Sean lives in Buckingham with his wife Kerry and their children.

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Sean Duffy for State Representative | About

Sean has spent his adult life in service of others. As a student getting his undergraduate degree at Temple and his law degree from Villanova, Sean worked as a police officer. After graduation Sean joined the military and was commissioned as a JAG Officer where he served as legal counsel to commanders and staff on issues of national security, fiscal, and administrative law. Now Sean serves as an attorney, helping to balance the needs of our community through land use planning and policy development.

Sean Duffy earned an undergraduate degree from Temple and a law degree from Villanova. He lives with his wife, Kerry, and their children.

Bio:

Sean Patrick Duffy is an attorney at the Doylestown firm Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel, specializing in zoning, land use, and municipal law. A former JAG Officer with the 82nd Airborne Division, his campaign for the 29th District emphasizes government accountability, fiscal responsibility, and community safety.

Sean Duffy - Bucks County Beacon

Sean Duffy works as an attorney at Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel. He previously served as a JAG officer in the military and worked as a police officer.

Sean Duffy - Candidate, Representative in the General Assembly ...

2026 Pennsylvania General Election 

ISSUES
LOWER COSTS FOR OUR FAMILIES

Sean knows that our families are getting hit by high costs and it seems like no one is doing anything about it. Sean will fight to lower income taxes, lower energy taxes, and stop property tax increases for seniors.

MAKE GOOD SCHOOLS GREAT

Sean Duffy for State Representative | Issues

Plans to lower income taxes and stop property tax increases for seniors.

- Plans to lower income taxes and stop property tax increases for seniors.

Economy

As of October 16, 2026, Sean Duffy’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

MAKE GOOD SCHOOLS GREAT

We have good schools in our community, but Sean wants them to be great. He’ll fight to fully fund them and make sure that our schools get their fair share from Harrisburg. He’ll also make sure parents have choices in education.

PROTECT OUR COMMUNITY

Plans to fully fund local schools and seek what he describes as their fair share of state funding.

Plans to expand parents' choices in education.

- Plans to fully fund local schools and seek what he describes as their fair share of state funding.
- Plans to expand parents' choices in education.

Education

Energy & the Environment

PROTECT OUR COMMUNITY

No more defunding the police – instead we need to invest in our men and women in uniform. And we need to end the practice of rewarding crime by ending sanctuary cities and catch and release policies.

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Calls for ending sanctuary-city and catch-and-release policies.

Opposes defunding police and calls for investment in law enforcement personnel.

- Calls for ending sanctuary-city and catch-and-release policies.
- Opposes defunding police and calls for investment in law enforcement personnel.

Public Safety

Voting & Elections

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- Opposes defunding police and calls for investment in law enforcement personnel.

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