2024 Pennsylvania House of Representatives election

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2024 Pennsylvania House of Representatives election
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  2022 November 5, 2024 (2024-11-05)2026 

All 203 seats in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives
102 seats needed for a majority
 Majority partyMinority party
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Leader Joanna McClinton Bryan Cutler
Party Democratic Republican
Leader sinceDecember 1, 2020 (2020-12-01)June 22, 2020 (2020-06-22) [1]
Leader's seat 191st 100th
Last election102101
Seats after102101
Seat changeSteady2.svgSteady2.svg
Popular vote2,971,7313,319,275
Percentage47.12%52.63%
SwingIncrease2.svg 1.36%Decrease2.svg 0.83%

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2024 Pennsylvania House of Representatives Vote Share map.svg
Results:
     Democratic hold     Republican hold
Vote share:
     50–60%     60–70%     70–80%     80–90%     >90%
     50–60%     60–70%     70–80%     80–90%     >90%

Speaker before election

Joanna McClinton [a]
Democratic

Elected Speaker

Joanna McClinton
Democratic

The 2024 elections for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives were held on November 5, 2024, with all districts up for election. The term of office for those elected in 2024 began when the House of Representatives convenes in January 2025. Pennsylvania State Representatives are elected for two-year terms, with all 203 seats up for election every two years. [2] The primary elections to choose the respective parties' nominees took place on April 23. [3]

Contents

On February 7, 2023, the Democratic Party affirmed its first majority in the chamber since 2010 after winning three special elections. [4] The 2024 elections saw no change in the partisan makeup of the House, with the Democrats maintaining a one-seat majority despite losing the popular vote. [5] [6] It was the only state legislative chamber in the country won by Democrats that was rated more competitive than Likely R / Likely D by CNalysis . [7]

Special elections

140th legislative district

Democrat John Galloway was elected magisterial district judge unopposed, succeeding District Judge Jan Vislosky upon her retirement. [8] House Speaker Joanna McClinton scheduled a special election for February 13, 2024.

2024 Pennsylvania House of Representatives special election, District 140 [9]
PartyCandidateVotes%
Democratic Jim Prokopiak 6,489 67.40
Republican Candace Cabanas3,08332.02
Write-in 560.58
Total votes9,597 100.00

Democratic nominee and Pennsbury School Board member Jim Prokopiak defeated Republican nominee Candace Cabanas of Falls Township. [10] [11]

139th legislative district

Republican Joseph Adams resigned from the House on February 9, 2024. [12] A special election was held on April 23. [13] Sterling Township supervisor Jeffrey Olsommer, the Republican nominee, defeated former Pike County Area Agency on Aging chair Robin Skibber, the Democratic nominee. [14]

2024 Pennsylvania House of Representatives special election, District 139 [15] [16]
PartyCandidateVotes%
Republican Jeffrey Olsommer 7,156 59.33
Democratic Robin Skibber4,71539.09
Write-in 1911.58
Total votes12,062 100.00

195th legislative district

Democrat Donna Bullock resigned on July 15. A special election was held on September 17. [17] Democratic 28th Philadelphia Ward leader Keith Harris was the only candidate on the ballot. [18]

2024 Pennsylvania House of Representatives special election, District 195 [19]
PartyCandidateVotes%
Democratic Keith Harris Unopposed
Total votes3,162 100.00

201st legislative district

Democrat Stephen Kinsey resigned on July 16. A special election was held on September 17. [17] Democrat Andre Carroll was the only candidate on the ballot. [18]

2024 Pennsylvania House of Representatives special election, District 201 [20]
PartyCandidateVotes%
Democratic Andre Carroll Unopposed
Total votes3,205 100.00

Results summary

Retiring incumbents

Democrats

  1. District 38: Nick Pisciottano retired to run for State Senate. [21]
  2. District 96: Mike Sturla withdrew after the primary election. [22]
  3. District 103: Patty Kim retired to run for State Senate. [23]
  4. District 126: Mark Rozzi retired. [24]

