Full profile
Scott Perry is seeking election as the Republican incumbent in Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District. The Nov. 3, 2026, general election is contested, with 11 candidates listed across the Republican, Democratic and Independent affiliations.
The field includes three Republicans, six Democrats and two Independents. Perry is the only candidate identified as the incumbent.
Scott Perry’s place in the race
Perry is listed as a Republican candidate for the U.S. House seat representing Pennsylvania’s 10th District. His entry identifies him as the incumbent but does not list biographical details.
No documented policy positions are recorded for Perry. His funds raised, funds spent and cash on hand are also not on file.
Those records establish Perry’s party affiliation and incumbent status but do not establish where he stands on specific issues. Without a documented position, no policy stance can be attributed to him.
The full candidate field
Each candidate below is listed in the contested PA-10 general election:
- Scott Perry, Republican: Perry is a candidate for Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District and is identified as the incumbent. No biography, policy positions or campaign finance totals are recorded.
- Fogel G Shimp, Independent: Shimp is a candidate for Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District. No biography, policy positions or campaign finance totals are recorded.
- Jason Cass, Democrat: Cass is a candidate for Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District. No biography, policy positions or campaign finance totals are recorded.
- Janelle Stelson, Democrat: Stelson is a candidate for Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District. No biography, policy positions or campaign finance totals are recorded.
- Karen Lynn Ms. Dalton, Republican: Dalton is a candidate for Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District. No biography, policy positions or campaign finance totals are recorded.
- Justin Douglas, Democrat: Douglas is a candidate for Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District. No biography, policy positions or campaign finance totals are recorded.
- Joshua Alan Hall, Republican: Hall is a candidate for Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District. No biography, policy positions or campaign finance totals are recorded.
- Isabelle A Harman, Independent: Harman is a candidate for Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District. No biography, policy positions or campaign finance totals are recorded.
- William Edward Lillich, Democrat: Lillich is a candidate for Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District. No biography, policy positions or campaign finance totals are recorded.
- Michael Robinson, Democrat: Robinson is a candidate for Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District. No biography, policy positions or campaign finance totals are recorded.
- Michael D Robinson, Democrat: Robinson is a candidate for Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District. No biography, policy positions or campaign finance totals are recorded.
Michael Robinson and Michael D Robinson appear as separate candidate entries and should not be treated as the same listing.
Policy and campaign finance records
No documented policy positions are recorded for any of the 11 candidates. That means the candidate entries do not establish positions on taxes, spending, health care, immigration, abortion, elections, foreign policy or other congressional issues.
Campaign finance totals are also not on file for any candidate. There are no recorded figures for money raised, money spent or cash on hand, so the candidates cannot be compared by fundraising or spending totals.
Election details for voters
This is the 2026 general election for the U.S. House in Pennsylvania’s 10th District. Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026.
The race is listed as contested. Voters reviewing the field should distinguish candidates by full name and party affiliation, especially the separate entries for Michael Robinson and Michael D Robinson. Future candidate records, documented issue positions and campaign finance filings could add information before Election Day.
