HARRISBURG – ChamberPAC, the political arm of the Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry, has endorsed Josh Parsons for the upcoming 36th Senatorial District Special Election. The district consists of part of Lancaster County.
The Special Election is open to all 36th District voters and is scheduled for Tuesday, March 25, 2025. The election follows the resignation of former Sen. Ryan Aument who resigned to join the staff of U.S. Senator Dave McCormick.
“ChamberPAC is proud to endorse Josh Parsons for the state Senate. As Lancaster County Commissioner, Josh has demonstrated a deep commitment to protecting the taxpayers of Lancaster County and fostering an environment that promotes economic growth and allows businesses to create family-sustaining jobs. We are confident he will be a strong pro-business voice in the state Capitol,” said PA Chamber President and CEO Luke Bernstein.
Prior to his election as County Commissioner, Parsons served as a prosecutor in the Lancaster County District Attorney’s Office and is U.S. Army veteran.
“ChamberPAC thanks Commissioner Parsons for his years of service and urges voters to support Josh Parsons in the 36th Senatorial District Special Election on March 25,” Bernstein added.