United States House of Representatives Elections in Pennsylvania 2018

2018 Pennsylvania Business firm of Representatives election

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All 203 seats in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives 102 seats needed for a majority
Bulk party Minority party Leader Mike Turzai Frank Dermody Political party Republican Democratic Leader since January 6, 2015 January 4, 2011 Leader'southward seat 28th 33rd Seats before 121 82 Seats won 110 93 Seat alter 11 11 Popular vote two,075,093 two,568,968 Percentage 44.43% 55.00% Swing 6.06% 6.24%
Results:  Autonomous hold  Autonomous gain  Republican hold  Republican gain
Speaker before election Mike Turzai Republican Elected Speaker Mike Turzai Republican

The 2018 elections for the Pennsylvania Firm of Representatives was held on November 6, 2018, with all districts existence decided. The term of office for those that were elected in 2022 began when the Firm of Representatives convened in January 2019. Pennsylvania State Representatives are elected for 2-year terms, with all 203 seats up for election every two years.^[i] The election coincided with the election for Governor and half of the State Senate. The Republican Party maintained its majority in the House of Representatives despite receiving less than 45% of the popular vote.

Special elections [edit]

35th legislative commune [edit]

Autonomous state representative Marc Gergely resigned his seat on Nov 6, 2022 afterwards pleading guilty to charges regarding an illegal gambling automobile ring.^[2] A special election for the 35th legislative district was held on January 23, 2022 to fill up the seat.

Democrats selected Austin Davis, an banana to Allegheny County executive Rich Fitzgerald, every bit their nominee. Republicans nominated Fawn Walker-Montgomery. Davis won the special election in the heavily Autonomous district.^[3]

48th legislative district [edit]

Democratic country representative Brandon Neuman was elected to be a judge on the Washington County Court of Common Pleas in 2017.^[four] A special election to make full his House seat was held on May 15, 2022 in conjunction with the 2022 primary.

Democrats nominated chaser Clark Mitchell Jr, while Republicans nominated Afghan War veteran Tim O'Neal. Both candidates besides ran for their respective party's nomination for the 2022 general ballot. Libertarian candidate Demosthenes Agoris as well ran in this special election. O'Neal won the special election, flipping a seat into GOP easily.^[5]

68th legislative district [edit]

Republican state representative Matt E. Baker was appointed by President Donald Trump to serve in the U.S. Department of Wellness and Homo Services in March 2018.^[6] A special election to fill his House seat was held on May 15, 2022 in conjunction with the 2022 master.

Democrats nominated educator Carrie Heath, while Republicans nominated businessman Clint Owlett. Both candidates besides ran for their corresponding political party's nomination for the 2022 general ballot. Owlett won the special election in the heavily Republican district.^[7]

178th legislative district [edit]

Republican state representative Scott Petri was named executive director of the Philadelphia Parking Authority in December 2017.^[8] A special election to fill his House seat was held on May 15, 2022 in conjunction with the 2022 primary.

Democrats nominated Solebury Township supervisor Helen Tai, while Republicans nominated Council Rock School District lath member Wendi Thomas. Both candidates also ran for their respective party's nomination for the 2022 general election. Tai defeated Thomas, flipping a seat for the Democrats, though Thomas would proceed to win the seat back from Tai in the general election.^[9]

Full general election results overview [edit]

Proportional results of the 2022 Pennsylvania Firm of Representatives election

Amalgamation		Candidates	Votes	Vote %	Seats Won
	Republican	144	two,075,093	44.43	110 (eleven)
	Democratic	183	2,568,968	55.00	93 (xi)
	Independent	3	11,140	0.24	0
	Libertarian	10	8,214	0.18	0
	Green	ii	6,849	0.fifteen	0
Full		342	four,670,264	100%	203

Popular vote
Democratic			55.00%
Republican			44.43%
Other			0.57%

Firm seats
Republican			54.19%
Democratic			45.81%

Close races [edit]

Districts where the margin of victory was nether 10%:

1. District 165, 0.5% (gain)
2. District 49, 0.56%
3. District 105, 1.64%
4. District 178, 1.66%
5. District 143, one.68% (gain)
6. Commune 144, 1.94%
7. District 168, 2.34%
8. District 160, 2.94%
9. District 151, two.98%
10. District 162, 3.ane% (gain)
11. District 44, three.68%
12. District 53, 4.21% (proceeds)
13. Commune 71, 4.28% (gain)
14. District 167, iv.3% (gain)
15. District 30, 4.54%
16. District 72, iv.84%
17. District 29, 5.4%
18. District 26, 5.58%
19. District 131, v.64%
20. Commune 119, 6.12%
21. District 163, six.84% (gain)
22. District 158, 6.88% (gain)
23. District 76, 7.44% (gain)
24. District 61, vii.52% (gain)
25. Commune 104, 8.96%
26. Commune 28, 9.ane%
27. District 106, nine.xvi%
28. Commune 155, 9.3% (gain)
29. District 176, 9.48%
30. District 129, 9.95%
31. Commune 152, nine.98%