Republicans

  1. District 5: Barry Jozwiak retired. [25]
  2. District 14: Jim E. Marshall retired. [26]
  3. District 28: Rob Mercuri retired to run for U.S. House. [27]
  4. District 56: George Dunbar retired. [28]
  5. District 63: Donna Oberlander retired. [29]
  6. District 90: Paul Schemel retired. [30]
  7. District 92: Dawn Keefer retired to run for State Senate. [31]
  8. District 120: Aaron Kaufer retired. [32]
  9. District 187: Ryan Mackenzie retired to run for U.S. House. [33]

Incumbents defeated in primary

Democrats

  1. District 172: Kevin J. Boyle lost renomination to Sean Dougherty. [34]

Republicans

  1. District 80: Jim Gregory lost renomination to Scott Barger. [35]
  2. District 117: Mike Cabell lost renomination to Jamie Walsh. [36]

Primary elections

Source: [94] [95]

General election

Predictions

SourceRankingAs of
CNalysis [96] Tilt DFebruary 29, 2024

Overview

AffiliationCandidatesVotesVote %Seats Won
Republican 1523,319,27552.63101
Democratic 1582,971,73147.12102
Libertarian 412,0170.190
Constitution 13,8140.060
Total

District breakdown

DistrictPartyIncumbentStatusPartyCandidateVotes %
1 [97] Democratic Pat Harkins Reelected Democratic Pat Harkins 19,327100.00
2 [98] Democratic Robert Merski Reelected Democratic Robert Merski 19,80362.90
Republican Matt Strupczewski11,63936.97
3 [99] Democratic Ryan Bizzarro Reelected Democratic Ryan Bizzarro 22,01557.58
Republican Micah Goring16,15542.26
4 [100] Republican Jake Banta Reelected Republican Jake Banta 22,68667.54
Democratic Joe Cancilla10,84532.29
5 [101] Republican Barry Jozwiak Retired [25] Republican Eric Weaknecht 23,66466.72
Democratic Heather Hanna11,80133.28
6 [102] [103] Republican Brad Roae Reelected Republican Brad Roae 22,80269.96
Democratic Michael Walker9,79030.04
7 [104] Republican Parke Wentling Reelected Republican Parke Wentling 25,599100.00
8 [105] [106] Republican Aaron Bernstine Reelected Republican Aaron Bernstine 33,825100.00
9 [106] Republican Marla Brown Reelected Republican Marla Brown 27,029100.00
10 [107] Democratic Amen Brown Reelected Democratic Amen Brown 22,919100.00
11 [108] Republican Marci Mustello Reelected Republican Marci Mustello 29,48487.02
Libertarian Justin Konchar4,39712.98
12 [109] Republican Stephenie Scialabba Reelected Republican Stephenie Scialabba 27,84064.72
Democratic Robert Vigue15,10335.11
13 [110] Republican John Lawrence Reelected Republican John Lawrence 20,57258.01
Democratic Cristian Luna14,89141.99
14 [111] Republican Jim E. Marshall Retired [26] Republican Roman Kozak 24,27066.47
Democratic Kenya Johns12,91534.74
15 [111] [112] Republican Josh Kail Reelected Republican Josh Kail 24,76968.89
Democratic Ashlee Caul11,18531.11
16 [111] Democratic Robert Matzie Reelected Democratic Robert Matzie 18,19852.32
Republican Michael J. Perich16,58447.68
17 [104] [109] Republican Tim Bonner Reelected Republican Tim Bonner 29,173100.00
18 [113] Republican K.C. Tomlinson Reelected Republican K.C. Tomlinson 18,16155.52
Democratic Anand Patel14,46944.24
19 [114] Democratic Aerion Abney Reelected Democratic Aerion Abney 22,645100.00
20 [115] Democratic Emily Kinkead Reelected Democratic Emily Kinkead 21,32259.12
Republican Matt Kruth14,67840.70
