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U.S. House District 2
2026 Pennsylvania U.S. House District 2 — General Election · November 3, 2026
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Official result name: JESSICA ARRIAGA
Certified primary votes: 6,328
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Official result name: JESSICA ARRIAGA
Office: U.S. House District 2
Party: Republican
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Born and raised in North Philadelphia, I was taught that faith, family, and hard work aren’t slogans, they’re how you survive and move forward. Those values have guided me from the operating room to the neighborhoods I’ve served.
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Born and raised in North Philadelphia, I was taught that faith, family, and hard work aren’t slogans, they’re how you survive and move forward. Those values have guided me from the operating room to the neighborhoods I’ve served.
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Provide federal resources that help local law enforcement target repeat violent offenders.
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Expand community-based programs designed to prevent crime.
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Fund mental-health and addiction services as part of a public-safety strategy alongside law enforcement.
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Reduce federal taxes on working families.
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Remove federal regulations that unnecessarily burden small businesses.
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Expand job-training programs connected directly to local employers.
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Direct infrastructure and industry investment toward job creation in Philadelphia communities.
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Expand federal support for career and technical education.
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Expand federal support for school-safety improvements.
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Expand partnerships among schools, labor unions, and local employers to create direct classroom-to-career pathways.
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Expand access to affordable health care for Philadelphia families.
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Reduce health-care costs paid by patients and families.
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Increase transparency so patients understand what they are paying for in health care.
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Strengthen access to preventive health-care services.
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Remove bureaucratic barriers that delay patients' medical treatment.
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Strengthen oversight of federal spending and resource allocation.
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Reduce wasteful federal spending.
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Increase transparency in how federal resources are allocated to cities such as Philadelphia.
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Expand access to child care for working families.
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Candidate ID: H6PA02205
Name: ARRIAGA, JESSICA
Office: House
State: PA
District: 02
Total receipts: $0.00
Total disbursements: $0.00
Cash on hand: $0.00
Debts owed by committee: $0.00
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