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Jessica Arriaga
REPUBLICAN
Jessica Arriaga is running for Pennsylvania US Representative, District 2.
Personal background
Jessica Arriaga was born and raised in North Philadelphia. She is an evangelical Christian active in outreach and social support efforts in Philadelphia and New Jersey.
Professional background
Jessica Arriaga works in business. She previously worked as an operating room technician in surgical specialties and later worked in community health coordination.
Political background
Jessica is a first-time candidate for political office.
Education
Plans to seek federal support for career and technical education, workforce training, and school safety, while expanding career partnerships among schools, unions, and employers.
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Economy
Plans to reduce taxes on working families, cut federal regulations that harm small businesses, and expand job training tied to local employers.
Advocates targeted investments in infrastructure and industry to bring jobs into the community.
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Healthcare
Advocates fully funding and protecting Medicaid, capping prescription drug prices, expanding preventive care, and investing in wellness and health education.
Calls for strengthening local clinics and securing long-term healthcare funding.
Plans to expand affordable care, reduce costs, increase billing transparency, strengthen preventive care, and reduce bureaucratic barriers to treatment.
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Voting & Elections
As of October 16, 2026, Jessica Arriaga’s website did not contain information on this issue.
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Foreign Policy and Immigration
Said Congress should oversee foreign policy, approve funding, authorize military force, and hold the executive branch accountable for its decisions and spending.
Said the United States should support allies, lead with diplomacy, protect American interests, and avoid unnecessary conflict.
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Energy & the Environment
As of October 16, 2026, Jessica Arriaga’s website did not contain information on this issue.
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Public Safety
Plans to seek federal resources for police efforts targeting repeat violent offenders and for community prevention, including mental health and addiction services alongside policing.
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