21 [116] Democratic Lindsay Powell Reelected Democratic Lindsay Powell 29,301100.00
22 [117] Democratic Joshua Siegel Reelected Democratic Joshua Siegel 13,282100.00
23 [118] Democratic Dan Frankel Reelected Democratic Dan Frankel 29,844100.00
24 [119] Democratic La'Tasha D. Mayes Reelected Democratic La'Tasha D. Mayes 27,962100.00
25 [120] Democratic Brandon Markosek Reelected Democratic Brandon Markosek 20,86559.50
Republican John Ritter14,14040.32
26 [110] Democratic Paul Friel Reelected Democratic Paul Friel 22,42157.35
Republican Shawn Blickley16,67542.65
27 [121] Democratic Dan Deasy Reelected Democratic Dan Deasy 26,101100.00
28 [122] Republican Rob Mercuri Retired [27] Republican Jeremy Shaffer 23,22856.96
Democratic Bill Petulla17,51442.94
29 [113] Democratic Tim Brennan Reelected Democratic Tim Brennan 25,17655.56
Republican Steve Mekanik19,11842.19
Libertarian Rob Ronky9632.13
30 [123] Democratic Arvind Venkat Reelected Democratic Arvind Venkat 21,89654.26
Republican Nathan Wolfe17,74843.98
Libertarian William Johnson Baierl6761.68
31 [113] Democratic Perry Warren Reelected Democratic Perry Warren 27,83758.75
Republican Bernie Sauer19,47741.11
32 [124] Democratic Joe McAndrew Reelected Democratic/Republican [c] Joe McAndrew 31,207100.00
33 [125] Democratic Mandy Steele Reelected Democratic Mandy Steele 20,03055.70
Republican Gary Lotz15,86744.12
34 [126] Democratic Abigail Salisbury Reelected Democratic Abigail Salisbury 30,209100.00
35 [127] Democratic Matt Gergely Reelected Democratic Matt Gergely 23,550100.00
36 [128] Democratic Jessica Benham Reelected Democratic Jessica Benham 22,25377.83
Libertarian Ross Sylvester5,98120.92
37 [129] Republican Mindy Fee Reelected Republican Mindy Fee 26,13166.70
Democratic John George13,00233.19
38 [130] Democratic Nick Pisciottano Retired [21] Democratic John Inglis 19,55955.42
Republican Stone Sobieralski15,67544.42
39 [131] [132] Republican Andrew Kuzma Reelected Republican Andrew Kuzma 23,80862.07
Democratic Angela Girol14,54637.93
40 [133] [134] Republican Natalie Mihalek Reelected Republican Natalie Mihalek 25,16560.37
Democratic Peter Kohnke16,51839.63
41 [129] Republican Brett Miller Reelected Republican Brett Miller 19,92655.61
Democratic Brad Chambers15,87044.29
42 [135] Democratic Dan Miller Reelected Democratic Dan Miller 26,93266.57
Republican Joseph Leckenby13,43633.21
43 [129] Republican Keith Greiner Reelected Republican Keith Greiner 23,834100.00
44 [136] Republican Valerie Gaydos Reelected Republican Valerie Gaydos 20,81153.75
Democratic Hadley Haas17,87246.15
45 [137] Democratic Anita Astorino Kulik Reelected Democratic Anita Astorino Kulik 21,04557.98
Republican James Julius15,19241.86
46 [138] [139] Republican Jason Ortitay Reelected Republican Jason Ortitay 22,88862.16
Democratic Alex Taylor13,93137.94
47 [140] Republican Joe D'Orsie Reelected Republican Joe D'Orsie 22,32262.84
Democratic Edward Ritter13,20137.16
48 [141] Republican Tim O'Neal Reelected Republican Tim O'Neal 24,213100.00
49 [129] Democratic Ismail Smith-Wade-El Reelected Democratic Ismail Smith-Wade-El 18,064100.00
50 [142] [143] Republican Bud Cook Reelected Republican Bud Cook 20,42469.11
Democratic Drew Ross Manko [d] 9,13130.89
51 [145] Republican Charity Grimm Krupa Reelected Republican Charity Grimm Krupa 19,94565.67
