2024 Pennsylvania House of Representatives election

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All 203 seats in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives
102 seats needed for a majority


Leader	Joanna McClinton	Bryan Cutler
Party	Democratic	Republican
Leader since	December 1, 2020 (2020-12-01)	June 22, 2020 (2020-06-22)^[1]
Leader's seat	191st	100th
Last election	102	101
Current seats	102	101

Map of the incumbents:
Democratic incumbent Democratic incumbent retiring
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Incumbent Speaker

Joanna McClinton^[a]
Democratic

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Government

The 2024 elections for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives will be held on November 5, 2024, with all districts up for election. The term of office for those elected in 2024 will begin 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 will take place on April 23.^[3]

On February 7, 2023, Democrats affirmed their first majority in the chamber since 2010 after winning 3 special elections.^[4]

Special elections

140th legislative district

Democrat John Galloway was elected magisterial district judge unopposed, succeeding District Judge Jan Vislosky upon her retirement.^[5] House Speaker Joanna McClinton scheduled a special election for February 13, 2024.

2024 Pennsylvania House of Representatives special election, District 140^[6]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Jim Prokopiak	6,489	67.40
	Republican	Candace Cabanas	3,083	32.02
	Write-in		56	0.58
Total votes			9,597	100.00

Democratic nominee and Pennsbury School Board member Jim Prokopiak defeated Republican nominee Candace Cabanas of Falls Township.^[7]^[8]

139th legislative district

Republican Joseph Adams resigned from the House on February 9, 2024.^[9] A special election was held on April 23.^[10] Sterling Township supervisor Jeffrey Olsommer, the Republican nominee, defeated former Pike County Area Agency on Aging chair Robin Skibber, the Democratic nominee.^[11]

2024 Pennsylvania House of Representatives special election, District 139^[12]^[13]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Jeffrey Olsommer	7,156	59.33
	Democratic	Robin Skibber	4,715	39.09
	Write-in		191	1.58
Total votes			12,062	100.00

Results summary

Retiring incumbents

Democrats

District 38: Nick Pisciottano is retiring to run for State Senate.^[14]
District 103: Patty Kim is retiring to run for State Senate.^[15]
District 126: Mark Rozzi is retiring.^[16]
District 201: Stephen Kinsey is retiring.^[17]

Republicans

District 5: Barry Jozwiak is retiring.^[18]
District 14: Jim E. Marshall is retiring.^[19]
District 28: Rob Mercuri is retiring to run for U.S. House.^[20]
District 56: George Dunbar is retiring.^[21]
District 63: Donna Oberlander is retiring.^[22]
District 90: Paul Schemel is retiring.^[23]
District 92: Dawn Keefer is retiring to run for State Senate.^[24]
District 120: Aaron Kaufer is retiring.^[25]
District 187: Ryan Mackenzie is retiring to run for U.S. House.^[26]

Incumbents defeated in primary

Democrats

District 172: Kevin J. Boyle lost renomination to Sean Michael Dougherty.^[27]

Republicans

District 80: Jim Gregory lost renomination to Scott D. Barger.^[28]

