Republican Representative Daniel Meuser has been reelected to the U.S. House of Representatives, securing his fourth term in Pennsylvania's 9th Congressional District. The 60-year-old former state revenue secretary and business owner was first elected in 2018 and has since maintained a strong hold in his heavily Republican district, which includes Montour and Northumberland counties.
In the recent election, Meuser defeated Democrat Amanda Waldman. The Associated Press declared Meuser the winner at 9:41 p.m. EST on Tuesday. His victory reaffirms the Republican stronghold in northeastern Pennsylvania, contributing to the party's representation in Congress.
Smucker, Houlahan, Dean, Meuser Win Re-Election
(Washington, DC) -- Four area members of Congress are headed back to Washington. NBC News projects Democrats Chrissy Houlahan and Madeleine Dean, along with Republicans Lloyd Smucker and Dan Meuser, won re-election last night. According to NBC, the only incumbent Pennsylvania Representative that has lost their seat is Democrat Matt Cartwright. Two House races in the state remain too close to call.
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