Democratic George Huck Rattay10,42534.33
52 [146] Republican Ryan Warner Reelected Republican Ryan Warner 25,794100.00
53 [147] Democratic Steve Malagari Reelected Democratic Steve Malagari 21,05760.22
Republican Cheryl Bonavita13,91239.78
54 [147] Democratic Greg Scott Reelected Democratic Greg Scott 18,58469.67
Republican Martin Dickerson8,09230.33
55 [148] Republican Jill Cooper Reelected Republican Jill Cooper 26,38967.64
Democratic Davon Magwood12,53532.13
56 [149] Republican George Dunbar Retired [28] Republican Brian Rasel 32,092100.00
57 [150] Republican Eric Nelson Reelected Republican Eric Nelson 29,981100.00
58 [151] Republican Eric Davanzo Reelected Republican Eric Davanzo 25,27669.07
Democratic Cherri Rogers11,25830.76
59 [152] Republican Leslie Rossi Reelected Republican Leslie Rossi 27,20269.69
Democratic Margie Zelenak11,77630.17
60 [153] [154] Republican Abby Major Reelected Republican Abby Major 27,276100.00
61 [155] Democratic Liz Hanbidge Reelected Democratic Liz Hanbidge 25,06860.88
Republican Michelle Rupp16,10939.12
62 [156] Republican James Struzzi Reelected Republican James Struzzi 28,152100.00
63 [157] [158] Republican Donna Oberlander Retired [29] Republican Josh Bashline 27,01780.03
Democratic Pat Ritchie6,74219.97
64 [159] [160] Republican Lee James Reelected Republican Lee James 25,45686.97
Constitution Ron Johnson3,81413.03
65 [161] [162] [163] Republican Kathy Rapp Reelected Republican Kathy Rapp 23,14572.96
Democratic Erin Willman8,57727.04
66 [164] [165] Republican Brian Smith Reelected Republican Brian Smith 28,232100.00
67 [166] [167] [168] Republican Martin Causer Reelected Republican Martin Causer 25,13581.91
Democratic Rajeev Pradhan5,55118.09
68 [169] [170] Republican Clint Owlett Reelected Republican Clint Owlett 29,716100.00
69 [171] Republican Carl Walker Metzgar Reelected Republican Carl Walker Metzgar 32,670100.00
70 [155] Democratic Matthew Bradford Reelected Democratic Matthew Bradford 24,57060.17
Republican Ed Moye16,26739.83
71 [171] [172] Republican James Rigby Reelected Republican James Rigby 30,204100.00
72 [173] Democratic Frank Burns Reelected Democratic Frank Burns 16,78051.24
Republican Amy Bradley15,85148.41
73 [174] [175] Republican Dallas Kephart Reelected Republican Dallas Kephart 28,465100.00
74 [110] Democratic Dan K. Williams Reelected Democratic Dan K. Williams 17,66755.05
Republican Dale Hensel14,42844.95
75 [175] [176] Republican Michael Armanini Reelected Republican Michael Armanini 30,415100.00
76 [177] [178] Republican Stephanie Borowicz Reelected Republican Stephanie Borowicz 21,39369.35
Democratic Denise Maris9,45330.65
77 [179] Democratic H. Scott Conklin Reelected Democratic H. Scott Conklin 18,54861.36
Republican Marie Librizzi11,68238.64
78 [180] [181] Republican Jesse Topper Reelected Republican Jesse Topper 31,152100.00
79 [182] Republican Louis Schmitt Jr. Reelected Republican Louis Schmitt Jr. 25,629100.00
80 [182] [183] Republican Jim Gregory Lost primary Republican Scott Barger 30,518100.00
81 [183] [184] Republican Rich Irvin Reelected Republican Rich Irvin 26,84079.37
Democratic Sean Steeg6,97520.63
82 [179] Democratic Paul Takac Reelected Democratic Paul Takac 16,55853.80
