Farry was elected to the Pennsylvania Senate in 2022 to represent Bucks County in the 6th District, following seven terms in the state House. State Senator Farry has authored 48 laws and is spearheading legislation to enhance community safety and increase penalties for dangerous criminals. Sen. Farry also chairs the Senate Institutional Sustainability and Innovation Committee. A lifelong Bucks County resident, he has served as chief of the Langhorne-Middletown Fire Company since 2001 and spent over seven years in leadership and public safety roles with Middletown Township.

Coleman, a ninth-generation Pennsylvanian, was elected to the state Senate in November 2022. An airline pilot with a Bachelor of Science in Aeronautics and an MBA from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, he was born and raised in the Lehigh Valley, where he lives with his wife, Katie, their three children, and their dogs. Senator Coleman chairs the Senate Intergovernmental Operations Committee and serves as vice chair of the Finance Committee.

Pennycuick has represented Pennsylvania’s 24th Senate District since her election in 2022, after previously serving in the state House. She chairs the Communications and Technology Committee, serves as Vice Chair of the Veterans Affairs & Emergency Preparedness Committee, and sits on several other committees and state veterans’ boards, with a legislative focus on job creation, support for veterans and law enforcement, education, and fiscal responsibility. A U.S. Army veteran of 26 years who retired as a Lieutenant Colonel, she began her career as a combat medic before becoming an aviation officer, later serving in Desert Storm, Iraq, and Afghanistan.

Jones currently serves in the state House representing the 98th Legislative District. Rep. Jones has brought his decades of experience as a small business owner to Harrisburg, where he’s been a champion for responsible government spending, parental rights, and strengthening election integrity. Tom served as chairman of the East Donegal Township Board of Supervisors, as well as Police Commissioner for the Susquehanna Regional Police Department and as a director of the Maytown/East Donegal Township Fire Department. Tom is active in his church community and has four children with his wife Rochelle.

Brown represents Pennsylvania’s 40th Senatorial District, having been elected to the state Senate in 2022 after six terms in the Pennsylvania House. Brown has successfully passed several laws, all with bipartisan support, during her time in the legislature. Sen. Brown founded and co-chairs the Senate’s first Mental Health Caucus, along with serving as the Chair of the Senate Community, Economic and Recreational Development Committee. Rosemary has been married to her highschool sweetheart for over 30 years and is a member of St. John’s Parish in East Stroudsburg.

A lifelong Bensalem resident, Tomlinson represents the 18th District in the Pennsylvania state House. Tomlinson worked in the family business where she became a third-generation licensed funeral director. K.C. is also a member of the Bensalem Business Association.

Gaydos brings an extensive record of legislative success. Throughout her tenure in Harrisburg, she has authored and implemented measures to lower prescription drug costs, increase government transparency, combat waste, fraud, and abuse, and strengthen protections against human trafficking. Using her decades of experience as an entrepreneur, Rep. Gaydos has worked across the aisle to help author and enact numerous bipartisan laws. Valerie made history when she was the first woman elected president of the Pennsylvania Angel Network.

Rice is a retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel with more than 20 years of military service. During his career, he earned two Bronze Star Medals, the Combat Action Badge, and the Presidential Unit Citation awarded to his unit during the invasion of Iraq. In addition to his military service, Rice has been active in the community. He previously led Cambria County Veterans Services and serves as District Deputy Grand Master for Pennsylvania’s 41st Masonic Temple. Phil is also endorsed by the Gun Owners of America, Inc.

Clark is a decorated veteran of the United States military, having served his country with honor before building a distinguished career in law enforcement. Jeff will bring to Harrisburg a strong work ethic focused on helping others, just as he has done his whole life. Jeff is passionate about fighting for working families and pushing commonsense policies.

Emrick has represented Pennsylvania’s 137th Legislative District since first winning election in 2010. Before serving in the state House, Joe was a nationally-recognized educator and served as Chairman of the board of supervisors in Upper Nazareth Township. It was there that Joe cut real property taxes by 7 percent, along with eliminating debt and increasing police coverage. Rep. Emrick is an active member in his community where he is a board member of Cornerstone Counseling Ministries and a member of the Nazareth YMCA. Joe, along with his wife and two children, attended Calvary Baptist Church.

A Bucks County native and graduate of Penn State and Temple’s Beasley School of Law, Hogan represents Pennsylvania’s 142nd Legislative District. Rep. Hogan has brought a focus to Harrisburg on improving affordability and community safety. Joe also serves on the Board of Directors for the Washington Crossing Council of the Boy Scouts of America.

Williams retired from the United States Marine Corps after 28 years of service. Williams was personally decorated 11 times, including twice for acts of Valor in combat. Before entering the legislature, he built a legal career as a military prosecutor, serving as Deputy Legal Counsel to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and later a federal prosecutor with the Department of Justice, including work on the Joint Terrorism Task Force. Craig is active in his community through youth coaching, cancer-fundraising work, and pro bono legal service.