A new poll released this past Saturday reveals a tight race in Pennsylvania’s congressional district, with incumbent Republican Representative Scott Perry trailing his Democratic opponent, Janelle Stelson. According to the data provided by Susquehanna Polling and Research, Stelson holds 49 percent of the support compared to Perry’s 46 percent.

Because the three-point lead falls within the poll’s margin of error, the race is statistically considered a toss-up. The district is viewed as a key battleground, and the polling figures highlight the vulnerability of the incumbent as the election cycle progresses. While the survey provides a snapshot of current voter sentiment, it does not account for potential shifts in campaign momentum or late-deciding voters. Both candidates are expected to intensify their outreach efforts in the coming weeks to secure the undecided portion of the electorate. As of now, neither campaign has issued a formal statement regarding the specific methodology or the implications of these latest numbers, though the results underscore the district's status as a focal point for both parties in the upcoming election.