Republican Therese Hollen14,22146.20
83 [178] [185] Republican Jamie Flick Reelected Republican Jamie Flick 23,285100.00
84 [185] [186] Republican Joe Hamm Reelected Republican Joe Hamm 33,611100.00
85 [178] [187] [188] [189] Republican David H. Rowe Reelected Republican David H. Rowe 24,97771.83
Democratic Nick Jacobson9,79328.17
86 [188] [190] Republican Perry A. Stambaugh Reelected Republican Perry A. Stambaugh 29,341100.00
87 [191] Republican Thomas Kutz Reelected Republican Thomas Kutz 24,86161.69
Democratic John Flood15,44038.31
88 [191] Republican Sheryl M. Delozier Reelected Republican Sheryl M. Delozier 20,88255.15
Democratic Sara Agerton16,98344.85
89 [184] Republican Rob Kauffman Reelected Republican Rob Kauffman 24,53170.88
Democratic Noah Kreischer10,01428.94
90 [184] Republican Paul Schemel Retired [30] Republican Chad Reichard 29,817100.00
91 [192] Republican Dan Moul Reelected Republican Dan Moul 30,080100.00
92 [193] Republican Dawn Keefer Retired [31] Republican Marc Anderson 27,93870.47
Democratic Dan Almoney11,71029.53
93 [194] Republican Mike Jones Reelected Republican Mike Jones 29,780100.00
94 [195] Republican Wendy Fink Reelected Republican Wendy Fink 27,766100.00
95 [196] Democratic Carol Hill-Evans Reelected Democratic Carol Hill-Evans 12,81259.14
Republican Jasmine Rivera8,85240.86
96 [129] Democratic Mike Sturla Withdrew [22] Democratic Nikki Rivera 21,24460.22
Republican Eric Beezer13,95539.55
97 [129] Republican Steven Mentzer Reelected Republican Steven Mentzer 23,84661.73
Democratic Bob Rudy14,73238.14
98 [129] [197] Republican Tom Jones Reelected Republican Tom Jones 24,70664.41
Democratic Lynn McCleary13,65035.59
99 [129] [101] Republican David H. Zimmerman Reelected Republican David H. Zimmerman 26,561100.00
100 [129] Republican Bryan Cutler Reelected Republican Bryan Cutler 23,316100.00
101 [197] Republican John A. Schlegel Reelected Republican John A. Schlegel 23,371100.00
102 [197] Republican Russ Diamond Reelected Republican Russ Diamond 27,886100.00
103 [198] [199] Democratic Patty Kim Retired [23] Democratic Nate Davidson 18,89660.56
Republican Cindi Ward12,30839.44
104 [200] Democratic Dave Madsen Reelected Democratic Dave Madsen 19,066100.00
105 [201] Democratic Justin C. Fleming Reelected Democratic Justin C. Fleming 25,941100.00
106 [202] Republican Tom Mehaffie Reelected Republican Tom Mehaffie 23,61562.84
Democratic Anju Singh13,85536.87
107 [203] [204] Republican Joanne Stehr Reelected Republican Joanne Stehr 28,129100.00
108 [204] [205] Republican Michael Stender Reelected Republican Michael Stender 27,794100.00
109 [206] Republican Robert Leadbeter Reelected Republican Robert Leadbeter 21,60567.21
Democratic Nick McGraw10,54032.79
110 [170] [207] Republican Tina Pickett Reelected Republican Tina Pickett 30,496100.00
111 [208] [209] Republican Jonathan Fritz Reelected Republican Jonathan Fritz 31,528100.00
112 [210] Democratic Kyle Mullins Reelected Democratic Kyle Mullins 26,329100.00
113 [210] Democratic Kyle Donahue Reelected Democratic Kyle Donahue 19,389100.00
114 [211] Democratic Bridget Malloy Kosierowski Reelected Democratic Bridget Malloy Kosierowski 24,473100.00
115 [212] Democratic Maureen Madden Reelected Democratic Maureen Madden 15,95553.45