Primary elections

Democratic primary

2024 Pennsylvania House of Representatives elections
Democratic Primary
District	Candidates	Votes	Percent
1	Pat Harkins	Unopposed
2	Robert Merski	Unopposed
3	Ryan Bizzarro	Unopposed
4	Joseph Cancilla	Unopposed
5	Heather Hanna	Unopposed
6	Michael Walker	Unopposed
7	No candidate filed for party.
8	No candidate filed for party.
9	No candidate filed for party.
10^[29]	Amen Brown	2,991	40.10
	Cass Green	2,947	39.51
	Sajda Blackwell	1,496	20.06
11	No candidate filed for party.
12	Robert Vigue	Unopposed
13	Cristian Luna-Valente	Unopposed
14	Kenya Johns	Unopposed
15	Ashlee Anne Caul	Unopposed
16	Robert Matzie	Unopposed
17	No candidate filed for party.
18	Anand Gunvant Patel	Unopposed
19	Aerion Abney	Unopposed
20	Emily Kinkead	Unopposed
21	Lindsay Powell	Unopposed
22	Joshua Siegel	Unopposed
23	Dan Frankel	Unopposed
24	La'Tasha Mayes	Unopposed
25	Brandon Markosek	Unopposed
26	Paul Friel	Unopposed
27	Dan Deasy	Unopposed
28	William Petulla	Unopposed
29	Tim Brennan	Unopposed
30	Arvind Venkat	Unopposed
31	Perry Warren	Unopposed
32^[30]	Joe McAndrew	6,803	70.40
32^[30]	Pauline Calabrese	2,836	29.35
33	Mandy Steele	Unopposed
34^[31]	Abigail Salisbury	8,111	62.86
34^[31]	Ashley Comans	4,756	36.86
35	Matthew Gergely	Unopposed
36	Jessica Benham	Unopposed
37	John George	Unopposed
38^[32]	John Inglis	3,182	34.43
	Victoria Schmotzer	3,144	34.02
	Anthony J. Olasz	2,885	31.22
39	Angela Girol	Unopposed
40^[33]^[34]^[35]	Peter Kohnke^[b]	860	63.19
41	Bradford Terrell Chambers	Unopposed
42	Dan Miller	Unopposed
43	No candidate filed for party.
44	Hadley Haas	Unopposed
45	Anita Kulik	Unopposed
46	Alexander Taylor	Unopposed
47^[36]	Edward Ritter^[b]	407	39.79
48	No candidate filed for party.
49	Ismail Smith-Wade-El	Unopposed
50^[37]^[38]	Stephanie Waggett^[b]	413	37.44
51	George Anthony Rattay	Unopposed
52	No candidate filed for party.
53	Steve Malagari	Unopposed
54	Greg Scott	Unopposed
55^[39]	Davon Magwood^[b]	354	53.56
56	No candidate filed for party.
57	No candidate filed for party.
58	Cherri Lynn Rogers	Unopposed
59	Margaret A. Zelenak	Unopposed
60	No candidate filed for party.
61	Liz Hanbidge	Unopposed
62	No candidate filed for party.
63	Pat Ritchie	Unopposed
64	No candidate filed for party.
65^[40]^[41]^[42]	Erin Willman^[b]	508	76.51
66	No candidate filed for party.
67	Rajeev N. Pradhan	Unopposed
68	No candidate filed for party.
69	No candidate filed for party.
70	Matthew Bradford	Unopposed
71	No candidate filed for party.
72	Frank Burns	Unopposed
73	No candidate filed for party.
74	Dan K. Williams	Unopposed
75	No candidate filed for party.
76	Denise I. Maris	Unopposed
77	H. Scott Conklin	Unopposed
78	No candidate filed for party.
79	No candidate filed for party.
80	No candidate filed for party.
81	Sean C. Steeg	Unopposed
82	Paul Takac	Unopposed
83	No candidate filed for party.
84	No candidate filed for party.
85	Nicholas Jacobson	Unopposed
86	No candidate filed for party.
87	John Patrick Flood Jr.	Unopposed
88	Sara Agerton	Unopposed
89	Noah Kreischer	Unopposed
90	No candidate filed for party.
91	No candidate filed for party.
92	Daniel Almoney	Unopposed
93	No candidate filed for party.
94	No candidate filed for party.
95	Carol Hill-Evans	Unopposed
96	Mike Sturla	Unopposed
97	Robert James Rudy	Unopposed
98^[43]^[44]	Lynn McCleary^[b]	589	75.90
99	No candidate filed for party.
100	No candidate filed for party.
101	No candidate filed for party.
102	No candidate filed for party.
103^[45]^[46]	Nathan Davidson	2,114	29.62
	Mercedes Evans	1,632	22.87
	Tina Nixon	1,600	22.42
