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Pennsylvania 2024 Election Results

November 5, 2024

Pennsylvania held its general election on November 5, 2024, deciding 228 legislative seats and 3 statewide offices. No chamber changed party control.

Highlights

  • Pennsylvania's legislature ended the night exactly where it started, a one-seat Democratic House and a 28-22 Republican Senate, while Republicans swept the three statewide offices on the ballot, attorney general, auditor general, and treasurer, taking the attorney general's office from the Democrats and, for the first time, holding all three row offices at once.
  • Democrats kept their 102-101 House majority by holding the handful of seats that decided it. Northeast Philadelphia's open House District 172 went to Sean Dougherty (D) over Aizaz Gill (R) by fewer than 500 votes, a race not called until two days after the election. Reps. Frank Burns (D), in a Cambria County House District 72 Trump had carried by 30 points and a race that drew more than $4 million, and Brian Munroe (D) in Bucks County's House District 144 each held on by under three points. Days later, House Republican Leader Bryan Cutler said he would not seek the post again. Candidates and allies in 21 competitive legislative races spent at least $34 million between mid-May and late October.
  • The Senate traded a seat each way. Joe Picozzi (R), a former congressional staffer, beat Sen. Jimmy Dillon (D) in Philadelphia's Senate District 5 by less than a point, the only sitting legislator defeated in the state, and Rep. Patty Kim (D) took the Dauphin County Senate District 15 that Sen. John DiSanto (R) gave up.
  • Statewide, York County District Attorney Dave Sunday (R) beat former Auditor General Eugene DePasquale (D) for attorney general by about five points, with the help of a PAC bankrolled by Jeff Yass; DePasquale conceded the following day. Auditor General Tim DeFoor (R) turned back Malcolm Kenyatta (D) by a similar margin, and Treasurer Stacy Garrity (R) won re-election over Erin McClelland (D) with the most votes ever cast for a Pennsylvania candidate.
  • Across the 228 legislative races, 2 seats changed parties, one each way, 1 incumbent was defeated, and 100 seats drew a single candidate, which is why the fight for the House came down to so few districts.

Legislature

  • House (203 seats): 102 D, 101 R before the election, 102 D, 100 R, 1 other or vacant after; control stayed with Democrats.
  • Senate (50 seats): 22 D, 28 R before the election, 23 D, 27 R after; control stayed with Republicans.

Statewide races

RaceWinnerOthersNotes
Attorney GeneralDave Sunday (R) 50.8%Eugene A Depasquale (D) 46.2%, Rob Cowburn (L) 1.3%Flipped D to R
AuditorTimothy DeFoor (R) 51.1%Malcolm Kenyatta (D) 45.9%, Reece Smith (L) 1.8%
TreasurerStacy Garrity (R) 51.9%Erin McClelland (D) 45.6%, Nickolas Ciesielski (L) 1.5%

