Congressional Races
PA-01. Bucks County Commissioner Bob Harvie easily defeated Lucia Simonelli65-35 years ancient to take the seat opposite Representative Brian Fitzpatrick autumn.
PA-10. Former television journalist Janelle Stelson easily led to a 67-33 victory over Dauphin County Commissioner Justin Douglas in the Capital Region Democratic Race. Next match for Stelson – rematch with Rep. Scott Perry.
PA-12. Rep. Summer Lee easily advanced to the fall general election, winning 81-19 Will Parker. Rematch with the Republican James Hayes next in November.
PA-17. Beaver County Sheriff TonyGuy they bounced back from an early deficit to defeat Jesse James Vodvarka53-47 for a chance to be unseated Rep. Chris Deluzio autumn.
PA Lieutenant Governor
Republican candidate Stacy Garrity has her favorite candidate for chairwoman of the Republican Party in Allegheny County Jason Richey defeated John Ventre65-35 years to win the Republican Party’s nomination for lieutenant governor.
PA State Chamber Special
Advocate Jerzy Margetas after his defeat he goes to Harrisburg Ron Ruman56-44, in a special election to replace Rep. Seth Grove in the State House.
PA State Senate Officers
D-4 (Montgomery/Philadelphia) Senator Art Haywood once shipped, it likely returns to Harrisburg Mike Cogbill85-15. He will face a Republican Todd Johnson in the fall in the +61 Dem district.
R-20 (Luzerna/Pike/Susquehanna/Wayne/Wyoming) Senator Lisa Baker kept the main challenge from Tyler Meyers55-45 and will face a Democrat Jackie Baker in the general elections in the R+20 constituency.
D-22 (Lackawanna/Luzerna) Senator Marty Flynn easily defeated Jeff Lake69-31 to move on to the fall general election vs. Sharon Soltis Sparano in the D+18 NEPA district.
D-42 (Allegheny) Senator Wayne Fontana knocked down Paweł Steenkiste72-28 to most likely return to Harrisburg because no Republicans have entered the Allegheny County contest.
R-46 (Beaver/Greene/Washington) Senator Bartolotta’s Chamber survived the challenge Al Buchtan53-47 to advance to the fall competition against the Democrat Evan Snyder in an R+15 district in southwestern Pennsylvania.
R-48 (Berks/Lancaster/Lebanon) In what may be the most high-priced General Assembly primary race Senator Chris Gebhard he turned back Clovis Crane67-33. Gebhard has no Democratic rival in November.
Other PA State Senate Primary Elections
D-16 (Bucks/Lehigh) Lehigh County Comptroller Mark Pinsley defeated Bradley Merkel-Gump54-46, for the Democratic nomination in the Lehigh Valley district. Next up is a duel with the current one Senator Jarrett Coleman in the race we will watch in November.
D-34 (Cumberland/Dauphin/Perry) Personal trainer Nathan Wood defeated Rich Forsman56-44 to win the Democratic nomination. He will replace the current GOP Senator Greg Rothman.
State R-36 (Lancaster). Representative Tom Jones guided Yes, Swarr80-20 to win the GOP nomination in the Lancaster County contest. He will face it Senator James Malone in one of the most essential Senate matchups this fall.
PA House of Representatives Races with Incumbents
On Tuesday evening, Democrats ousted four incumbents, as Representative Ana Tiburcio (D-22), Patrick Catena (D-45), Gregory Vitaly (D-166) i Keith Harris (D-195) all lost their main competition. Republicans lost one incumbent, as Rep. Bud Cook (R-50) was swept away.
D-22 (Lehigh) Rep. Ana Tiburcio’s her stay in Harrisburg will be tiny as an Allentown city councilwoman CeCe Gerlach defeated Tiburcio (56-44) for the Democratic nomination. Gerlach will meet with the Republican Robert Smith in November. Smith lost to Tiburcio in a special election earlier this year.
R-50 (Greene/Washington) Chairman Waynesburg City Council Ben Modest defeated an incumbent Republican Rep. Bud Cook55-45, in a contest in southwestern Pennsylvania. Next up for Humble is a Democrat Lois Bower-Bjornson.
R-91 (Adams) Representative Dan Moul he stopped a pair of challengers from advancing to the November general election, defeating Nick Lovell AND Lindsay Krug with 62% of the votes. McDaniel College Professor Kathleen Pratt he won the Democratic nomination over two other candidates, winning 60% of the vote.
D-166 (Delaware) Looks like after 16 terms in Harrisburg Rep. Greg Vitali the round ended after the Haverford Township commissioner lost Judy Trombetta62-38. He’s betting on the Republicans Joe Walker autumn.
D-195 (Philadelphia) Social Worker Sierra McNeil won an simple victory over the incumbent Keith Harris AND Kenneth Walker with 53% of the votes.
Other PA House of Representatives Primary Elections with Incumbents
D-24 (Allegheny) Rep. La’Tasha Mayes died Will Anderson, 88-12
D-104 (Dauphin) Rep. Dave Madsen died Shane Steele, 60-40
R-117 (Luzerne) Rep. Jamie Walsh d. Bill Jones, 72-28
D-126 (Berks) Rep. Jacklyn Rusnock d. Josh Caltagirone, 85-15
R-128 (Berks/Lancaster) Rep. Mark Gillen died David Hughes, 72–28
D-159 (Delaware) Rep. Carol Kazeem died Brian Kirkland, 78-22
Other PA House Primary Elections
R-12 (Butler). Scott Timko died Ethan Nicholas, 52-48. | Brandon Dukes (D)
D-28 (Allegheny) Jeremy Ferderber d. Robert Bertha, 67-33 | Representative Jeremy Shaffer (R)
D-39 (Allegheny/Washington) Dylan Altemara d. Kellianne Frketic, 63-37 | Rep. Andrew Kuzma (right)
D-45 (Allegheny) Brittany Bloom d. Patrick Catena, 63-37 | James Julius (right)
D-59 (Westmoreland) Jordan Omlor d. Lisa Gephart, 60-40 | Rep. Leslie Rossi (R)
R-88 (Cumberland) Jeff Clark d. Savannah Beeler, 51-49 (72 votes) | Sarah Agerton (no)
R-98 (Lancaster) Nicky Woods d. Danielle Lindemuth, 79-21 | Hugh Darlington (D)
R-100 (Lancaster) Dave Nissley d. Kelly Osborne, 56–44 | nothing
D-106 (Dauphin) Anju Singh d. Ryan Hazel, 52-48 | Representative Tom Mehaffie (R)
R-114 (Lackawanna) Logan Lombardo d. David Burgerhoff, 66-34 | Brygida Kosierowski (D)
D-120 (Luzerne) Fern Leard d. Joanna Smith, 58-42 | Representative Brenda Pugh (R)
D-121 (Luzerna) Jessica McClay d. Michael Stadulis, 62-38 | Mike Harostock (right)
R-130 (Berks) Melissa Brewer d. Mitch Micale, 63-37 | Erik Bonnett (no)
D-148 (Montgomery) Megan Griffin-Shelley (37.4) d. Jason Landau Goodman (36.7), Leo Solga (14.1) and Andrea Deutsch (11.7) | nothing
D-187 (Lehigh) Rachel Cuevas d. Geoff Whitcomb, 69-31 | Gary Day (right)
D-199 (Cumberland) Tawanda Hunter Stallworth d. Rick Christie, 63–37 | Barb Gleim (R)
D-200 (Philadelphia) Chris Johnson (61.6) d. Deshawanda Williams (22.6) and Qasim Rashad (15.9)
