Perry Stambaugh has lifelong ties to Perry County, Pennsylvania, where he owns and operates a 200-acre family farm in Green Park. He has two adult sons and six grandchildren.

Stambaugh previously worked as an editor for agricultural and rural magazines, including Pennsylvania Farmer, Penn Lines, and RE Magazine. He currently operates his family farm.

Stambaugh has served as the Republican representative for Pennsylvania House District 86 since 2021.

2026 Pennsylvania General Election 

Supports eliminating property taxes as a way to fund public schools.

Opposes excessive government spending and supports responsible state budgets.

Supports policies to grow the economy, create jobs, and help small businesses succeed.

Supports legislative term limits and reducing government regulations.

- Supports eliminating property taxes as a way to fund public schools.
- Opposes excessive government spending and supports responsible state budgets.
- Supports policies to grow the economy, create jobs, and help small businesses succeed.
- Supports legislative term limits and reducing government regulations.

Economy

Healthcare

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

Education

Supports policies that encourage energy production and economic growth.

- Supports policies that encourage energy production and economic growth.

Energy & the Environment

Supports protecting the right to own and carry firearms.

Supports strengthening emergency services and providing support to firefighters and other first responders.

- Supports protecting the right to own and carry firearms.
- Supports strengthening emergency services and providing support to firefighters and other first responders.

Public Safety

Supports reforms intended to improve election security, accountability, and training for election workers.

Has raised concerns about mail-in and absentee ballot procedures as part of his election reform agenda.

- Supports reforms intended to improve election security, accountability, and training for election workers.
- Has raised concerns about mail-in and absentee ballot procedures as part of his election reform agenda.

Voting & Elections

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