Legislative races

RaceWinnerOthersNotes
House 1Pat Harkins (D) 96.9%Unopposed
House 2Bob Merski (D) 62.9%Matt Strupczewski (R) 37%
House 3Ryan Bizzarro (D) 57.6%Micah Goring (R) 42.3%
House 4Jake Banta (R) 67.5%Joe Cancilla (D) 32.3%
House 5Eric Weaknecht (R) 66.7%Heather Hanna (D) 33.2%
House 6Brad Roae (R) 69.8%Michael Walker (D) 30%
House 7Parke Wentling (R) 96.1%Unopposed
House 8Aaron Bernstine (R) 96.1%Unopposed
House 9Marla Brown (R) 94.7%Unopposed
House 10Amen Brown (D) 98.7%Unopposed
House 11Marci Mustello (R) 86.1%Justin Konchar (L) 12.8%
House 12Stephenie Scialabba (R) 64.7%Robert Vigue (D) 35.1%
House 13John Lawrence (R) 58%Cristian Luna (D) 41.9%
House 14Roman Kozak (R) 65.1%Kenya Johns (D) 34.6%
House 15Josh Kail (R) 68.8%Ashlee Caul (D) 31.1%
House 16Rob Matzie (D) 52.2%Michael Perich (R) 47.6%
House 17Tim Bonner (R) 97.4%Unopposed
House 18K.C. Tomlinson (R) 55.5%Anand Patel (D) 44.2%
House 19Aerion Abney (D) 97.2%Unopposed
House 20Emily Kinkead (D) 59.1%Matt Kruth (R) 40.7%
House 21Lindsay Powell (D) 94.4%Unopposed
House 22Joshua Siegel (D) 95.5%Unopposed
House 23Dan Frankel (D) 97.7%Unopposed
House 24La'Tasha Mayes (D) 98%Unopposed
House 25Brandon Markosek (D) 59.5%John Ritter (R) 40.3%
House 26Paul Friel (D) 57.2%Shawn Blickley (R) 42.6%
House 27Daniel Deasy, Jr. (D) 95.2%Unopposed
House 28Jeremy Shaffer (R) 57%William Petulla (D) 42.9%
House 29Tim Brennan (D) 55.6%Steve Mekanik (R) 42.2%, Rob Ronky (L) 2.1%
House 30Arvind Venkat (D) 54.3%Nathan Wolfe (R) 44%, William Baierl (L) 1.7%
House 31Perry Warren (D) 58.9%Bernie Sauer (R) 41.1%
House 32Joe McAndrew (D) 97.3%Unopposed
House 33Mandy Steele (D) 55.7%Gary Lotz (R) 44.1%
House 34Abigail Salisbury (D) 97.5%Unopposed
House 35Matthew Gergely (D) 95.4%Unopposed
House 36Jessica Benham (D) 77.8%Ross Sylvester (L) 20.9%
House 37Mindy Fee (R) 66.7%John George (D) 33.2%
House 38John Inglis (D) 55.4%Stone Sobieralski (R) 44.4%
House 39Andrew Kuzma (R) 62%Angela Girol (D) 37.9%
House 40Natalie Mihalek (R) 60.3%Peter Kohnke (D) 39.6%
House 41Brett Miller (R) 55.6%Brad Chambers (D) 44.3%
House 42Daniel Miller (D) 66.6%Joseph Leckenby (R) 33.2%
House 43Keith Greiner (R) 97.3%Unopposed
House 44Valerie Gaydos (R) 53.7%Hadley Haas (D) 46.2%
House 45Anita Kulik (D) 58%James Julius (R) 41.9%
House 46Jason Ortitay (R) 62.1%Al Taylor (D) 37.8%
House 47Joe D'Orsie (R) 62.7%Edward Ritter (D) 37.1%
House 48Tim O'Neal (R) 96.4%Unopposed
House 49Izzy Smith-Wade-El (D) 96.6%Unopposed
House 50Bud Cook (R) 68.8%Drew Manko (D) 30.7%
House 51Charity Krupa (R) 65.6%George Rattay (D) 34.3%
House 52Ryan Warner (R) 97.7%Unopposed
House 53Steve Malagari (D) 60.1%Cheryl Bonavita (R) 39.7%
House 54Greg Scott (D) 69.4%Martin Dickerson (R) 30.2%
House 55Jill Cooper (R) 67.6%Davon Magwood (D) 32.1%
House 56Brian Rasel (R) 97%Unopposed
