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Rich Irvin
Rich Irvin is a Republican member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives representing District 81, which covers parts of Franklin and Huntingdon counties. He has represented the 81st District since 2015. Before entering the House, he served as Huntingdon County Treasurer. He holds a bachelor's degree in accounting from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, awarded in 1994. In June 2023 he sponsored legislative amendments concerning land banks in the Pennsylvania House. He engages in constituent outreach, including hosting senior expos and announcing Local Share Account grant funding for municipalities in his district.
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Outlier votes
Recorded votes where at least nine in ten members voted the other way, from the legislature's official record.
Voted no · Pennsylvania House · October 6, 2026
Pennsylvania House passes menopause education bill 189–14; 14 Republicans vote no
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Controversy · January 1, 2020
Call to reverse 2020 presidential certification
In 2020, Irvin was among 26 Pennsylvania House Republicans who called for the reversal of Joe Biden's certification as winner of the state's presidential vote. [1]
Affiliations
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
The lower chamber of the Pennsylvania General Assembly; Irvin has served as the Republican member for District 81 since 2015. [2]
Huntingdon County
A county government in central Pennsylvania; Irvin served as its Treasurer before his election to the state House. [3]
Huntingdon County United Way
A local branch of the United Way charitable network; Irvin is listed as its President. [3]
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