11 days. 32 stops. 26 counties. Over 2,000 miles. One mission: hearing directly from Pennsylvanians.
WASHINGTON — U.S. Senator Dave McCormick (R-PA) recently completed an 11-day, 32-stop tour across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, marking the milestone of visiting all 67 counties in the Commonwealth since taking office. In total, his 67-county visit included 297 official stops across the Commonwealth.
Traveling from Philadelphia County to Greene County, Senator McCormick met with rural healthcare providers, manufacturers, veterans, small business owners, educators, county commissioners, labor leaders, tourism officials, and community members to hear firsthand about the issues impacting Pennsylvanians across every corner of the Commonwealth.
The completion of this tour reflects Senator McCormick’s commitment to maintaining a strong, visible presence throughout Pennsylvania and ensuring that every region in the Commonwealth has a voice in the United States Senate.
“Pennsylvania’s greatest strength has always been its people, and there’s no substitute for showing up and listening,” said Senator McCormick. ”Over the last 11 days, I traveled from one end of the Commonwealth to the other, meeting with Pennsylvanians who are building businesses, caring for patients, manufacturing world-class products, educating our children, protecting our communities, and powering our economy.”
“Completing this tour marks an important milestone. During our campaign, we visited all 67 counties across Pennsylvania, and now I’ve done it again since taking office. That commitment doesn’t end here. I’ll continue traveling the Commonwealth because the best way to represent Pennsylvania in Washington is to hear directly from the people who call it home,” said Senator McCormick.
Throughout the 11-day tour, Senator McCormick highlighted Pennsylvania’s diverse economy and communities while focusing on issues critical to the Commonwealth’s future. The tour reinforced Senator McCormick’s commitment to ensuring that every community—urban, suburban, and rural—is represented in the Senate and that Pennsylvania remains a national leader in manufacturing, agriculture, healthcare, energy, innovation, and economic opportunity.
To view a photo gallery from the tour, click here.
11-Day Tour Recap
Day 1 – Friday, June 26
Stop 1: Lancaster County – Healthcare Workforce Roundtable at WellSpan Ephrata Community Hospital
Day 2 – Saturday, June 27
Stop 2: Schuylkill County – America 250 Parade in Pottsville
Stop 3: Carbon County – Jim Thorpe Small Business Walking Tour
Stop 4: Carbon County – Boat Yard Visit (Ty Poole’s Bar in Lehighton)
Day 3 – Sunday, June 28
Stop 5: Philadelphia County – Worship Service at Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church
Day 4 – Monday, June 29
Stop 6: Philadelphia County – Invest America Trump Accounts Event at The Alan Horwitz “Sixth Man” Center
Stop 7: Pike County – Visit to The Resort at Woodloch
Stop 8: Wayne County – Community Reception
Day 5 – Tuesday, June 30
Stop 9: Sullivan County – Breakfast with Commissioners
Stop 10: Union County – WellSpan Evangelical Community Hospital
Stop 11: Snyder County – Lunch with County Commissioners
Stop 12: Montour County – Tour of Geisinger Medical Center
Stop 13: Northumberland County – Knoebels 100th Anniversary Celebration
Day 6 – Wednesday, July 1
Stop 14: Centre County – Tour of Mount Nittany Medical Center
Stop 15: Clinton County – Racing for Heroes at Bucktail Medical Center
Stop 16: Cameron County – Tour of Emporium Hardwoods
Stop 17: Potter County – Eliot Ness Museum Roundtable
Stop 18: Elk County – Tour of Straub Brewery
Day 7 – Thursday, July 2
Stop 19: McKean County – Tour of W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Company
Stop 20: Warren County – Kinzua Dam & Riverfront Walk
Stop 21: Warren County – Plaza Restaurant & Allegheny River Riverfront Tour
Stop 22: Forest County – West Hickory Boat Launch
Stop 23: Clarion County – 86th Annual Wolf’s Corners Fair
Stop 24: Armstrong County – Meeting with County Commissioners
Day 8 – Friday, July 3
Stop 25: Philadelphia County – Tour of Independence Hall
Day 9 – Saturday, July 4
Stop 26: Philadelphia County – FIFA World Cup Match
Stop 27: Philadelphia County – One Philly: Unity Concert for America
Day 10 – Sunday, July 5
Stop 28: Bedford County – Meeting with State Representative Jesse Topper
Day 11 – Monday, July 6
Stop 29: Butler County – Gateway 228 Corridor Project Meeting
Stop 30: Westmoreland County – Meeting with Commissioners
Stop 31: Fayette County – Tour of Heartland Fabrication
Stop 32: Greene County – Meeting with County Commissioners & United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) District 2 Vice President
11-Day Tour by the Numbers:
- 11 Days
- 32 Stops
- 26 Counties Visited
- Over 2,000 Miles Traveled
Total Since Taking Office in January 2025:
- 67 of 67 Pennsylvania Counties Visited
- 297 Official Stops
- 23 Telephone Townhalls
- 49 Keystone Coffees
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