House 57Eric Nelson (R) 96.3%Unopposed
House 58Eric Davanzo (R) 69.1%Cherri Rogers (D) 30.8%
House 59Leslie Rossi (R) 69.7%Margie Zelenak (D) 30.2%
House 60Abby Major (R) 97.3%Unopposed
House 61Liz Hanbidge (D) 60.8%Michelle Rupp (R) 39.1%
House 62James Struzzi II (R) 96.5%Unopposed
House 63Josh Bashline (R) 79.8%Patricia Ritchie (D) 19.9%
House 64R. Lee James (R) 85.8%Ronald Johnson (Nonpartisan) 12.9%
House 65Kathy Rapp (R) 72.8%Erin Willman (D) 27%
House 66Brian Smith (R) 98.1%Unopposed
House 67Marty Causer (R) 81.8%Rajeev Pradhan (D) 18.1%
House 68Clint Owlett (R) 97.3%Unopposed
House 69Carl Metzgar (R) 97.7%Unopposed
House 70Matt Bradford (D) 60.1%Ed Moye (R) 39.8%
House 71Jim Rigby (R) 97.5%Unopposed
House 72Frank Burns (D) 51.2%Amy L. Bradley (R) 48.4%
House 73Dallas Kephart (R) 98.3%Unopposed
House 74Dan Williams (D) 55%Dale Hensel (R) 44.9%
House 75Mike Armanini (R) 97.3%Unopposed
House 76Stephanie Borowicz (R) 69.2%Denise Maris (D) 30.6%
House 77Scott Conklin (D) 61.2%Marie Librizzi (R) 38.6%
House 78Jesse Topper (R) 96.3%Unopposed
House 79Louis Schmitt Jr. (R) 95.6%Unopposed
House 80Scott Barger (R) 96.1%Unopposed
House 81Rich Irvin (R) 79.2%Sean Steeg (D) 20.6%
House 82Paul Takac (D) 53.7%Therese Hollen (R) 46.1%
House 83Jamie Flick (R) 95.2%Unopposed
House 84Joe Hamm (R) 97.5%Unopposed
House 85David Rowe (R) 71.7%Nick Jacobson (D) 28.1%
House 86Perry Stambaugh (R) 96.8%Unopposed
House 87Thomas Kutz (R) 61.6%John Flood (D) 38.2%
House 88Sheryl Delozier (R) 55%Sara Agerton (D) 44.8%
House 89Rob Kauffman (R) 70.9%Noah Kreischer (D) 28.9%
House 90Chad Reichard (R) 96.5%Unopposed
House 91Dan Moul (R) 93.8%Unopposed
House 92Marc Anderson (R) 70.3%Dan Almoney (D) 29.5%
House 93Mike Jones (R) 92.8%Unopposed
House 94Wendy Fink (R) 93.6%Unopposed
House 95Carol Hill-Evans (D) 59%Jasmine Rivera (R) 40.8%
House 96Nikki Rivera (D) 60.2%Eric Beezer (R) 39.6%
House 97Steve Mentzer (R) 61.7%Bob Rudy (D) 38.1%
House 98Tom Jones (R) 64.3%Lynn McCleary (D) 35.5%
House 99Dave Zimmerman (R) 97.7%Unopposed
House 100Bryan Cutler (R) 97.2%Unopposed
House 101John Schlegel (R) 96.1%Unopposed
House 102Russ Diamond (R) 94.8%Unopposed
House 103Nate Davidson (D) 60.4%Cindi Ward (R) 39.3%
House 104Dave Madsen (D) 94.2%Unopposed
House 105Justin Fleming (D) 94.6%Unopposed
House 106Tom Mehaffie (R) 62.8%Anju Singh (D) 36.9%
House 107Joanne Stehr (R) 97.3%Unopposed
House 108Michael Stender (R) 96.3%Unopposed
House 109Robert Leadbeter (R) 67%Nick McGaw (D) 32.7%
House 110Tina Pickett (R) 96.7%Unopposed
House 111Jonathan Fritz (R) 96.8%Unopposed
House 112Kyle Mullins (D) 100%Unopposed
House 113Kyle Donahue (D) 94.1%Unopposed
House 114Bridget Malloy Kosierowski (D) 94.4%Unopposed
House 115Maureen Madden (D) 53.4%Matt Long (R) 46.5%
House 116Dane Watro (R) 72.3%Deborah Adoff (D) 27.5%