	Jesse Monoski	1,291	18.09
	Laura Harding	486	6.81
104	Dave Madsen	Unopposed
105	Justin C. Fleming	Unopposed
106^[47]	Anju Singh^[b]	441	42.49
107	No candidate filed for party.
108	No candidate filed for party.
109	Nicholas S. McGaw	Unopposed
110	No candidate filed for party.
111	No candidate filed for party.
112	Kyle Mullins	8,065	100.0
113	Kyle Donahue	5,350	100.0
114	Bridget Malloy Kosierowski	6,685	100.0
115	Maureen Madden	3,486	100.0
116	Deborah L. Adoff	1,892	100.0
117	No candidate filed for party.
118	Jim Haddock	6,518	100.0
119	Megan Kocher	4,533	100.0
120	Fern Leard	3,448	59.78
120	John P. Morgan	2,320	40.22
121	Eddie Day Pashinski	3,690	100.0
122	No candidate filed for party.
123	Michael Zvalaren III	3,550	100.0
124	Tina M. Burns	3,151	100.0
125	Gene Stilp	4,415	100.0
126	Jacklyn Rusnock	3,214	100.0
127	Manny Guzman	1,864	100.0
128	No candidate filed for party.
129	Johanny Cepeda-Freytiz	3,198	100.0
130	Rayne R. Reitnauer	3,678	100.0
131	Meriam H. Sabih	4,161	72.4
131	Jayharon Santos	1,586	27.6
132	Michael Schlossberg	5,868	100.0
133	Jeanne McNeill	5,282	100.0
134	Peter Schweyer	3,642	100.0
135	Steve Samuelson	5,477	100.0
136	Robert L. Freeman	4,015	77.48
136	Taiba Sultana	1,167	22.52
137	Anna Thomas	5,969	100.0
138	Jared Peter Bitting	4,336	100.0
139	Robin Schooley Skibber	3,975	100.0
140	Jim Prokopiak	5,231	100.0
141	Tina Davis	5,000	100.0
142	Anna Payne	6,032	100.0
143	Eleanor M. Breslin	5,555	100.0
144	Brian Munroe	6,426	100.0
145	Vera J. Cole	4,699	100.0
146	Joe Ciresi	4,839	100.0
147	Albert Leach	4,272	100.0
148	Mary Jo Daley	10,859	100.0
149	Tim Briggs	7,545	100.0
150	Joe Webster	5,995	100.0
151	Melissa Cerrato	6,847	100.0
152	Nancy Guenst	6,161	100.0
153	Ben Sanchez	8,697	100.0
154	Napoleon Nelson	11,445	100.0
155	Danielle Friel Otten	5,774	100.0
156	Chris Pielli	6,184	100.0
157	Melissa Shusterman	6,892	100.0
158	Christina Sappey	5,696	100.0
159	Carol Kazeem	3,226	77.1
159	Darren Alexander Laws Sr.	958	22.9
160	Elizabeth Rhein Moro	5,509	100.0
161	Leanne Krueger	5,731	100.0
162	David Delloso	4,368	100.0
163	Heather Boyd	5,042	100.0
164	Gina Curry	4,668	100.0
165	Jennifer O'Mara	7,228	100.0
166	Greg Vitali	8,445	100.0
167	Kristine Howard	6,262	100.0
168	Lisa Borowski	6,090	100.0
169	No candidate filed for party.
170	No candidate filed for party.
171	No candidate filed for party.
172	Kevin J. Boyle	1,347	27.09
172	Sean Michael Dougherty	3,626	72.91
173	Pat Gallagher	3,388	100.0
174	Ed Neilson	3,543	100.0
175	Mary Isaacson	8,897	100.0
176	Hope E. Christman	3,372	100.0
177	Joseph C. Hohenstein	3,683	100.0
178	Emma Rosenthal	5,679	100.0
179	Jason Dawkins	2,764	100.0
180	Jose Giral	1,471	100.0
181	Jamillah Naderah Griffin	469	9.06
	Malcolm Kenyatta	3,835	74.12
	Lewis Nash Sr.	870	16.81
182	Ben Waxman	10,709	100.0
183	Joseph William Lenzi	4,708	100.0
184	Elizabeth Fiedler	6,760	100.0
185	Regina Young	4,857	100.0
186	Jordan A. Harris	7,603	100.0
187	Stefanie Rafes	4,843	100.0
188	Rick Krajewski	6,581	83.62
188	Tony Dphax King	1,289	16.38
189	Tarah Probst	3,452	100.0
190	G. Roni Green	4,784	67.3
190	James Love Jackson	2,324	32.7
191	Joanna McClinton	6,463	100.0
192	Morgan Cephas	8,066	100.0
193	No candidate filed for party.
194	Tarik Khan	9,595	100.0
195	Donna Bullock	7,900	100.0
196	No candidate filed for party.
197	Danilo Burgos	3,079	100.0
198	Darisha Parker	6,619	100.0
199	Richard E. Christie Jr.	3,564	78.33
199	Montana Hartman	986	21.67
200	Chris Rabb	15,132	100.0
201	Andre Carroll	8,053	100.0
202	Jared Solomon	2,020	100.0
203	Anthony A. Bellmon	3,832	100.0

