Christopher Deluzio

10/17/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 10/17/2026 15:13

Deluzio Concludes October Town Hall Tour Across Western PA in Beaver Falls

BEAVER FALLS, PA - Today, Congressman Chris Deluzio (PA-17) concluded his October Town Hall Tour across Western Pennsylvania in Beaver Falls. Each town hall in Pennsylvania's 17th District was open to the public and the press. More than 200 Western Pennsylvanians joined him across the three stops.

Congressman Deluzio's October Town Hall Tour provided three opportunities for constituents to speak directly with their elected representative in Congress, share their opinions, and ask questions on a wide range of topics, such as: the U.S. Supreme Court in Penn Hills, AI safety in Carnegie, and veterans' care in Beaver Falls.

"In a democracy, we can all come under one roof and discuss the issues of the day, agree on some things, disagree on others, and move forward together-that's what this Town Hall Tour was all about," said Congressman Deluzio. "Folks are worried about rising costs, the ongoing Iran War, and raging corruption at the top of our federal government but are also hopeful for the future. I'll bring what I heard on this Town Hall Tour back down to Washington and keep fighting to restore the American Dream-here in Western PA and across the country."

Congressman Deluzio also provided updates on his work down in Washington this year-like all the new projects coming to Western PA that made him the #1 House Democrat to bring home community project funding (FY26), passing his Railway Safety Actout of committee, and stopping more cuts to veterans benefits.

Congressman Deluzio has attended more than twenty similar open Q&A events during the 119th Congress (2025-2026).

Photos from each stop of Deluzio's October Town Hall Tour are available below:

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