Let’s fight like hell
for Pennsylvania.
Who better to represent the hardworking people of central Pennsylvania than a blue-collar student of the law?
Meet Zach “Wome” Womer.
Wome is a 12th-generation central Pennsylvanian. His ancestors worked in the coal mines of the Moshannon Valley. He was the first person in his family to earn a college diploma. Before and while attending Denison University, he worked construction. After college, he became a law student at Pennsylvania State Law. While attending law school, he has served on the Centre County Mental Health, Intellectual Disability, and Early Intervention Advisory Board. His writing has been featured in various local and national newspapers, including the Wall Street Journal, the Centre Daily Times, the Penn Capital-Star, and more. His decision to run for Congress was prompted by the economic degradation of central Pennsylvania, his Methodist directive to serve ALL people, and his passion for supporting the people who helped him get where he is today.
Learn more about the counties of Pennsylvania’s 15th Congressional District
Armstrong
Armstrong County is a manufacturing hub as well as one of Pennsylvania’s largest coal producers. Click here to see data about how the county is doing.
Cameron
Cameron County, founded in 1860, is Pennsylvania’s smallest county. Click here to see data about how the county is doing.
Centre
Centre County, home to Penn State University, is the largest county in Pennsylvania’s 15th Congressional District. Click here to see data about how the county is doing.
Clearfield
Clearfield County, founded in 1822, is well known for its coal and manufacturing industries. Click here to see data about how the county is doing.
Clarion
Clarion County, founded in 1839, is home to Clarion University of Pennsylvania. Click here to see data about how the county is doing.
Clinton
Clinton County, founded in 1839, is home to Lock Haven University. Click here to see data about how the county is doing.
Elk
Elk County, founded in 1843, is well known as a world leader in powdered metal manufacturing. Click here to see data about how the county is doing.
Forest
Forest County, founded in 1857, is the home of the Allegheny National Forest. Click here to see data about how the county is doing.
Indiana
Indiana County, founded in 1808, is well known for its coal and manufacturing industries. Click here to see data about how the county is doing.
Jefferson
Jefferson County, founded in 1830, is well known for its annual Groundhog Day celebration. Click here to see data about how the county is doing.
Lycoming
Lycoming County, founded in 1795, is home to Lycoming College and The Pennsylvania College of Technology. Click here to see data about how the county is doing.
McKean
McKean County, founded in 1826, is well known for being the Black Cherry Capital of the world. Click here to see data about how the county is doing.
Potter
Potter County, founded in 1826, is known as, “God’s Country” for its scenic beauty. Click here to see data about how the county is doing.
Snyder
Snyder County, founded in 1855, is well known for its agricultural and manufacturing industries. Click here to see data about how the county is doing.
Tioga
Tioga County, founded in 1812, is home to Mansfield University. Click here to see data about how the county is doing.
Union
Union County, founded in 1813, is home to Bucknell University. Click here to see data about how the county is doing.
Venango
Venango County, founded in 1805, is well known for its historic oil industry. Click here to see data about how the county is doing.
Warren
Warren County, founded in 1819, is well known for its railroading history. Click here to see data about how the county is doing.