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology and Management from Gettysburg College and works in the field of public sector Labor Relations. She is a member of the Perry County Democratic Committee.
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She loves her animals, being in nature, and watching the local wildlife. Bretni holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology and Management from Gettysburg College and works in the field of public sector Labor Relations. She is a member of the Perry County Democratic Committee.
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Only when we have agency over our own bodies are we free to create the families we choose.
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Only when we have agency over our own bodies are we free to create the families we choose.
Researchers at the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy estimated that if undocumented immigrants had been granted legal status, they might have paid $51 million more in Pennsylvania state and local taxes in 2017 alone. Instead of using taxpayer money to find ways to keep undocumented immigrants out of our country, Congress should legislate realistic routes to legal status. This may be accomplished by Congress amending our Immigration Act of 1965 by expanding DACA and Temporary Protection Status work authorization and protection from deportation through programs emulating those of Maryland and Utah, for example. If I am elected, I will work on strengthening ways for undocumented immigrants, those hard workers on whose labor we in Pennsylvania rely for basic services, and DACA recipients, who were brought here as minors, to pursue legal status and add even more to our economy and our Social Security and Medicare programs.
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Researchers at the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy estimated that if undocumented immigrants had been granted legal status, they might have paid $51 million more in Pennsylvania state and local taxes in 2017 alone. Instead of using taxpayer money to find ways to keep undocumented immigrants out of our country, Congress should legislate realistic routes to legal status. This may be accomplished by Congress amending our Immigration Act of 1965 by expanding DACA and Temporary Protection Status work authorization and protection from deportation through programs emulating those of Maryland and Utah, for example. If I am elected, I will work on strengthening ways for undocumented immigrants, those hard workers on whose labor we in Pennsylvania rely for basic services, and DACA recipients, who were brought here as minors, to pursue legal status and add even more to our economy and our Social Security and Medicare programs.
I don’t just talk about Everyday Americans, I am one, expecting that our tax policies benefit us, not the billionaires. I pinch pennies, recycle, drive a used hybrid car, and own one blue suit. I care about Freedom and the future of our children. As the child of an HVAC technician and a nurse, I spent most of my childhood in a row home in Baltimore and I always attended public schools. I put myself through college, and was the only member of my immediate family to graduate from it. I am forever grateful to my first grade teacher, Mrs. Thomas, who taught me how to read and write because I would not be where I am today without her support and guidance.
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I don’t just talk about Everyday Americans, I am one, expecting that our tax policies benefit us, not the billionaires. I pinch pennies, recycle, drive a used hybrid car, and own one blue suit. I care about Freedom and the future of our children. As the child of an HVAC technician and a nurse, I spent most of my childhood in a row home in Baltimore and I always attended public schools. I put myself through college, and was the only member of my immediate family to graduate from it. I am forever grateful to my first grade teacher, Mrs. Thomas, who taught me how to read and write because I would not be where I am today without her support and guidance.
I love to meet people, to listen to what’s on your hearts and minds, then take action. I’ve marched, delivered speeches, and created informational slideshows because I believe in tackling important issues like: defending our sacred right to vote, recognizing that Black Lives Matter, advocating clear paths to citizenship, promoting responsible gun ownership, having our healthcare needs covered, affording our basic necessities, advancing agency over our own bodies, expanding public education, and so much more in ways that broaden understanding and educate others.
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I love to meet people, to listen to what’s on your hearts and minds, then take action. I’ve marched, delivered speeches, and created informational slideshows because I believe in tackling important issues like: defending our sacred right to vote, recognizing that Black Lives Matter, advocating clear paths to citizenship, promoting responsible gun ownership, having our healthcare needs covered, affording our basic necessities, advancing agency over our own bodies, expanding public education, and so much more in ways that broaden understanding and educate others.
As our candidate and US Representative, I will never forsake the sacrifices that every veteran, union member, and activist who ever marched in the name of Democracy ever made. I am proud to continue their fights to improve our American lives. You can find my specific pledges as our US Representative under each topic on my Priorities page.
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As our candidate and US Representative, I will never forsake the sacrifices that every veteran, union member, and activist who ever marched in the name of Democracy ever made. I am proud to continue their fights to improve our American lives. You can find my specific pledges as our US Representative under each topic on my Priorities page.
Ensure publication of the ratified 28th (Equal Rights) Amendment to the US Constitution that reads, “Equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of sex.”
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Ensure publication of the ratified 28th (Equal Rights) Amendment to the US Constitution that reads, “Equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of sex.”
Expand the footprint of quality licensed healthcare, including maternity care, especially in rural areas.
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Expand the footprint of quality licensed healthcare, including maternity care, especially in rural areas.
Reduce our dependence on fossil fuels such as oil, gasoline, coal, and natural gas.
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Reduce our dependence on fossil fuels such as oil, gasoline, coal, and natural gas.
Expand access to renewable energy sources like solar panels, windmills, geothermal, and hydro power.
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Expand access to renewable energy sources like solar panels, windmills, geothermal, and hydro power.
Ensure a sound tariff policy that is guided by informed economic advisors.
