Pennsylvania State House District 60

Current seat holder: Abby Major.

Dustyn A. Dorn

Dustyn Dorn earned a high school diploma from Rochester High School. He earned an associate degree from the Pittsburgh Technical Institute in 2004. His career experience includes working as an information technology professional.

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Campaign site

Energy, environment & water: “Continue tackling abandoned mine drainage that poisons local waterways” (Campaign website)
Interested in supporting Dustyn?: “We need volunteers of all types to help build a better Pennsylvania. Let us know how you'd like to help!” (Campaign website)
Elections, voting & government reform: “Support our mission for transparency and accountability with a secure online contribution.” (Campaign website)

Abby Major

Abby Major lives in Ford City, Pennsylvania. Major graduated from Ford City High School in 2003. She served in the U.S. Army from 2004 to 2007. Major earned a B.S. in mortuary science and funeral service from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale in 2018. Her career experience includes working as an intelligence analyst with the U.S. Army and the funeral director of the Curran-Shaffer Funeral Home.

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Campaign site

Agriculture & Rural Communities: “Abby Major is running for State Representative because she is dedicated to service and will continue providing a strong conservative voice for rural families.” (Campaign website)
Defense & Veterans: “As a veteran who served in Iraq, longtime Chief of Staff, mother involved in our community, Abby Major is dedicated to serving and helping local families.” (Campaign website)
Agriculture & Rural Communities: “As a mother who was born and raised here, a veteran who served in Iraq and Chief of Staff to Jeff Pyle, Abby is running to guarantee rural residents continue to have a strong voice in the State House by ensuring our election process is fair for all voters, enabling working families and seniors to keep more of their money and standing up for our conservative values in Harrisburg and here at home.” (Campaign website)