Republican primary

2024 Pennsylvania House of Representatives elections
Republican Primary
District	Candidates	Votes	Percent
1	No candidate filed for party.
2	Matthew L. Strupczewski	3,236	100.0
3	Micah Goring	4,777	100.0
4	Jake Banta	5,394	100.0
5	Eric Weaknecht	5,530	100.0
6	Brad Roae	5,775	100.0
7	Parke Wentling	4,196	100.0
8	Aaron Bernstine	7,530	100.0
9	Marla Brown	4,772	100.0
10	No candidate filed for party.
11	Marci Mustello	5,272	63.13
11	Ryan Covert	3,079	36.87
12	Stephenie Scialabba	6,088	100.0
13	Carmela Ciliberti	2,532	38.67
13	John Adda Lawrence	4,016	61.33
14	Roman Kozak	5,349	100.0
15	Josh Kail	5,295	100.0
16	Michael J. Perich	3,155	100.0
17	Tim Bonner	6,822	100.0
18	K.C. Tomlinson	4,713	100.0
19	No candidate filed for party.
20	Matthew J. Kruth	3,396	100.0
21	No candidate filed for party.
22	No candidate filed for party.
23	No candidate filed for party.
24	No candidate filed for party.
25	John D. Ritter	3,714	100.0
26	No candidate filed for party.
27	No candidate filed for party.
28	Jeremy Shaffer	5,340	100.0
29	Steven Mekanik	6,387	100.0
30	Nathan J. Wolfe	5,178	100.0
31	No candidate filed for party.
32	No candidate filed for party.
33	Gary William Lotz	3,452	100.0
34	No candidate filed for party.
35	No candidate filed for party.
36	No candidate filed for party.
37	Mindy Fee	7,474	100.0
38	Stone Sobieralski	3,316	100.0
39	Andrew Kuzma	5,245	100.0
40	Natalie Stuck	5,769	100.0
41	Brett R. Miller	5,496	100.0
42	No candidate filed for party.
43	Keith Greiner	5,163	100.0
44	Valerie Gaydos	4,731	100.0
45	No candidate filed for party.
46	Jason Ortitay	4,633	100.0
47	Joe D'Orsie	5,778	100.0
48	Tim O'Neal	5,046	100.0
49	No candidate filed for party.
50	Bud Cook	3,920	62.35
50	Stephanie Waggett	2,367	37.65
51	Charity Grimm Krupa	3,923	100.0
52	Ryan Warner	4,742	100.0
53	Cheryl Bonavita-Cressman	4,304	100.0
54	No candidate filed for party.
55	Jill Cooper	6,034	78.26
55	Fredericka J. Lingg	1,676	21.74
56	Brian Rasel	5,800	100.0
57	Eric Nelson	5,985	100.0
58	Eric Davanzo	5,362	100.0
59	Leslie Rossi	6,829	100.0
60	Abby Major	5,958	100.0
61	Michelle L. Rupp	4,648	100.0
62	James Struzzi	5,688	100.0
63	Joshua Kent Bashline	3,197	31.81
	Clay Alexander Kennemuth	1,561	15.53
	Lisa Kerle	2,475	24.62
	Darlene Smail	2,818	28.04
64	Lee James	6,454	100.0
65	Kathy Rapp	59.02	100.0
66	Brian Smith	7,469	100.0
67	Martin Causer	6,677	100.0
68	Clint Owlett	6,990	100.0
69	Carl Walker Metzgar	8,093	100.0
70	No candidate filed for party.
71	James Rigby	5,970	100.0
72	Amy Bradley	4,457	100.0
73	Dallas Kephart	6,322	100.0
74	Dale Hensel	3,666	100.0
75	Michael Armanini	6,328	100.0
76	Stephanie Borowicz	5,750	100.0
77	Marie A. Librizzi	3,273	100.0
78	Jesse Topper	8,132	100.0
79	Louis Schmitt Jr.	6,246	100.0
80	Scott D. Barger	5,945	54.04
80	Jim Gregory	5,056	45.96
81	Richard Irvin	7,386	100.0
82	Therese J. Rohal-Hollen	3,686	100.0
83	Jamie Flick	5,150	100.0
84	Joseph D. Hamm	9,165	100.0
85	David H. Rowe	7,287	100.0
86	Perry A. Stambaugh	8,092	100.0
87	Thomas Kutz	7,137	100.0
88	Sheryl M. Delozier	6,398	100.0
89	Rob Kauffman	6,649	100.0
90	Janon R. Gray	2,666	35.26
90	Chad Reichard	4,894	64.74
91	Dan Moul	6,359	100.0
92	Marc Anderson	3,623	36.72
	Matthew Grant Davis	681	6.9
	Holly Kelley	1,533	15.54
	Zachary Kile	3,107	31.49
	William Martin Wyatt	923	9.35
93	Mike Jones	6,320	100.0
94	Wendy Fink	6,011	100.0
95	Jasmine Rivera	1,614	100.0
96	Eric Beezer	3,718	100.0
97	Steven Mentzer	6,910	100.0
98	Tom Jones	7,120	100.0
99	David H. Zimmerman	5,781	100.0
100	Bryan Cutler	5,029	53.55
100	Dave Nissley	4,362	46.45
101	John Schlegel	5,565	100.0
