PA-07: Crosswell Campaign Raises $320K in First Weeks

Ryan Crosswell, a Democratic candidate for the 7th Congressional District, announced that his campaign has raised more than $320,000 in the first 21 days.

The Marine and former federal prosecutor says that it is the largest number posted by any PA-07 congressional candidate running for Congress this cycle, despite not even being in the race for the duration of the entire quarter. His campaign will end this quarter with over $245,000 cash on hand.

“This impressive number further proves that Ryan is the candidate best positioned to have the resources needed to compete and win in a general election in this crucial pick-up seat,” said Campaign Manager Noa Worob. “This fundraising haul follows national media coverage and Ryan’s early barnstorming of the district, further demonstrating the enthusiastic response to his campaign for Congress. Ryan will continue to meet voters where they are, earn support from across the district, and build a campaign that will win in November of 2026.”

Crosswell, who resigned from from the Justice Department’s Public Integrity Section when President Donald Trump tried to force him to drop charges against Mayor Eric Adams, is one of three announced candidates for the Democratic nomination to challenge incumbent Rep. Ryan Mackenzie. Also competing for the nomination is Northampton County Executive Lamont McClure and Carol Obando-Derstine, a former aide to former Sen. Bob Casey.



https://www.politicspa.com/pa-07-crosswell-campaign-raises-320k-in-first-weeks/141959/