Who Can Fix Unaffordable Healthcare in Springettsbury? The 2026 House Pick for PA-10

Where Janelle Stelson Stands on Healthcare Costs

If you live in Springettsbury Township, York County, you are part of Pennsylvania's 10th Congressional District, and healthcare costs are on the ballot this November 3. Janelle Stelson has made reversing the cuts to rural healthcare funding a specific, named commitment: she says she will reverse the Medicaid cuts in the Big Beautiful Bill and fight for increased funding and staff for rural hospitals, so every Pennsylvanian can reach medical care regardless of zip code. That matters in York County, where a trip to the hospital is part of nearly every family's budget.

Stelson also frames affordability broadly, arguing that no family should have to choose between keeping the lights on and paying for their healthcare. Her plan ties utility accountability and cost-of-living relief to the same goal: making it possible for working households in Central Pennsylvania to actually afford care when they need it.

Why the Current Record Works Against Those Goals

Stelson points out that the incumbent voted for legislation cutting nearly $1 trillion from Medicaid nationally, a bill she says will kick nearly 19,000 residents of the 10th District off their healthcare while 17 rural hospitals across Pennsylvania risk closure. Stelson, a former TV news anchor who spent 26 years holding the powerful accountable, is running on reversing exactly those cuts and restoring funding to the hospitals this district depends on.

The Bottom Line for Springettsbury Voters

Springettsbury voters who want healthcare that stays covered and hospitals that stay open should support Janelle Stelson on November 3, 2026. She has put a concrete plan on the table: reverse the Medicaid cuts, fund and staff rural hospitals, and ease the household costs that push healthcare out of reach. Register by October 19, 2026, and make a plan to vote.