102	Russ Diamond	5,773	65.22
102	Rachel Moyer	3,078	34.78
103	Cynthia P. Ward	3,468	100.0
104	No candidate filed for party.
105	No candidate filed for party.
106	Tom Mehaffie	6,649	100.0
107	Joanne Stehr	6,030	100.0
108	Michael Stender	6,288	100.0
109	Robert Leadbeter	6,385	82.58
109	Matthew R. Yoder	1,347	17.42
110	Tina Pickett	6,703	87.14
110	Matthew Edward Wayman	989	12.86
111	Jonathan Fritz	7,772	100.0
112	No candidate filed for party.
113	No candidate filed for party.
114	No candidate filed for party.
115	Matthew Joseph Long	2,347	100.0
116	Dane Watro	3,509	100.0
117	Mike Cabell	4,724	49.98
117	James Patrick Walsh	4,728	50.02
118	McKayla Kathio	3,784	100.0
119	Alec Ryncavage	3,986	100.0
120	LeeAnn McDermott	1,545	24.53
	Patrick Musto	780	12.38
	Brenda Pugh	3,974	63.09
121	No candidate filed for party.
122	Doyle Heffley	6,320	100.0
123	Tim Twardzik	5,437	100.0
124	Jamie Barton	6,471	100.0
125	Joe Kerwin	8,454	100.0
126	No candidate filed for party.
127	No candidate filed for party.
128	Mark Gillen	4,811	100.0
129	No candidate filed for party.
130	David Maloney	5,129	100.0
131	Milou Mackenzie	6,331	100.0
132	No candidate filed for party.
133	No candidate filed for party.
134	No candidate filed for party.
135	No candidate filed for party.
136	No candidate filed for party.
137	Joe Emrick	4,755	100.0
138	Ann Flood	5,505	100.0
139	Matthew J. Contreras	2,203	30.66
139	Jeffrey Olsommer	4,983	69.34
140	Candace Cabanas	3,488	100.0
141	Noah Jesse Boyd	3,095	100.0
142	Joe Hogan	6,170	100.0
143	Shelby Labs	7,229	100.0
144	Daniel McPhillips	6,158	100.0
145	Craig Staats	6,863	100.0
146	Michael J. McCloskey III	3,391	100.0
147	Donna Scheuren	5,601	100.0
148	No candidate filed for party.
149	No candidate filed for party.
150	Simone H. Collins	3,824	100.0
151	Allen Arthur Anderson	4,168	100.0
152	No candidate filed for party.
153	Joseph J. Rooney	3,115	100.0
154	No candidate filed for party.
155	Rodney Simon	4,131	100.0
156	Kris Vollrath	4,015	100.0
157	Regina Mauro	4,009	100.0
158	Tina Louise Ayala	3,746	100.0
159	No candidate filed for party.
160	Craig Williams	5,962	100.0
161	John Albert Mancinelli Jr.	5,005	100.0
162	Gabriella M. Mendez	4,036	100.0
163	No candidate filed for party.
164	No candidate filed for party.
165	Elizabeth L. Piazza	5,603	100.0
166	Kimberly C. Dugery	4,618	100.0
167	Melissa C. Dicranian	3,899	100.0
168	Kathryn M.L. Buckley	3,969	100.0
169	Kate Klunk	5,906	100.0
170	Martina White	2,571	100.0
171	Kerry Benninghoff	6,907	100.0
172	Aizaz Gill	1,862	65.15
172	Patrick Gushue	996	34.85
173	No candidate filed for party.
174	No candidate filed for party.
175	No candidate filed for party.
176	Jack Rader	4,246	100.0
177	No candidate filed for party.
178	Kristin Marcell	7,729	100.0
179	No candidate filed for party.
180	No candidate filed for party.
181	No candidate filed for party.
182	No candidate filed for party.
183	Zachari R. Halkias	2,000	27.65
183	Zach Mako	5,233	72.35
184	No candidate filed for party.
185	No candidate filed for party.
186	No candidate filed for party.
187	Gary Day	6,625	100.0
188	No candidate filed for party.
189	Lisa M. Vanwhy	2,341	100.0
190	No candidate filed for party.
191	No candidate filed for party.
192	No candidate filed for party.
193	Torren Ecker	6,371	100.0
194	No candidate filed for party.
195	No candidate filed for party.
196	Seth Grove	6,717	100.0
197	No candidate filed for party.
198	No candidate filed for party.
199	Barbara Gleim	5,877	100.0
200	No candidate filed for party.
201	No candidate filed for party.
202	No candidate filed for party.
203	No candidate filed for party.

