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Dave Sunday
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Attorney General of Pennsylvania
Assumed office
January 21, 2025
Republican Dave Sunday 3,496,679 50.81% +4.48
Democratic Eugene DePasquale 3,179,37646.20%−4.65
Libertarian Rob Cowburn88,8351.29%−0.48
Green Richard Weiss68,0460.99%−0.05
Constitution Justin Magill31,2820.45%N/A
Forward Eric Settle18,1510.26%N/A
Total votes6,882,369 100.00% N/A
Republican gain from Democratic

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