BETHLEHEM TOWNSHIP, Pa. — U.S. Rep. Ryan Mackenzie spoke to a room full of supporters here at the Northampton County Republican Party headquarters as the countdown to Election Day reaches 100 days out.
U.S. Rep. Mackenzie meets with volunteers in Bethlehem Township.
“We’ve been working over a year and a half to make sure we were ready for November’s election,” Mackenzie said.
The incumbent congressman says his campaign is taking it up a notch.
“So, now we’re going to be talking about the record tax relief that we delivered for everybody all across the country. The fact that the border is secure and actually the fact that we are the ones going in there and talking about reforming Congress and reforming Washington, D.C., so, I’m a proud supporter of banning insider trading amongst members of Congress,” Mackenzie said.
The Republican is coming off his first term in Congress after defeating Susan Wild in 2024.
Mackenzie says he and his supporters are getting out, talking person to person with voters.One of the things he’s also touting, $47 million in federal funding coming in to help build heavy dump trucks at Mack for the U.S. military.
“We’re going to continue to deliver and talk about how we’ve actually been able to get things and bring resources back to our community. At the same time, we’re going to talk about our opponent and how he’s only out for himself and more of the same that people are sick and tired of,” he said.
So far, this race has drawn in millions of dollars in campaign donations, including many from out of state.