Source:^[48]^[49]

General election

Predictions

Source	Ranking	As of
CNalysis^[50]	Tilt D	February 29, 2024

Overview

Affiliation		Candidates	Votes	Vote %	Seats Won
	Republican
	Democratic
	Libertarian
	Green
	Independent
Total

District breakdown

District		Incumbent	Status
1	Democratic	Pat Harkins	Running
2	Democratic	Robert Merski	Running
3	Democratic	Ryan Bizzarro	Running^[c]
4	Republican	Jake Banta	Running
5	Republican	Barry Jozwiak	Retiring^[18]
6	Republican	Brad Roae	Running
7	Republican	Parke Wentling	Running
8	Republican	Aaron Bernstine	Running
9	Republican	Marla Brown	Running
10	Democratic	Amen Brown	Running
11	Republican	Marci Mustello	Running
12	Republican	Stephenie Scialabba	Running
13	Republican	John Lawrence	Running
14	Republican	Jim E. Marshall	Retiring^[19]
15	Republican	Josh Kail	Running
16	Democratic	Robert Matzie	Running
17	Republican	Tim Bonner	Running
18	Republican	K.C. Tomlinson	Running
19	Democratic	Aerion Abney	Running
20	Democratic	Emily Kinkead	Running
21	Democratic	Lindsay Powell	Running
22	Democratic	Joshua Siegel	Running
23	Democratic	Dan Frankel	Running
24	Democratic	La'Tasha D. Mayes	Running
25	Democratic	Brandon Markosek	Running
26	Democratic	Paul Friel	Running
27	Democratic	Dan Deasy	Running
28	Republican	Rob Mercuri	Retiring^[20]
29	Democratic	Tim Brennan	Running
30	Democratic	Arvind Venkat	Running
31	Democratic	Perry Warren	Running
32	Democratic	Joe McAndrew	Running
33	Democratic	Mandy Steele	Running
34	Democratic	Abigail Salisbury	Running
35	Democratic	Matt Gergely	Running
36	Democratic	Jessica Benham	Running
37	Republican	Mindy Fee	Running
38	Democratic	Nick Pisciottano	Retiring^[14]
39	Republican	Andrew Kuzma	Running
40	Republican	Natalie Mihalek	Running
41	Republican	Brett Miller	Running
42	Democratic	Dan Miller	Running
43	Republican	Keith Greiner	Running
44	Republican	Valerie Gaydos	Running
45	Democratic	Anita Astorino Kulik	Running
46	Republican	Jason Ortitay	Running
47	Republican	Joe D'Orsie	Running
48	Republican	Tim O'Neal	Running
49	Democratic	Ismail Smith-Wade-El	Running
50	Republican	Bud Cook	Running
51	Republican	Charity Grimm Krupa	Running
52	Republican	Ryan Warner	Running
53	Democratic	Steve Malagari	Running
54	Democratic	Greg Scott	Running
55	Republican	Jill Cooper	Running
56	Republican	George Dunbar	Retiring^[21]
57	Republican	Eric Nelson	Running
58	Republican	Eric Davanzo	Running
59	Republican	Leslie Rossi	Running
60	Republican	Abby Major	Running
61	Democratic	Liz Hanbidge	Running
62	Republican	James Struzzi	Running
63	Republican	Donna Oberlander	Retiring^[22]
64	Republican	Lee James	Running
65	Republican	Kathy Rapp	Running
66	Republican	Brian Smith	Running
67	Republican	Martin Causer	Running
68	Republican	Clint Owlett	Running
69	Republican	Carl Walker Metzgar	Running