House 117Jamie Walsh (R) 94.4%Unopposed
House 118Jim Haddock (D) 56.2%McKayla Kathio (R) 43.7%
House 119Alec Ryncavage (R) 62.9%Megan Kocher (D) 37.1%
House 120Brenda Pugh (R) 57.6%Fern Leard (D) 42.3%
House 121Eddie Pashinski (D) 55.2%Donald Disler (R) 44.7%
House 122Doyle Heffley (R) 97.7%Unopposed
House 123Tim Twardzik (R) 72.7%Michael Zvalaren (D) 27%
House 124Jamie Barton (R) 71.6%Tina Burns (D) 28.2%
House 125Joe Kerwin (R) 68.3%Gene Stilp (D) 31.5%
House 126Jacklyn Rusnock (D) 55.8%James Oswald (R) 44.1%
House 127Manny Guzman (D) 96.9%Unopposed
House 128Mark Gillen (R) 96%Unopposed
House 129Johanny Cepeda-Freytiz (D) 56.2%Susan Larkin (R) 43.6%
House 130David Maloney (R) 65.5%Rayne Reitnauer (D) 34.4%
House 131Milou Mackenzie (R) 57.2%Meriam Sabih (D) 42.7%
House 132Mike Schlossberg (D) 93.7%Unopposed
House 133Jeanne McNeill (D) 94.2%Unopposed
House 134Pete Schweyer (D) 94.9%Unopposed
House 135Steve Samuelson (D) 98.2%Unopposed
House 136Robert Freeman Sr. (D) 97.8%Unopposed
House 137Joe Emrick (R) 51.6%Anna Thomas (D) 48.3%
House 138Ann Flood (R) 65.2%Jared Bitting (D) 34.7%
House 139Jeff Olsommer (R) 67.2%Robin Schooley Skibber (D) 32.5%
House 140Jim Prokopiak (D) 53.9%Candace Cabanas (R) 45.8%
House 141Tina Davis (D) 64.8%Noah Boyd (R) 35.1%
House 142Joseph M. Hogan (R) 54.7%Anna Payne (D) 45.1%
House 143Shelby Labs (R) 56.3%Eleanor Breslin (D) 43.6%
House 144Brian Munroe (D) 51.2%Daniel McPhillips (R) 48.6%
House 145Craig Staats (R) 58.8%Vera Cole (D) 41%
House 146Joe Ciresi (D) 59.2%Michael J. McCloskey III (R) 40.7%
House 147Donna Scheuren (R) 58.5%Al Leach (D) 41.4%
House 148Mary Jo Daley (D) 95.3%Unopposed
House 149Tim Briggs (D) 94.3%Unopposed
House 150Joe Webster (D) 58.7%Simone Collins (R) 41%
House 151Melissa Cerrato (D) 61.3%Allen Anderson (R) 38.5%
House 152Nancy Guenst (D) 61.1%Tim Bertman (R) 38.8%
House 153Ben Sanchez (D) 65.6%Joseph J Rooney (R) 34.22%
House 154Napoleon Nelson (D) 80.1%Thomas Estilow (R) 19.7%
House 155Danielle Otten (D) 57.2%Rodney Simon II (R) 42.6%
House 156Chris Pielli (D) 58.6%Kris R. Vollrath (R) 41.3%
House 157Melissa Shusterman (D) 60.4%Regina Mauro (R) 39.4%
House 158Christina Sappey (D) 57.9%Tina Ayala (R) 42%
House 159Carol Kazeem (D) 91.7%Michael Bannon (R) 0.2%
House 160Craig Williams (R) 51.7%Elizabeth Moro (D) 48.1%
House 161Leanne Krueger (D) 58.1%John Mancinelli (R) 41.7%
House 162Dave Delloso (D) 56.6%Gabriella Mendez (R) 43.2%
House 163Heather Boyd (D) 63%Jeff Jones (R) 36.7%
House 164Gina Curry (D) 96.3%Unopposed
House 165Jenn O'Mara (D) 59.5%Liz Piazza (R) 40.3%
House 166Greg Vitali (D) 60.3%Kay Dugery (R) 39.6%
House 167Kristine Howard (D) 58.5%Melissa Dicranian (R) 41.4%
House 168Lisa Borowski (D) 58%Kathryn Buckley (R) 41.8%
House 169Kate Klunk (R) 95.1%Unopposed
House 170Martina White (R) 97.8%Unopposed
