Jason Dunn

Jason Dunn earned a bachelor's degree from Lehigh University in 2006. Dunn's career experience includes working as an engineer.[1]

Who are you? Tell us about yourself.

I was born and raised in Washington County, a community that has shaped who I am today.

I chose to raise my family here because of the strong values, hardworking people, and great sense of neighborhood that I cherish.

I Understand what makes western pennsylvania great.

My family—my wife Stefanie and our daughter,—is my

greatest source of inspiration.

Throughout my career, I’ve worked as a software engineer, locally, in the manufacturing industry,

Where I’ve had the privilege of working on novel technologies, gain an understanding of local and international business, and most importantly the privilege of knowing hard working hands on western Pennsylvanians.

I’m passionate about the people in our neighborhoods and bringing back accountability and respectability to our leadership.

I believe that with dedication, transparency, and collaboration, we can make a real difference in the lives of everyone in District 14.

I'm running on a platform of responsibility, accountability, and integrity. District 14's current representation is absent, unresponsive, works for the party, not the people.

Thank you for taking the time to get to know me. I look forward to earning your trust and your vote as we work together to build a brighter future for Western Pennsylvania.

Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?

I want to return to a Republican Party that believes in something greater than the next news cycle. It’s a return to the morals, the principles, and the unshakable integrity that used to define us—not just in what we say, but in how we govern.Fiscal Sanity & Common-Sense Governance

For too long, we’ve seen 'performance art' politics. Leaders announce massive, sweeping shakeups that make for great headlines but fall apart in a courtroom five minutes later. Do you know who pays for those headlines? You do. When the government loses those cases, taxpayers fork over millions in backpay and legal fees.

Responsible Government:

Cutting the waste, not just the wire: Ending ineffectual programs that don't pass constitutional muster.

Stabilizing costs: You cannot lower the cost of living with a 'move fast and break things' attitude. You do it with precision, accountability, and consolidated coordinated effort across all stakeWe are the party of Law and Order, but that must mean Accountable Law and Order.

On the Border: We don't need rushed, quota-driven chaos that burns out our agents. We need the same training and accountability we expect from our local police.

On the Hill: The political machine is corrupt on both sides. We hear a lot about the 'Deep State,' but the simplest solution is the one the Founders gave us: The Ballot Box. If an incumbent is ineffectual, vote them out.

The Standard: From the halls of Congress to the streets of our cities, no one is above the law. We will hold our lawmakers to the exact same standards as any citizen. If you break the public trust, you pay the price. Period."

What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?

As a software engineer, I need to be apprised of new and emerging technologies. Crypto and A.I. (and their dependence on more and larger data centers) is something that I am more fully equipped to address than our aging legislature.

We are entering an era of explosive growth in data centers and AI. That requires an immense amount of energy.

We cannot afford to be ideological purists while China rushes past us. We need a 'Diversified Energy Portfolio' just like a retirement account, including nuclear, solar, and other alternative forms of energy.