Matt Cartwright
PA-08Last updated September 18th, 2024 at 8:20pm GMT.
Last updated September 18th, 2024 at 8:20pm GMT.
PA-08 2024 Election Dates | |
AB Mail Start | 9/16/2024 |
AB Request Deadline** | 10/29/2024 |
AB Deadline | 11/5/2024 |
*PA does not offer early voting but voters may request an absentee ballot in person in some counties during the EV request window and return it in person until Election Day.
**Due to ongoing ballot access litigation, some county officials have indicated they may not have absentee ballots finalized and available for mailing until late September or early October. Contact your county elections office to confirm when ballots will be mailed out in your area.
Voters in PA-08 will learn in August that Rob Bresnahan is a Luzerne County native who, went to the University of Scranton, and runs a successful business here. He’s running for Congress because Northeastern Pennsylvania is his home and he’ll do anything to fight for the community that he loves. He helped revitalize downtown Pittston, invests in his community, and will protect union jobs and social security.
Voters need to hear that the Democratic party as we knew it has gone extreme, and that Matt Cartwright has followed them to the far left instead of delivering and fighting for our community; it’s time to send him home.
Cartwright says "Absolutely Yes" to defunding the police
DownloadCongressman Backs Plan to Increase Insurance Truckers Must Carry
DownloadB-roll of Rob Bresnahan can be found here
Born in Kingston, raised in Wyoming Borough and Hughestown, Rob Bresnahan joined his grandfather Walt Kuharcik’s union shop, Kuharchik Construction, as CFO making it a third-generation electrical contracting company.
After graduation, Rob took over as CEO of the company as his grandparents retired from the business. He helped open new territory for the company and secure financing to hire even more skilled tradesmen and women, ultimately growing the operation to support more than 150 families across Pennsylvania.
Rob Bresnahan founded RPB Ventures to invest back into the communities that raised him. Rehabilitating historic buildings in Downtown Pittston, breathing life back into downtown and providing innovative spaces for other local entrepreneurs to chase their dreams.
Rob is a fifth generation Northeastern Pennsylvanian, accomplished businessman, college athlete, former Chairman of the Joint Apprentice Training Committee and Trustee for the Health Wellness and Annuity for IBEW 163, and community philanthropist.
Clips of Rob Bresnahan’s work in the community can be found below:
Sending a Signal in Carbondale
Bresnahan to chair Bowl For Kids’ Sake
Bowl for Kids’ sake raises more than $100k
Robert Bresnahan installed as president of Rotary Club of Wyoming
Exeter construction company donating masks and respirators to Luzerne County
Construction company donates coronavirus protection to Luzerne County
Construction Firms Respond to Mask Donation Need
Local construction firm donates masks to fight coronavirus
Exeter firm donates over 1,000 masks
Pa.-Based Kuharchik Construction Donates N95 Masks
CEO leads construction business at a young age
Pittston Memorial Library officials kick off 2022 Sustainability Campaign
Work on The Landmark continues
My Corner, Your Corner: Bresnahan investing in Pittston
Luzerne County construction company heading to path of hurricane
Landmark, Burns building projects progress
Pittston sees a surge in new business
Commerce Secretary Raimondo Visits Pittston
Company from Luzerne County aiding with I-95 collapse
I-95 collapse in Northeast Philadelphia prompts urgent reconstruction efforts
Pocono Raceway Assists in I-95 Construction
Kuharchik Construction makes donation to Wyoming Borough Police Department
Anti-Bresnahan Ad Misinforms on Abortion
One of nation’s most vulnerable Democrats cozies up to Biden for Pennsylvania rally
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Biden’s hometown reveals how it really feels about ‘Bidenomics’
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