Republican Matt Long13,89446.55
116 [203] [213] Republican Dane Watro Reelected Republican Dane Watro 15,23772.46
Democratic Deborah Adoff5,79227.54
117 [214] Republican Mike Cabell Lost Primary Republican Jamie Walsh 28,188100.00
118 [211] [215] Democratic Jim Haddock Reelected Democratic Jim Haddock 19,80156.24
Republican McKayla Kathio15,40443.76
119 [216] Republican Alec Ryncavage Reelected Republican Alec Ryncavage 18,03162.93
Democratic Megan Kocher10,62337.07
120 [217] Republican Aaron Kaufer Retired [32] Republican Brenda Pugh 18,70057.64
Democratic Fern Leard13,74042.36
121 [218] Democratic Eddie Day Pashinski Reelected Democratic Eddie Day Pashinski 11,69255.28
Republican Dino Disler9,45944.72
122 [219] Republican Doyle Heffley Reelected Republican Doyle Heffley 28,006100.00
123 [203] Republican Timothy Twardzik Reelected Republican Timothy Twardzik 23,37172.90
Democratic Michael Zvalaren8,68627.10
124 [101] [220] Republican Jamie Barton Reelected Republican Jamie Barton 24,23671.71
Democratic Tina Burns9,56228.29
125 [221] Republican Joe Kerwin Reelected Republican Joe Kerwin 26,61268.30
Democratic Gene Stilp 12,26431.48
126 [101] Democratic Mark Rozzi Retired [24] Democratic Jacklyn Rusnock 14,00555.89
Republican James Oswald11,05244.11
127 [222] Democratic Manny Guzman Jr. Reelected Democratic Manny Guzman Jr. 12,684100.00
128 [222] Republican Mark M. Gillen Reelected Republican Mark M. Gillen 28,117100.00
129 [222] Democratic Johanny Cepeda-Freytiz Reelected Democratic Johanny Cepeda-Freytiz 14,80856.33
Republican Susan Larkin11,47943.67
130 [222] Republican David Maloney Reelected Republican David Maloney 24,32065.60
Democratic Rayne Reitnauer12,75134.40
131 [155] [117] [223] Republican Milou Mackenzie Reelected Republican Milou Mackenzie 23,51457.23
Democratic Meriam Sabih17,57042.77
132 [117] Democratic Mike Schlossberg Reelected Democratic Mike Schlossberg 26,659100.00
133 [117] Democratic Jeanne McNeill Reelected Democratic Jeanne McNeill 24,035100.00
134 [117] Democratic Peter Schweyer Reelected Democratic Peter Schweyer 19,124100.00
135 [223] Democratic Steve Samuelson Reelected Democratic Steve Samuelson 22,656100.00
136 [223] Democratic Robert L. Freeman Reelected Democratic Robert L. Freeman 19,607100.00
137 [223] Republican Joe Emrick Reelected Republican Joe Emrick 20,48551.66
Democratic Anna Thomas19,16948.34
138 [223] Republican Ann Flood Reelected Republican Ann Flood 25,79165.23
Democratic Jared Bitting13,74734.77
139 [209] [224] Republican Jeffrey Olsommer Reelected Republican Jeffrey Olsommer 26,23467.38
Democratic Robin Schooley Skibber12,70132.62
140 [113] Democratic Jim Prokopiak Reelected Democratic Jim Prokopiak 17,58753.90
Republican Candace Cabanas14,95845.84
141 [113] Democratic Tina Davis Reelected Democratic Tina Davis 20,96064.77
Republican Noah Boyd11,34535.06
142 [113] Republican Joe Hogan Reelected Republican Joe Hogan 21,22654.74
Democratic Anna Payne17,49245.11
143 [113] Republican Shelby Labs Reelected Republican Shelby Labs 24,37056.29
Democratic Eleanor Breslin18,86643.57
144 [113] Democratic Brian Munroe Reelected Democratic Brian Munroe 20,55351.23
Republican Daniel J. McPhillips19,48848.57
145 [113] Republican Craig Staats Reelected Republican Craig Staats 22,67858.83
