Democratic State Committee · Re-Election 2026
Re-ElectMichelleMilan McFall
Trusted LeadershipUnity Over DivisionDelivering Results
The only Westmoreland County delegate with perfect attendance on the PA Democratic State Committee since 2022. Four years of showing up for every meeting, casting every vote, and fighting for our communities at the state level.
May 19, 2026
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Her Record
Michelle Showed Up
Perfect Attendance
No other WCDC delegate has this record.
Since her first State Committee meeting in 2022, Michelle has not missed one. She listened, she learned, she voted, and she made sure Westmoreland County had a voice in every conversation. No other member of the county delegation can say the same.
Coalitions Across PA
Relationships that make the whole party stronger.
Michelle organized meetings, opened communication between county committees, and helped plan caucus events that brought Democrats together from across the Commonwealth. The partnerships she built are not just personal connections. They are infrastructure for a more competitive party.
Westmoreland's Voice
Consistent, unapologetic advocacy at the state level.
When it came time to speak up for Westmoreland County, Michelle did not wait for permission. She pushed for bylaws amendments that better reflect who the party is, and championed resolutions that put the party's values and policy positions on the record.
Inclusion in Action
Merit over favors. Representation over politics.
Talking about the big tent is easy. Michelle put it into practice. She opened doors for Young Democrats, LGBTQ+ Pennsylvanians, African American communities, immigrant communities, disability communities, rural voters, and labor. Seats at the table went to people who earned them.
Party Infrastructure
Structural changes that outlast any single election.
The bylaws amendments and resolutions Michelle championed are not symbolic. They are the kind of structural work that makes the party more accountable, more inclusive, and more prepared to compete long after any individual election cycle ends.
Change from Within
Credibility built over years, not overnight.
Real institutional change does not happen by showing up once and making demands. It happens by building trust, learning how the system works, and knowing when to push. That takes years. Michelle has put those years in, and she is not done.
In Her Words
The Work I Promised. The Work I Delivered.
From my first official Pennsylvania Democratic State Committee meeting in 2022 through my final official business meeting in December 2026, I maintained perfect attendance. Every meeting. Every vote. Every conversation. I was there, listening, learning, and advocating for a stronger, smarter Democratic Party.
I believe showing up matters, even when it is hard or inconvenient. I am the only member of the Westmoreland County delegation who brings that record.
During that time, I built real relationships and meaningful partnerships across the Commonwealth. I joined coalitions, organized meetings to share best practices, opened lines of communication between county committees, and helped plan caucus events that strengthened our collective position as a party.
I stood up, consistently and unapologetically, as a voice for Westmoreland County and the issues that matter most to our communities. I advocated for bylaws amendments to more accurately reflect who we are as a party, and for resolutions that create a lasting record of both our moral compass and our policy positions.
Most importantly, I did not just talk about the big tent. I put it into action.
I supported Young Democrats. I stood with LGBTQ+ Pennsylvanians, African American communities, immigrant communities, disability communities, rural communities, and labor. I used my voice and platform as Chair to welcome others, break down barriers, and make sure seats at the table were earned through representation, merit, and commitment, not traded as political favors.
That is the work I promised to do.
And that is the work I delivered.
Real change takes time. It takes experience. It takes building trust and learning how to work within a system while pushing it to be better.
That is the work I have been doing. And it is the work I am ready to keep doing.
If you live in Westmoreland County, I look forward to earning your vote.
You can check out the current State Committee delegation at westmorelanddemocrats.com
Important Note
State Committee is an unpaid position.
Michelle receives no salary, no compensation, and no reimbursement. Turnpike tolls, gas, hotel stays, and travel expenses all come out of pocket. That is true for every member who serves.
Who She Is
It Was Never About the Title
Michelle is a former union English teacher from Westmoreland County who got into Democratic politics for one reason: the people in her community deserved better representation and a louder voice.
She used her seat on the State Committee to open doors for people who had never been invited in. Young Democrats who wanted to lead. LGBTQ+ Pennsylvanians who needed an advocate. Rural voters who felt ignored by their own party. Labor families who needed someone fighting for them at the table, not just talking about them from a distance.
When she took over as WCDC Chair, she did not just hold meetings. She built coalitions across the Commonwealth, connected Westmoreland County to state and national party leadership for the first time, and made sure our delegation had real relationships and real influence.
I did not run for these positions to put titles on a resume. I ran because our communities needed someone who would actually show up and do the work.
In 2024, Michelle stood on the floor of the DNC in Chicago as a PA-12 delegate, one of only seven Pennsylvanians on the Democratic National Committee. She brought Westmoreland County to the national stage, not for herself, but so our neighbors, our workers, and our families would be seen and heard.
Now she is running for re-election to keep doing what she has always done: using every seat she holds to make room for the people who need it most.
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Attendance
2022 through December 2026.
Why Re-Elect
Why Michelle?
State Committee#5 on Ballot
PA Democratic State Committee
Four years of perfect attendance, real relationships built across the Commonwealth, and a track record of advocating for Westmoreland County when it mattered. No other delegate from this county can match that.
DNC Member
Democratic National Committee
One of seven Pennsylvanians on the DNC. She stood on the convention floor in Chicago as a PA-12 delegate in 2024. Westmoreland has never had this kind of national connection before.
Coalition Builder
Across the Commonwealth
The meetings she organized, the communication channels she opened, and the caucus events she helped plan did not just help Westmoreland. They strengthened the party's ability to coordinate and compete statewide.
Every Meeting. Every Vote.
2022 Through December 2026
No missed meetings. No skipped votes. No excuses. Four years of consistent presence and consistent results for a party that needs people who actually do the work.
In the News
Michelle in the News
The Record
"Michelle has built the kind of connections between local, state, and national Democrats that Westmoreland has never had before."
2025
Philadelphia Inquirer
"Instead of just canvass and dip... the Democrats aim to establish a permanent community presence."
November 2022
TribLive
"We're now the scrappy underdog party. We have nowhere else to go but up."
June 2022
"That is the work I promised to do.
And that is the work I delivered."
Michelle Milan McFall · Democratic State Committee · May 19, 2026
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Michelle spent four years doing the work most people never see. Every meeting attended. Every vote cast. Coalitions built across the Commonwealth. Barriers broken so more people could have a seat at the table.
She promised to show up, and she did. Now she is asking for the chance to keep going.
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