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Justin Douglas

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Candidate for Pennsylvania's 10th U.S. House District · Lost primary · May 19, 2026
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Fundraising

Raised $156K in the 2026 cycle — $156K from individuals and $0 from PACs. Source: FEC candidate summary.

FEC summary snapshot· as of Jul 16, 2026
Total Raised
$156K
Total Spent
$156K
Cash on Hand
$0
Debt
$0
Raised vs. the Field
#3 of 7$9.1M behind the leader
Janelle Stelson
$9.2M
Scott Perry
$6.8M
Justin Douglas
$156K
Isabelle A Harman
$67K
Karen Lynn Dalton
$16K
+2 more with filings — see The Race card below.
The 2026 Race
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10 candidates filed, 2 active for the 2026 House election in Pennsylvania District 10. Party primary on May 19, 2026. General election on Nov 3, 2026. FEC Race ID: HPA102026.

Market (kalshi): R 20% · D 80%Rating: Lean Democratic · 270toWin · 2026-10-23
Primary
May 19, 2026
General
Nov 3, 2026
Candidates
2 active / 10 filed
Total Raised
$16.3M
Outside Spending
$18.1M
Total Spent
$13.3M
Cash on Hand
$3.1M
Incumbent
Scott PerryR

Past Campaigns

FEC campaign-finance filings on record for 1 cycle (2026), totaling $156K raised.

Cycles
1
Total Raised
$156K
Latest Cycle
2026

Key Endorsements

2 total
Organizations
Organizations
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Links
justindouglas.us
dauphincounty.gov
FEC: H6PA10182

Election History

Most recent general-election winners
2024
Scott PerryR
205,567 votes
2022
Scott PerryR
169,331 votes
2020
Scott G. PerryR
208,896 votes
2018
Scott G. PerryR
149,365 votes
2016
Tom MarinoR
211,282 votes
2014
Tom MarinoR
112,851 votes
2012
Tom MarinoR
179,563 votes
2010
Thomas A. MarinoR
110,599 votes