Democratic Vera Cole15,82141.04
146 [155] Democratic Joe Ciresi Reelected Democratic Joe Ciresi 20,72659.29
Republican Michael J. McCloskey III14,23340.71
147 [225] Republican Donna Scheuren Reelected Republican Donna Scheuren 23,79258.56
Democratic Albert Leach16,83541.44
148 [225] Democratic Mary Jo Daley Reelected Democratic Mary Jo Daley 34,119100.00
149 [225] Democratic Tim Briggs Reelected Democratic Tim Briggs 30,339100.00
150 [225] Democratic Joe Webster Relected Democratic Joe Webster 22,35958.87
Republican Simone Collins 15,62441.13
151 [226] Democratic Melissa Cerrato Reelected Democratic Melissa Cerrato 24,97561.44
Republican Allen Arthur Anderson15,67238.56
152 [226] Democratic Nancy Guenst Reelected Democratic Nancy Guenst 21,58361.17
Republican Tim Bertman13,69938.83
153 [226] Democratic Ben Sanchez Reelected Democratic Ben Sanchez 25,73965.72
Republican Joseph J. Rooney13,42734.28
154 [226] Democratic Napoleon Nelson Reelected Democratic Napoleon Nelson 31,17980.30
Republican Thom Estilow7,64819.70
155 [227] Democratic Danielle Friel Otten Reelected Democratic Danielle Friel Otten 23,36257.32
Republican Rodney Simon17,39642.68
156 [227] Democratic Chris Pielli Reelected Democratic Chris Pielli 22,78658.66
Republican Kris R. Vollrath16,05941.34
157 [227] Democratic Melissa Shusterman Reelected Democratic Melissa Shusterman 25,14160.51
Republican Regina Mauro16,40839.49
158 [227] Democratic Christina Sappey Reelected Democratic Christina Sappey 22,05257.98
Republican Tina Ayala15,98342.02
159 [228] Democratic Carol Kazeem Reelected Democratic Carol Kazeem 20,161100.00
160 [229] [230] Republican Craig Williams Reelected Republican Craig Williams 21,83451.80
Democratic Elizabeth R. Moro20,31348.20
161 [231] Democratic Leanne Krueger Reelected Democratic Leanne Krueger 22,39358.20
Republican John Mancinelli Jr.16,08441.80
162 [232] Democratic David Delloso Reelected Democratic David Delloso 19,81556.68
Republican Gabriella Mendez15,14343.32
163 [233] Democratic Heather Boyd Reelected Democratic Heather Boyd 21,02263.21
Republican Jeffrey O. Jones12,23836.79
164 [234] Democratic Gina Curry Reelected Democratic Gina Curry 21,017100.00
165 [235] Democratic Jennifer O'Mara Reelected Democratic Jennifer O'Mara 24,65959.58
Republican Liz Piazza16,73040.42
166 [236] Democratic Greg Vitali Reelected Democratic Greg Vitali 25,23360.37
Republican Kay Dugery16,56539.63
167 [229] Democratic Kristine Howard Reelected Democratic Kristine Howard 23,30158.57
Republican Melissa Dicranian16,48441.43
168 [237] Democratic Lisa Borowski Reelected Democratic Lisa Borowski 22,63458.10
Republican Kathryn Buckley16,32641.90
169 [238] Republican Kate Klunk Reelected Republican Kate Klunk 30,234100.00
170 [107] Republican Martina White Reelected Republican Martina White 19,768100.00
171 [187] [179] Republican Kerry Benninghoff Reelected Republican Kerry Benninghoff 28,501100.00
172 [107] Democratic Kevin J. Boyle Lost Primary Democratic Sean Dougherty 12,83650.94
Republican Aizaz Gill12,34048.97
173 [107] Democratic Patrick Gallagher Reelected Democratic Pat Gallagher 13,374100.00
174 [107] Democratic Ed Neilson Reelected Democratic Ed Neilson 15,011100.00
