Candidate profile: David Oxman in Pennsylvania’s 3rd District

Race at a glance

Pennsylvania’s contested 2026 race for the U.S. House in the 3rd Congressional District includes David Oxman and 18 other candidates. The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.

Oxman is identified as a Democrat. The candidate records contain no biography or documented policy positions for him. They also list no amounts for funds raised, funds spent or cash on hand.

Dwight Evans, a Democrat, is the incumbent in the race. A candidate’s party label shows political affiliation, but it does not establish a position on a particular issue.

Candidates in the PA-3 contest

The same biographical, policy and financial categories are reported below for every candidate:

• Dennis Joseph Mahoney — Independent. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance amounts are on file.
• Cole Carter — Democrat. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance amounts are on file.
• Karl Morris — Democrat. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance amounts are on file.
• Morgan Cephas — Democrat. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance amounts are on file.
• David Oxman — Democrat. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance amounts are on file.
• Thomas Joseph Cook — Democrat. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance amounts are on file.
• Christopher M. Rabb — Democrat. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance amounts are on file.
• Dwight Evans — Democrat and incumbent. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance amounts are on file.
• Alexander Schnell — Republican. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance amounts are on file.
• Naderah Griffin — Democrat. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance amounts are on file.
• Ala Dr. Stanford — Democrat. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance amounts are on file.
• Jahmiel Jackson — Democrat. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance amounts are on file.
• Sharif Street — Democrat. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance amounts are on file.
• Rob Travis MR JR Jackson — Republican. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance amounts are on file.
• Robin J Toldens — Democrat. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance amounts are on file.
• Sheila E Armstrong — UN. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance amounts are on file.
• Isaiah T Iii Martin — Democrat. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance amounts are on file.
• Gabriel Caceres — Democrat. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance amounts are on file.
• Pablo Ivan Mcconnie-saad — Democrat. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance amounts are on file.

Policy and campaign money

No candidate in the contest has a documented policy position on file. Party affiliation alone does not show how a candidate would vote on legislation or approach a specific issue. Voters looking to compare positions will need clearly documented statements from the candidates.

Campaign-finance amounts are also not on file for any of the 19 candidates. The missing categories are funds raised, funds spent and cash on hand. “Not on file” does not mean zero; it means no amount is listed in that category.

Those figures measure different parts of a campaign’s finances. Funds raised track money received, funds spent track expenditures, and cash on hand shows the campaign balance remaining at the end of a reporting period.

Election process

The PA-3 contest is marked as contested because more than one candidate is seeking the office. The candidates are seeking a seat in the U.S. House representing Pennsylvania’s 3rd Congressional District.

The next scheduled election identified for this race is the general election on Nov. 3, 2026. Changes to the candidate list, official campaign-finance filings and documented issue positions are key developments to follow before voters cast ballots.