Jonathan Fritz wins sixth term representing 111th District
State Rep. Jonathan Fritz has won his sixth two-year term in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. He defeated Democratic challenger Kyle Devlin in the 111th District. Unofficial results the morning of Nov. 4 showed Fritz with about 70.3% of the vote, according to the Pennsylvania Department of State. The 111th District includes all of Susquehanna County and the central and northern parts of Wayne County. More: Wrightson declares victory in 40th District as results show him ahead The Republican is from Honesdale, and a graduate of Honesdale High School. He has a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Penn State. Prior to becoming a state representative, Fritz served two terms as mayor of Honesdale and two terms as a Wayne County commissioner, serving as vice chair. For many years Fritz was general manager and head of sales for a local tractor and farm machinery dealership.While serving in the House, his legislative priorities have included "protecting our farms and rural way of life, maximizing business and responsible industry growth, increasing PA's energy potential, reforming regulations, advocating for first-responder organizations, and, overall, making our Commonwealth as successful, inviting and vibrant as it can be," his legislative website states. Fritz has served as
