Pennsylvania's 14th District

PA-14 is located in Southwestern Pennsylvania, bordering Ohio, West Virginia, and the greater Pittsburgh region. Here's a quick overview of our district:

• Counties: The 14th District includes all of Fayette, Greene, and Washington counties, and parts of Indiana, Westmoreland, and Somerset counties.
• Population: Approximately 760,000 people call PA-14 home. The district is predominantly rural and suburban, with tight-knit communities and a rich industrial heritage.
• Largest Communities: Uniontown, Washington, Greensburg (part), Indiana, Latrobe (part), Waynesburg, Connellsville, and other boroughs and townships across the six counties.
• Economy: Key industries include energy (natural gas, coal), manufacturing (steel and related industries), agriculture, small business, and a burgeoning AI industry. Many residents commute to jobs in the Pittsburgh area, while local economies center on manufacturing plants, mines, and a growing service sector.
• Politics: PA-14 is a solidly Republican district (Cook PVI R+17), giving GOP candidates large margins in recent elections. Voter registration leans heavily Republican, and the district gave President Donald J. Trump roughly a 2-to-1 advantage in 2024.
• Character: Our district is known for its strong sense of community, patriotic values, and a tradition of service. From the coal mines of Greene County to the farmlands of Somerset, PA-14 is united by hard work, faith, and a commitment to American greatness.

Understanding the district is crucial to effective representation. George Karpacs has traveled extensively throughout PA-14, listening to neighbors in every county. He knows that while our communities face unique challenges, we all want the same things: good jobs, safe streets, and the freedom to live our values.