Indiana County, PA Democratic Committee

05/21/2026

Annual Breakfast and Re-Organization Meeting

Join fellow Democrats for our annual pancake breakfast in Homer City, including our quadrennial reorganization meeting with elections for Chair, Treasurer, and other positions. Sat, Jun 06 at the American Legion Post 493.

Indiana County Democratic Committee's annual breakfast plus the all-important Reorganization meetingJune 6, at the Homer City American Legion Post

05/20/2026

LET'S KICK SOME BUTT!!!

We wish all our Democratic candidates the best on this first day, May 20, as official contenders headed to the general election in November! Covering Indiana including Josh Shapiro, Governor; Austin Davis, Lt. Governor; Alan Bradstock, U.S. House 14; Ray Bilger, U.S. House 15; Trajan Jones, PA House 62; and Lisa Gourley, PA House 66. Check out their websites.

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05/04/2026

OFFICE HOURS

Need literature, info, assistance?

Now through May 18 (Primary Tuesday)
Open Tuesdays Noon to 6 pm
Thursdays Noon to 7 pm
Hours will expand closer to the May Primary
Or by appointment
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982 Philadelphia St., Indiana
‭(724) 413-1315‬

05/02/2026

A truly electrifying and energizing event today for the Democratic Brunch at Chestnut Ridge Resort. The full house was welcomed by Blairsville Mayor Michael Walstrom and included the presentation to Denise Dragich as 2026 Indiana County Federation of Democratic Women Woman of the Year by Julia Trimarchi Cuccaro. Guest speakers included local candidates Lisa Gourley for PA 66, Trajan for PA House (PA 62), Ray Bilger for Congress (U.S. 15), and Bradstock for Congress (U.S. 14). Hosts included ICDC Chair Lynne Alvine and County Commissioner Sherene Hess. Serving a special keynote speaker was the ever-dynmanic and empowering Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta, PA House Rep from Philadelphia and Vice Chair of the Democratic National Committee.

04/21/2026

Books. Bites. Banter. And a chance to meet the guy who wants to actually show up for District 62.

Friday, May 15th from 5 to 7:30 PM at Sam Lotson’s Book Store in the Indiana Mall (DMV entrance). Drop in any time.

$35 gets you a community sourced meal, live entertainment, and a free book. Kids under 12 are free. Bring the whole family.

This isn’t a rubber chicken dinner in a hotel ballroom. It’s a bookstore, real food from real neighbors, live music, and an honest conversation about what Indiana County needs from its next state representative.

Every ticket goes directly into building this campaign from the ground up. No PAC money. No corporate donors. Just neighbors.

Grab your tickets at TrajanForPA.com

04/20/2026

I want to sincerely thank the United Mine Workers of America for inviting me to speak at your COMPAC meeting. It was an honor to be with so many hardworking men and women who have built and continue to power our communities.

I respect your commitment to protecting workers, supporting families, and standing up for what’s right. I appreciate the opportunity to share my vision for strengthening our region and creating real opportunity for working people.

Thank you for the warm welcome and for everything you do every day.

It was also great to see Lt. Governor Austin Davis and Fayette County Commissioner Vince Vicites before the meeting.

04/20/2026

Common sense should not be a radical idea.

Keep the hospital open. Raise the minimum wage past $7.25. Stop letting cyber charters drain millions from our local schools every year. Expand tax relief for the families who are actually doing the work.

None of that is controversial. None of it is partisan. It is just what happens when your representative pays attention to the people they are supposed to be working for.

I have spent 30 years solving problems as a nurse. Not with press releases or culture war campaigns. With common sense, hard work, and showing up when it matters.

That is what I will bring to Harrisburg.

LisaForPA66.com

04/20/2026

Addressing the challenges in PA-15 with a commitment to responsible and results-focused leadership. Let’s work together for positive change.

04/20/2026

Seven years in Harrisburg. Let’s look at the record.

Jim Struzzi voted no on raising the minimum wage. PA workers are still making $7.25 an hour while every neighboring state has moved on.

He voted no on 12 weeks of paid family leave for new parents and caregivers.

He voted no on Sunday hunting, even though 142 legislators, the NRA, the Farm Bureau, and the Game Commission all said yes. He lists hunting as a hobby on his own bio.

He voted no on cyber charter reform that would have capped tuition costs and sent surplus funding back to our public schools.

And here’s the kicker: as Republican Appropriations Chair, Jim Struzzi is literally the person who controls where state money goes. Then he comes home and tells Indiana County parents that schools aren’t getting enough funding. You can’t hold the purse strings and play the victim at the same time.

HD-62 deserves a representative who actually shows up and fights for the people who sent him there. That’s why I’m running.

TrajanForPA.com

04/17/2026

Four inspiring speakers set for May 2 Democratic Brunch. Bradstock, Bilger, Jones, and Gourley! Get tickets now--limited seating, advance sale only! More info coming soon....

Four major Democratic candidates will address attendees at the Indiana County Democratic Spring Brunch set for Saturday, May 2, in the Crystal Room of the Chestnut Ridge Resort located in Blairsville. The event will start at 11:00 a.m. and seating is limited.The speakers include U.S. House of Repres...