Pennsylvania's 10th congressional district remains one of the nation's tightest House races, with Republican incumbent Scott Perry facing Democratic challenger Janelle Stelson in a 2024 rematch. A late-September Franklin & Marshall poll showed Stelson ahead 47-44 among registered voters, with 9% undecided and the economy cited as the dominant voter concern by 22% of respondents. The district's R+3 partisan lean and Perry's long tenure have kept the contest competitive, while coattails from popular Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro and Democratic advantages on economic handling in surveys support Stelson's positioning. An October 14 debate and final voter turnout among moderates and independents could shift the narrow margin either way before November 3.
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