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Democrats hope to dislodge Trump loyalist Scott Perry in Pennsylvania
The AP article examines Pennsylvania’s 10th/possibly evolving PA-16 race where Rep.
Updated Oct 16, 2026, 2:28 PM ET
Jessica Arriaga, a Republican entrepreneur, is the Republican nominee for Pennsylvania's 2nd congressional district in 2026, facing Democratic incumbent Brendan Boyle in the November general election.
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Rep. Ortitay bill to bring PA into compliance with federal election law approved by House.
Topic: A bill sponsored by Rep. Ortitay aimed at bringing Pennsylvania into compliance with federal election law was approved by the Pennsylvania House.
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House welcomes new Reps. Mazzocco and Tiburcio.
The article notes that the Pennsylvania House welcomes two new representatives, Mazzocco and Tiburcio. There is no mention of a representative named Jessica Arriaga or a PA-02 seat in the provided content.
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Special election for vacant House seat set for March 25.
The article reports that a special election has been scheduled for March 25 to fill a vacant U.S. House seat in Pennsylvania. It does not provide details about the specific district number or candidates in the excerpt.
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Pensilvania y Nueva Jersey tendrán contiendas cerradas en distritos con enclaves puertorriqueños
Candidatura en Pensilvania (PA-02): Jessica Arriaga, puertorriqueña nacida en North Philadelphia, es la rival republicana de Boyle en las elecciones de medio término.
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2026 race
Jessica Arriaga, an entrepreneur, is the Republican nominee for Pennsylvania's 2nd congressional district in 2026. The district is based in central and northeastern Philadelphia and is held by Democrat Brendan Boyle, who was re-elected with 71.5% of the vote in 2024.
Arriaga won the Republican primary with 6,328 votes, 100.0% of the total. In the general election on November 3, 2026, Arriaga faces Boyle, who also took 100.0% of the vote in the Democratic primary with 53,043 votes.