Re-elect ANN COLEMAN On May 19
PA Republican State Committeewoman

PA Republican State Committeewoman

Ann has volunteered for 30 years to promote the values of the Republican party
A Republican State Committeewoman since 2022, ANN has worked hard to
I'm running for re-election for Republican State Committee because I believe the Republican Party is strongest when it listens to its grassroots' members, stands firmly on its principles, and focuses on winning elections the right way. Our values - limited government, personal responsibility, and respect for the constitution - still resonate. We must continue to organizer, communicate, and lead effectively, to turn those values into victories.
I am proud to represent Mercer County at the state level and to advocate for strong candidate recruitment, clear messaging, election integrity, and party unity. With your support, I will continue to work to strengthen our party from the ground up and ensure we are prepared not just for the next election, but for the future of Pennsylvania and our great nation.
I would be honored to earn your vote on May 19.
God Bless America.
Ann

Prior to becoming Chair of the Mercer County Board of Commissioners, Ann worked in
the PA House of Representatives, the Senate of Pennsylvania, the U.S. House of
Representatives, and served as an adjunct professor of political science. Her
experience at the local, state, and federal levels gives her a deep understanding of how
government works and how it should serve the public. She believes effective leaders
are accessible, accountable, and committed to putting people first. As county
commissioner, Ann works every day to ensure Mercer County remains a great place to
live, work, play, and raise a family.
Ann currently serves on the executive board of the County Commissioners Association
of Pennsylvania and contributes her time to several local boards and committees,
including the Mercer County Food Bank, MCAR, Inc., Shenango Valley Kiwanis, and the
Buhl Day Committee.
Ann graduated from Duquesne University and Kent State University. She and her
husband Randy live in Hermitage.
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