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[[File:Brian Fitzpatrick official congressional photo (uncropped).jpg|thumb|left|130px|Rep. Fitzpatrick is seeking re-election.]]

[[File:Brian Fitzpatrick official congressional photo (uncropped).jpg|thumb|left|130px|Rep. Fitzpatrick is seeking re-election.]]

===PA-1st district===

===PA-1st district===

Moderate [[RINO]] [[Brian Fitzpatrick]] is seeking re-election. While [[anti-Trump]], Fitzpatrick voted against the sham articles of impeachment. Strongly anti-[[Second Amendment]], his bid is endorsed by a top [[gun control]] group.<ref>[https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/499855-gun-control-group-rolls-out-house-endorsements Gun control group rolls out House endorsements]</ref>

Moderate [[RINO]] [[Brian Fitzpatrick]] is seeking re-election. While [[anti-Trump]], Fitzpatrick voted against the sham articles of impeachment. Strongly anti-[[Second Amendment]], his bid is endorsed by a top [[gun control]] group.<ref>[https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/499855-gun-control-group-rolls-out-house-endorsements Gun control group rolls out House endorsements]</ref> He is facing a strong challenge from [[left-wing]] Democrat Christina Finello, who is running on a campaign falsely accusing the representative of supposedly being very partisan.

 

At the debate between Fitzpatrick and Finello held in early October 2020, Finello attempted to paint the representative as highly partisan, which was refuted by the former, who touted his record overall as being "bipartisan".<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/TheIntell/videos/3946964361996969/ Watch the First Congressional District debate]</ref>

====PA-1 Republican primary====

====PA-1 Republican primary====

====PA-1 Democrat primary====

====PA-1 Democrat primary====

The Democrat primary was won by Christina Finello with 78% of the vote.<ref name="Pennsylvania Primary Results 2020"/>

The Democrat primary was won by Finello with 78% of the vote.<ref name="Pennsylvania Primary Results 2020"/>

===PA-4th district===

===PA-4th district===