Alan Bradstock

Alan Bradstock scored 1,219 points playing basketball at Washington & Jefferson College and entered its athletic Hall of Fame in 2025.¹ He also played on the college's first NCAA Division III tournament team.¹ A Donora native and Ringgold High School graduate, he now lives in Fayette County with his wife and has two children.²

He earned an accounting degree before becoming an Army aviation officer, completing helicopter flight training and serving in Germany during the fall of the Berlin Wall.² He deployed to the Middle East during Operation Desert Storm and earned a master's degree in international relations through Troy State's overseas program.²

His twenty year FBI career began with investigations involving drug trafficking, public corruption, kidnapping and violent crime in New Mexico.² Later assignments included supervising work within the Counterterrorism Division and serving as deputy legal attaché in Ottawa.² His work outside the bureau has included auditing for KPMG, financial advising and intelligence contracting.²

In his first campaign for elected office, Bradstock is challenging Republican incumbent Guy Reschenthaler.³ He proposes restoring enhanced Affordable Care Act tax credits, expanding prescription price negotiations and pursuing an earned path to citizenship alongside stronger border enforcement.³ His campaign also advocates universal health coverage and stronger protections for workers.⁴