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Ensure a sound tariff policy that is guided by informed economic advisors.
End union-busting ability of large corporations.
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End union-busting ability of large corporations.
Increase the availability of affordable housing.
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Increase the availability of affordable housing.
Require clear labeling of crisis pregnancy centers (CPC’s) that are not regulated healthcare facilities.
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Require clear labeling of crisis pregnancy centers (CPC’s) that are not regulated healthcare facilities.
For 250 years, veterans, union members, and civil rights marchers have improved upon our self-governance with their sacrifices…See more
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For 250 years, veterans, union members, and civil rights marchers have improved upon our self-governance with their sacrifices…See more
For 250 years, veterans, union members, and civil rights marchers have improved upon our self-governance with their sacrifices…
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For 250 years, veterans, union members, and civil rights marchers have improved upon our self-governance with their sacrifices…
To continue to turn out competitive American graduates, Congress must ensure that federal tax dollars even out state or local iniquities of poorly resourced regions, and that no tax dollars fund private or parochial schools through vouchers or any other mechanism.
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To continue to turn out competitive American graduates, Congress must ensure that federal tax dollars even out state or local iniquities of poorly resourced regions, and that no tax dollars fund private or parochial schools through vouchers or any other mechanism.
Believes representative democracy, constitutional rights, equal citizenship, and elected officials honoring their constitutional oaths should be protected.
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Defend Representative Democracy and Constitutional Rights
Would establish term limits for Supreme Court justices and age limits for U.S. senators and representatives.
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Set Supreme Court Term Limits and Congressional Age Limits
Would increase the number of U.S. representatives so each member represents roughly 500,000 constituents rather than a substantially larger constituency.
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Expand the U.S. House to Reduce Constituency Size
Would enact a national healthcare program intended to cover treatment and preventive care regardless of employment, income, pre-existing conditions, or other personal characteristics.
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Create a National Healthcare Program
Would expand the footprint of licensed healthcare services, including maternity care, with particular attention to rural areas.
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Expand Licensed Healthcare and Maternity Care in Rural Areas
Would enact federal protections for reproductive freedom, including abortion, birth control, IVF, and gender-affirming care.
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Enshrine Reproductive Freedom in Federal Law
Would seek publication of the Equal Rights Amendment as the 28th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
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Publish the Equal Rights Amendment
Would establish national standards for sex education.
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Create National Sex-Education Standards
Would require crisis pregnancy centers that are not regulated healthcare facilities to be clearly labeled as such.
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Require Clear Labeling of Unregulated Crisis Pregnancy Centers
Would substantially increase the federal minimum wage to what the campaign describes as a livable wage.
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Raise the Federal Minimum Wage
Would reduce tax advantages for the ultra-wealthy and increase their tax contribution.
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Reduce Tax Cuts for the Ultra-Wealthy
Would restrict corporations from preventing or undermining employee union participation.
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Restrict Corporate Union-Busting
Would expand property-tax and rent rebates and increase funding caps for housing-affordability and neighborhood-assistance programs.
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Expand Housing Rebates and Housing-Affordability Funding
Prioritizes overturning the Citizens United decision and reducing the role of large private political spending.
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Overturn Citizens United
Would enact federal safe-storage requirements, reporting requirements for lost or stolen firearms, universal background checks, and extreme-risk protection orders.
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Enact Federal Gun-Safety Requirements
Would abolish U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Abolish ICE
Would establish clear paths to U.S. citizenship for immigrants.
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Create Clear Paths to Citizenship
Prioritizes expanding access to renewable energy sources including solar, wind, geothermal, and hydropower.
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Expand Access to Renewable Energy
Would use tax incentives to make household electrification more affordable for low- and moderate-income households.
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Use Tax Incentives to Make Electrification More Affordable
Prioritizes reducing methane emissions produced by human activity.
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Reduce Human-Caused Methane Emissions
Would use federal education funding to reduce resource disparities among public schools and would oppose federal tax dollars funding private or parochial schools through vouchers or similar mechanisms.
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Direct Federal Funding to Under-Resourced Public Schools and Reject Federal Vouchers
Would remove the cap on earnings subject to Social Security contributions.
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Remove the Cap on Social Security Contributions
Supports the PRO Act and Faster Labor Contracts Act as federal measures to strengthen workers’ organizing and bargaining rights.
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Support the PRO Act and Faster Labor Contracts Act
Prioritizes strengthening food and healthcare safety-net programs including SNAP, Pennie, Medicare, and Medicaid.
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Strengthen SNAP, Pennie, Medicare, and Medicaid
Would support the Small Business Liberation 2.0 Act to exempt small businesses from Section 122 tariffs.
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Exempt Small Businesses from Section 122 Tariffs
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Candidate ID: H4PA13298
Name: FARNHAM, ELIZABETH RHOADS
Office: House
State: PA
District: 13
Coverage start: 2025-01-01
Coverage end: 2026-06-30
Total receipts: $55347.11
Total disbursements: $40055.55
Cash on hand: $16052.79
Debts owed by committee: $0.00
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