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Rep. Bryan Cutler: Republican running unopposed in PA House District 100

Cutler is currently serving as the state House Majority Leader. The Drumore Township, Lancaster County native was first elected to the House in 2006.

LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. — Rep. Bryan D. Cutler, a Republican from Drumore Township, Lancaster County, is running unopposed in the primary as he seeks re-election in PA House District 100, which covers most of southern Lancaster County.

Cutler was first elected to the state House in 2006. He is serving as the House Majority Leader for the current legislative session. 

Cutler defeated Democratic candidate Dale Hamby in 2018.

After putting himself through trade school to become an x-ray technician, Cutler earned a health care management degree from Lebanon Valley College. He worked for several years for both Lancaster General Hospital and the Lancaster Regional Medical Center before earning a law degree from Widener University.

A lifelong resident of Lancaster County who grew up near Peach Bottom, Cutler and his wife, Jennifer, live on the same farm he grew up in, along with their three children.

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