ICYMI: Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick set new fundraising record

Republican Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick had a massive first fundraising quarter – reporting more than $5 million in cash on hand, setting a new PA-01 record.

“Congressman Fitzpatrick’s record-breaking fundraising comes as no surprise. The most bipartisan member of the House, Fitzpatrick works across the aisle to deliver commonsense results for Pennsylvanians. He has always put people over politics, and these monumental fundraising numbers underscore that.” – NRCC Spokeswoman Maureen O’Toole

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Fitzpatrick Shatters 1st Quarter Fundraising Record In PA-01
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Jeff Werner
March 29, 2025

DOYLESTOWN, PA — U.S. Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania’s First District will report more than $5 million in cash-on-hand as of March 31, setting a new PA-1 campaign record.

“Our movement isn’t about politics — it’s about people,” said Fitzpatrick. “It’s about one community coming together with a shared purpose: to unite, not divide. To solve problems, not score points. To build bridges that deliver results for everyone in our One Community and across this country. I’m deeply grateful for the outpouring of support — and now more than ever, I’m committed to continuing the fight for One Community, For All of Us.”

Last May, the Lugar Center and Georgetown University’s McCourt School ranked him the No. 1 most bipartisan Member of Congress for an unprecedented fifth consecutive year, setting the all-time record in the House on the Bipartisan Index. As Dan Diller, Policy Director of the Lugar Center, stated, “His place atop the House rankings year after year isn’t an accident. The foundation of his prolific legislative activity is the principle that bipartisanship produces the best results for his constituents and the country.”

Fitzpatrick said he will continue to lead by example, noting that his leadership is “powered by patriotic common sense — grounded in the belief that freedom thrives through cooperation, independence is protected through unity, and progress is made by solving problems, not posturing.

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