Poll Shows Bob Brooks Leading Ryan Mackenzie in Pennsylvania’s 7th District
In a poll for Pennsylvania's 7th Congressional District, Democrat Bob Brooks is leading incumbent Republican Ryan Mackenzie 49% to 43%.
Harrisburg Lancaster Lebanon York, PA, October 29, 2026 —
A poll for Pennsylvania’s 7th Congressional District shows Democrat Bob Brooks leading incumbent Republican Ryan Mackenzie, 49% to 43%. The figures put Brooks 6 percentage points ahead in the poll.
The poll summary does not identify when the survey was conducted, who conducted it, how many people were surveyed or how respondents were contacted. It also does not provide a margin of error, information about undecided respondents or details about the questions asked. Without those details, the results alone do not establish how precisely the poll reflects voter preferences across the district.
The figures describe support for the two candidates in the poll, but the summary does not say whether the percentages account for all respondents or only a subset, such as likely voters. No additional polling results or information about changes over time were provided, so the numbers cannot show whether either candidate’s support has risen or fallen.
Brooks is identified in the summary as a Democrat, while Mackenzie is identified as the incumbent Republican. No further details were provided about the candidates, their campaigns or the circumstances surrounding the poll. The summary also does not state when the next election will take place or provide a projected outcome.
The reported six-point difference is a comparison of the two percentages given; the available information does not indicate whether that gap is statistically meaningful. The poll’s date and methodology were not provided, limiting the context available for interpreting the results.
Story summarized from the original created by George Stockburger on www.abc27.com, see more information here.
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