70	Democratic	Matthew Bradford	Running
71	Republican	James Rigby	Running
72	Democratic	Frank Burns	Running
73	Republican	Dallas Kephart	Running
74	Democratic	Dan K. Williams	Running
75	Republican	Michael Armanini	Running
76	Republican	Stephanie Borowicz	Running
77	Democratic	H. Scott Conklin	Running
78	Republican	Jesse Topper	Running
79	Republican	Louis Schmitt Jr.	Running
80	Republican	Jim Gregory	Running
81	Republican	Rich Irvin	Running
82	Democratic	Paul Takac	Running
83	Republican	Jamie Flick	Running
84	Republican	Joe Hamm	Running
85	Republican	David H. Rowe	Running
86	Republican	Perry A. Stambaugh	Running
87	Republican	Thomas Kutz	Running
88	Republican	Sheryl M. Delozier	Running
89	Republican	Rob Kauffman	Running
90	Republican	Paul Schemel	Retiring^[23]
91	Republican	Dan Moul	Running
92	Republican	Dawn Keefer	Retiring^[24]
93	Republican	Mike Jones	Running
94	Republican	Wendy Fink	Running
95	Democratic	Carol Hill-Evans	Running
96	Democratic	Mike Sturla	Running
97	Republican	Steven Mentzer	Running
98	Republican	Tom Jones	Running
99	Republican	David H. Zimmerman	Running
100	Republican	Bryan Cutler	Running
101	Republican	John Schlegel	Running
102	Republican	Russ Diamond	Running
103	Democratic	Patty Kim	Retiring^[15]
104	Democratic	Dave Madsen	Running
105	Democratic	Justin C. Fleming	Running
106	Republican	Tom Mehaffie	Running
107	Republican	Joanne Stehr	Running
108	Republican	Michael Stender	Running
109	Republican	Robert Leadbeter	Running
110	Republican	Tina Pickett	Running
111	Republican	Jonathan Fritz	Running
112	Democratic	Kyle Mullins	Running
113	Democratic	Kyle Donahue	Running
114	Democratic	Bridget Malloy Kosierowski	Running
115	Democratic	Maureen Madden	Running
116	Republican	Dane Watro	Running
117	Republican	Mike Cabell	Running
118	Democratic	Jim Haddock	Running
119	Republican	Alec Ryncavage	Running
120	Republican	Aaron Kaufer	Retiring^[25]
121	Democratic	Eddie Day Pashinski	Running
122	Republican	Doyle Heffley	Running
123	Republican	Timothy Twardzik	Running
124	Republican	Jamie Barton	Running
125	Republican	Joe Kerwin	Running
126	Democratic	Mark Rozzi	Retiring^[16]
127	Democratic	Manny Guzman Jr.	Running
128	Republican	Mark M. Gillen	Running
129	Democratic	Johanny Cepeda-Freytiz	Running
130	Republican	David Maloney	Running
131	Republican	Milou Mackenzie	Running
132	Democratic	Mike Schlossberg	Running
133	Democratic	Jeanne McNeill	Running
134	Democratic	Peter Schweyer	Running
135	Democratic	Steve Samuelson	Running
136	Democratic	Robert L. Freeman	Running
137	Republican	Joe Emrick	Running
138	Republican	Ann Flood	Running
139	Republican	Jeffrey Olsommer	Running
140	Democratic	John Galloway	Running
141	Democratic	Tina Davis	Running
142	Republican	Joe Hogan	Running
143	Republican	Shelby Labs	Running