House 171Kerry Benninghoff (R) 96.2%Unopposed
House 172Sean Dougherty (D) 50.9%Aizaz Gill (R) 49%
House 173Pat Gallagher (D) 98.5%Unopposed
House 174Ed Neilson (D) 98.6%Unopposed
House 175Mary Isaacson (D) 99.1%Unopposed
House 176Jack Rader (R) 62.9%Hope Christman (D) 36.9%
House 177Joe Hohenstein (D) 98.4%Unopposed
House 178Kristin Marcell (R) 61.2%Paul Lang Jr. (D) 38.6%
House 179Jason Dawkins (D) 99.5%Unopposed
House 180José Giral (D) 99.4%Unopposed
House 181Malcolm Kenyatta (D) 98.9%Unopposed
House 182Ben Waxman (D) 99.1%Unopposed
House 183Zach Mako (R) 65.5%Joe Lenzi (D) 34.4%
House 184Elizabeth Fiedler (D) 99%Unopposed
House 185Regina Young (D) 98.7%Unopposed
House 186Jordan Harris (D) 99.2%Unopposed
House 187Gary Day (R) 55.2%Stefanie Rafes (D) 44.5%
House 188Rick Krajewski (D) 98.8%Unopposed
House 189Tarah Probst (D) 57.3%Lisa Vanwhy (R) 42.4%
House 190Roni Green (D) 99.7%Unopposed
House 191Joanna McClinton (D) 99.4%Unopposed
House 192Morgan Cephas (D) 99.6%Unopposed
House 193Torren Ecker (R) 96.6%Unopposed
House 194Tarik Khan (D) 100%Unopposed
House 195Keith Harris (D) 99.3%Unopposed
House 196Seth Grove (R) 95.3%Unopposed
House 197Danilo Burgos (D) 99.6%Unopposed
House 198Darisha Parker (D) 99.6%Unopposed
House 199Barb Gleim (R) 60.8%Rick Christie (D) 39%
House 200Chris Rabb (D) 99.6%Unopposed
House 201Andre Carroll (D) 99.6%Unopposed
House 202Jared Solomon (D) 99.1%Unopposed
House 203Anthony Bellmon (D) 99.4%Unopposed
Senate 1Nikil Saval (D) 99%Unopposed
Senate 3Sharif Street (D) 99.5%Unopposed
Senate 5Joe Picozzi (R) 50.3%Jimmy Dillon (D) 49.5%Flipped D to R; Incumbent defeated
Senate 7Vincent Hughes (D) 98.7%Unopposed
Senate 9John I Kane Sr. (D) 56%Mike Woodin (R) 43.8%
Senate 11Judy Schwank (D) 58.7%Lisha Rowe (R) 41.3%
Senate 13Scott Martin (R) 59.8%Trex Proffitt (D) 40.2%
Senate 15Patty Kim (D) 58.1%Nick DiFrancesco (R) 41.7%Flipped R to D
Senate 17Amanda Cappelletti (D) 68.3%Gregory Harris (R) 31.5%
Senate 19Carolyn Comitta (D) 56.5%Duane Milne (R) 43.4%
Senate 21Scott Hutchinson (R) 97.3%Unopposed
Senate 23Gene Yaw (R) 74.5%Kim Pitcher (D) 25.3%
Senate 25Cris Dush (R) 66.3%William McGill (D) 33.5%
Senate 27Lynda Culver (R) 72%Patricia Lawton (D) 27.9%
Senate 29Dave Argall (R) 70.9%John Zugarek (D) 26%, Timothy Henning (L) 3%
Senate 31Dawn Keefer (R) 60.8%Mark Temons (D) 39.1%
Senate 33Doug Mastriano (R) 68.9%Cameron Schroy (D) 30.9%
Senate 35Wayne Langerholc (R) 96.4%Unopposed
Senate 37Devlin Robinson (R) 52.8%Nicole Ruscitto (D) 47.1%
Senate 39Kim Ward (R) 96.8%Unopposed
Senate 41Joe Pittman (R) 97.2%Unopposed
Senate 43Jay Costa (D) 97.4%Unopposed
Senate 45Nick Pisciottano (D) 53%Jen Dintini (R) 46.8%
Senate 47Elder Vogel (R) 63.7%Kate Lennen (D) 36.2%
Senate 49Dan Laughlin (R) 54.1%Jim Wertz (D) 45.8%

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