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Pennsylvania House District 178
Four communities, one shared future
District 178 stretches across Warwick, Northampton, Upper Southampton, and Wrightstown – a diverse district united by one thing: the belief that representatives should work for their constituents, not lobbyists.
Governor Shapiro won here with 55% in 2022. Monica outpaced her Republican opponent in the primary by 1,300 votes. The momentum is real. The opportunity is now.
The communities
The towns of the 178th
District 178 — Warwick, Northampton, Upper Southampton, Wrightstown — represents the heart of Bucks County. Diverse towns with one shared need: a representative who actually delivers for families, not one bought by energy companies and lobbyists.
Home to historic Jamison and a close-knit mix of families, farms, and small businesses in the Central Bucks School District. Famous for housing General George Washington’s headquarters at the historic Moland House
One of the district’s largest communities, with strong public schools, active parks, and engaged neighbors. Northampton Township includes the communities of Richboro, Churchville, and Holland.
Covers 6.6 square miles, operates under the Centennial School District (William Tennent High School), and balances suburban neighborhoods with local parks and small-town character.
A rural, charming and close-knit community nestled in the heart of Bucks County that prizes open spaces. Wrightstown Township is composed of five villages: Penns Park, Pineville, Rushland, Wrightstown, and Wycombe.
By the numbers
What unites District 178
Warwick, Northampton, Upper Southampton, Wrightstown
Polls open across the district in 2026
Practical, evidence-based leadership for every neighbor
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Check your registration, confirm your polling place, and make a plan to vote on November 3, 2026. If you are not sure whether you live in District 178, reach out — we are happy to help you find out.
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From Warwick to Wrightstown, this campaign is powered by neighbors who want better.