The son of former teachers, Guy was raised in southwestern Pennsylvania, graduated from Penn State, The Behrend College, and completed law school at Duquesne University.

Meet Guy

Guy Reschenthaler was raised in southwestern Pennsylvania. He graduated from Penn State Behrend and completed law school at Duquesne University.

MEET GUY.
Congressman Guy Reschenthaler was sworn into office for a fourth term on January 3, 2025, to represent Pennsylvania's 14th Congressional District, including Washington, Fayette, Greene, and portions of Westmoreland, Indiana, and Somerset counties. He currently serves as the House Chief Deputy Whip and as a member of the House Appropriations Committee for the 119th Congress.

Guy currently serves as the U.S. Representative for Pennsylvania's 14th Congressional District. He was sworn in for a fourth term on January 3, 2025.

Guy currently serves as the U.S. Representative for Pennsylvania's 14th Congressional District. He was sworn in for a fourth term on January 3, 2025. He previously served in the Pennsylvania State Senate.

2026 Pennsylvania General Election 

# Education

As the son of two teachers, I believe it is important that our future leaders receive the best education possible. The federal government should move away from its top-down approach to education. State and local officials, teachers, and families – not Washington bureaucrats – know best how to provide the academic opportunities that will prepare students for future success.

Education (reschenthaler.house.gov)

Advocates shifting education decision-making from the federal government to state and local officials, teachers, and families.

- Advocates shifting education decision-making from the federal government to state and local officials, teachers, and families.

Education

Guy's priorities include limiting government and lowering taxes, reforming our criminal justice system, supporting our nation's veterans, combatting Communist China, and helping senior citizens. He is fighting for his constituents in southwestern Pennsylvania every day to create jobs and preserve every person's freedom and opportunity to achieve the American Dream.

Prioritizes lowering taxes and limiting government.

- Prioritizes lowering taxes and limiting government.

Economy

# Health Care
I believe all Americans should have access to the high-quality, affordable health care of their choosing. I fully support ensuring coverage for those with pre-existing conditions and believe that free market solutions and competitive innovation, not government mandates, will provide coverage options that suit the specific needs of Pennsylvania's families.
Congress must work to pass real reforms that will address the rising costs of prescription drugs, encourage innovation in treatments and cures, and preserve coverage choice.

Health Care (reschenthaler.house.gov)

Supports coverage for people with pre-existing conditions and favors free-market, competitive solutions over government mandates.

Calls for reforms to reduce prescription-drug costs, encourage innovation in treatments and cures, and preserve coverage choice.

- Supports coverage for people with pre-existing conditions and favors free-market, competitive solutions over government mandates.
- Calls for reforms to reduce prescription-drug costs, encourage innovation in treatments and cures, and preserve coverage choice.

Healthcare

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

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# Immigration

America has long had one of the most generous immigration systems in the world. Today, criminals and gang members are taking advantage of that generosity and putting American lives at risk. Congress needs to pass legislation to fix our broken immigration system, enhance border security with a wall, and end dangerous sanctuary city policies.

Immigration (reschenthaler.house.gov/issues/immigration)

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Congressman Guy Reschenthaler (PA-14) introduced the End Chinese Communist Citizenship Act, legislation which would prevent members of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) from obtaining green cards.

Reschenthaler Introduces Bill to Stop Chinese Communist Partisans from Becoming U.S. Citizens

Calls for legislation to enhance border security with a wall and end sanctuary-city policies.

Introduced the End Chinese Communist Citizenship Act, which would bar Chinese Communist Party members from obtaining green cards.

- Calls for legislation to enhance border security with a wall and end sanctuary-city policies.
- Introduced the End Chinese Communist Citizenship Act, which would bar Chinese Communist Party members from obtaining green cards.

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