144	Democratic	Brian Munroe	Running
145	Republican	Craig Staats	Running
146	Democratic	Joe Ciresi	Running
147	Republican	Donna Scheuren	Running
148	Democratic	Mary Jo Daley	Running
149	Democratic	Tim Briggs	Running
150	Democratic	Joe Webster	Running
151	Democratic	Melissa Cerrato	Running
152	Democratic	Nancy Guenst	Running
153	Democratic	Ben Sanchez	Running
154	Democratic	Napoleon Nelson	Running
155	Democratic	Danielle Friel Otten	Running
156	Democratic	Chris Pielli	Running
157	Democratic	Melissa Shusterman	Running
158	Democratic	Christina Sappey	Running
159	Democratic	Carol Kazeem	Running
160	Republican	Craig Williams	Running
161	Democratic	Leanne Krueger	Running
162	Democratic	David Delloso	Running
163	Democratic	Heather Boyd	Running
164	Democratic	Gina Curry	Running
165	Democratic	Jennifer O'Mara	Running
166	Democratic	Greg Vitali	Running
167	Democratic	Kristine Howard	Running
168	Republican	Lisa Borowski	Running
169	Republican	Kate Klunk	Running
170	Republican	Martina White	Running
171	Republican	Kerry Benninghoff	Running
172	Democratic	Kevin J. Boyle	Running
173	Democratic	Patrick Gallagher	Running
174	Democratic	Ed Neilson	Running
175	Democratic	Mary Isaacson	Running
176	Republican	Jack Rader	Running
177	Democratic	Joseph C. Hohenstein	Running
178	Republican	Kristin Marcell	Running
179	Democratic	Jason Dawkins	Running
180	Democratic	Jose Giral	Running
181	Democratic	Malcolm Kenyatta	Running
182	Democratic	Ben Waxman	Running
183	Republican	Zach Mako	Running
184	Democratic	Elizabeth Fiedler	Running
185	Democratic	Regina Young	Running
186	Democratic	Jordan A. Harris	Running
187	Republican	Ryan Mackenzie	Retiring^[26]
188	Democratic	Rick Krajewski	Running
189	Democratic	Tarah Probst	Running
190	Democratic	G. Roni Green	Running
191	Democratic	Joanna E. McClinton	Running
192	Democratic	Morgan Cephas	Running
193	Republican	Torren Ecker	Running
194	Democratic	Tarik Khan	Running
195	Democratic	Donna Bullock	Running
196	Republican	Seth Grove	Running
197	Democratic	Danilo Burgos	Running
198	Democratic	Darisha Parker	Running
199	Republican	Barbara Gleim	Running
200	Democratic	Chris Rabb	Running
201	Democratic	Stephen Kinsey	Retiring^[17]
202	Democratic	Jared Solomon	Running
203	Democratic	Anthony A. Bellmon	Running

Source: Pennsylvania Department of State

Notes

^ Democrat Mark Rozzi briefly served as speaker following the 2022 elections, but resigned the position for McClinton on February 28, 2023.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Won as a write-in candidate
^ Bizzarro is running concurrently for Pennsylvania Treasurer^[51]

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Pennsylvania 2019 & 2020 Elections, OpenSecrets

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