175 [107] Democratic Mary Isaacson Reelected Democratic Mary Isaacson 29,976100.00
176 [212] Republican Jack Rader Reelected Republican Jack Rader 21,42963.02
Democratic Hope Christman12,57636.98
177 [107] Democratic Joseph C. Hohenstein Reelected Democratic Joseph C. Hohenstein 17,234100.00
178 [113] Republican Kristin Marcell Reelected Republican Kristin Marcell 26,86461.23
Democratic Paul Lang Jr.16,93938.61
179 [107] Democratic Jason Dawkins Reelected Democratic Jason Dawkins 14,583100.00
180 [107] Democratic Jose Giral Reelected Democratic Jose Giral 11,487100.00
181 [107] Democratic Malcolm Kenyatta Reelected Democratic Malcolm Kenyatta 23,165100.00
182 [107] Democratic Ben Waxman Reelected Democratic Ben Waxman 32,994100.00
183 [117] [223] Republican Zach Mako Reelected Republican Zach Mako 25,68865.55
Democratic Joe Lenzi13,50334.45
184 [107] Democratic Elizabeth Fiedler Reelected Democratic Elizabeth Fiedler 20,306100.00
185 [107] [239] Democratic Regina Young Reelected Democratic Regina Young 19,366100.00
186 [107] Democratic Jordan A. Harris Reelected Democratic Jordan A. Harris 27,658100.00
187 [117] Republican Ryan Mackenzie Retired [33] Republican Gary Day 21,99455.36
Democratic Stefanie Rafes17,73844.64
188 [107] Democratic Rick Krajewski Reelected Democratic Rick Krajewski 26,408100.00
189 [212] [240] Democratic Tarah Probst Reelected Democratic Tarah Probst 16,97057.50
Republican Lisa VanWhy12,54242.50
190 [107] Democratic G. Roni Green Reelected Democratic G. Roni Green 24,492100.00
191 [107] [241] Democratic Joanna E. McClinton Reelected Democratic Joanna E. McClinton 23,939100.00
192 [107] Democratic Morgan Cephas Reelected Democratic Morgan Cephas 26,635100.00
193 [198] [242] Republican Torren Ecker Reelected Republican Torren Ecker 27,826100.00
194 [107] Democratic Tarik Khan Reelected Democratic Tarik Khan 29,784100.00
195 [107] Democratic Keith Harris Reelected Democratic Keith Harris 26,653100.00
196 [243] Republican Seth Grove Reelected Republican Seth Grove 30,637100.00
197 [244] Democratic Danilo Burgos Reelected Democratic Danilo Burgos 16,952100.00
198 [244] Democratic Darisha Parker Reelected Democratic Darisha Parker 23,842100.00
199 [198] Republican Barbara Gleim Reelected Republican Barbara Gleim 20,93560.89
Democratic Rick Christie13,44739.11
200 [244] Democratic Chris Rabb Reelected Democratic Chris Rabb 35,743100.00
201 [244] Democratic Andre Carroll Reelected Democratic Andre Carroll 26,154100.00
202 [244] Democratic Jared Solomon Reelected Democratic Jared Solomon 10,586100.00
203 [244] Democratic Anthony A. Bellmon Reelected Democratic Anthony A. Bellmon 17,389100.00


Notes

  1. Democrat Mark Rozzi briefly served as speaker following the 2022 elections, but resigned the position for McClinton on February 28, 2023.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Won as a write-in candidate
  3. Representative Joe McAndrew ran as a Democrat, but appeared on the ballot as both a Democrat and a Republican after also winning the Republican nomination via write-in votes.
  4. Stephanie Waggett won the Democratic nomination via write-in votes, but withdrew from the race. Drew Ross Manko was selected to replace Waggett. [144]

See also

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