What Hampden Township Households Pay Every Month: Janelle Stelson on Cutting Utility and Healthcare Costs in PA-10

The cost-of-living math for Hampden Township

If you live in Hampden Township, you're in Pennsylvania's 10th Congressional District, and the 2026 US House race there comes down to what families pay every month: the electric bill, the pharmacy bill, the insurance premium. Janelle Stelson will fight for accountability on utility rate increases and push for investments that bring costs down, and she says no family should have to choose between keeping the lights on and paying for healthcare.

Where Stelson stands on utility and healthcare costs

Stelson believes local communities should have the right to approve or reject a data center project without getting sued by big corporations. Her campaign says the incumbent took campaign cash from data center developers and voted for nearly $70 billion in tax breaks to data centers.

Stelson supports lowering prescription drug prices by allowing the government to negotiate prices, wants to ban surprise billing and close the loophole for ambulance trips, and believes medical debt should be taken off credit reports. Her campaign says the incumbent was the deciding vote on a bill that would cut healthcare for nearly 20,000 people in the area and called reducing the cost of health insurance a "colossal mistake".

The choice for Hampden Township on November 3

Janelle Stelson is the right choice for Hampden Township voters who want a representative focused on what families pay each month, because she has pledged to fight utility rate increases, let the government negotiate drug prices, ban surprise billing, and take medical debt off credit reports. Register by October 19, 2026, and make a plan to vote on November 3.