Results past district [edit]

District	Political party		Incumbent	Condition	Party		Candidate	Votes	%
1		Democratic	Pat Harkins	Re-elected		Democratic	Pat Harkins	13,019	100.00
2		Democratic	Florindo Fabrizio	Died in function		Democratic	Robert E. Merski	13,736	64.90
						Republican	Timothy P. Kuzma	7,429	35.x
iii		Democratic	Ryan Bizzarro	Re-elected		Autonomous	Ryan Bizzarro	20,265	100.00
4		Republican	Curt Sonney	Re-elected		Republican	Curt Sonney	17,389	100.00
5		Republican	Barry Jozwiak	Re-elected		Republican	Barry Jozwiak	eighteen,082	100.00
half-dozen		Republican	Brad Roae	Re-elected		Republican	Brad Roae	17,735	100.00
7		Democratic	Mark Longietti	Re-elected		Autonomous	Mark Longietti	27,497	100.00
viii		Republican	Tedd Nesbit	Re-elected		Republican	Tedd Nesbit	sixteen,221	70.78
						Democratic	Lisa K. Boeving-Learned	vi,696	29.22
9		Democratic	Chris Sainato	Re-elected		Democratic	Chris Sainato	xi,959	56.87
						Republican	Greg Eastward. Michalek	9,068	43.13
x		Republican	Aaron Bernstine	Re-elected		Republican	Aaron Bernstine	sixteen,090	78.nineteen
						Green	Darcelle L. Slappy	4,487	21.81
eleven		Republican	Brian Ellis	Re-elected		Republican	Brian Ellis	16,079	76.fifty
						Independent	Samuel Medico	4,939	23.50
12		Republican	Daryl Metcalfe	Re-elected		Republican	Daryl Metcalfe	eighteen,086	58.33
						Democratic	Daniel Burton Smith, Jr.	12,992	41.67
13		Republican	John Lawrence	Re-elected		Republican	John Lawrence	13,796	54.50
						Democratic	Susannah L. Walker	xi,250	44.36
						Libertarian	Dominic J Pirocchi	313	one.23
14		Republican	Jim Marshall	Re-elected		Republican	Jim Marshall	sixteen,260	63.09
						Democratic	Amy Fazo	9,514	36.91
15		Republican	Jim Christiana	Ran for U.Southward. Senate		Republican	Josh Kail	15,222	61.41
						Democratic	Terri Mitko	9,564	38.59
16		Democratic	Rob Matzie	Re-elected		Autonomous	Rob Matzie	18,528	100.00
17		Republican	Parke Wentling	Re-elected		Republican	Parke Wentling	17,434	100.00
18		Republican	Gene DiGirolamo	Re-elected		Republican	Gene DiGirolamo	12,870	56.53
						Democratic	James Lamb Iii	9,897	43.47
19		Autonomous	Jake Wheatley	Re-elected		Democratic	Jake Wheatley	17,534	100.00
twenty		Democratic	Adam Ravenstahl	Re-elected		Democratic	Adam Ravenstahl	21,719	100.00
21		Democratic	Dom Costa	Defeated in Principal		Democratic	Sara Innamorato	nineteen,766	100.00
22		Democratic	Peter Schweyer	Re-elected		Democratic	Peter Schweyer	nine,911	100.00
23		Autonomous	Dan Frankel	Re-elected		Democratic	Dan Frankel	22,414	90.58
						Green	Jay T. Walker	2,332	9.42
24		Democratic	Ed Gainey	Re-elected		Democratic	Ed Gainey	24,994	100.00
25		Autonomous	Joe Markosek	Retired		Democratic	Brandon Markosek	13,963	57.60
						Republican	Steve Schlauch	10,278	42.40
26		Republican	Tim Hennessey	Re-elected		Republican	Tim Hennessey	14,290	52.79
						Autonomous	Pamela Hacker	12,778	47.21
27		Autonomous	Dan Deasy	Re-elected		Democratic	Dan Deasy	19,413	100.00
28		Republican	Mike Turzai	Re-elected		Republican	Mike Turzai	17,902	54.55
						Democratic	Emily Skopov	14,915	45.45
29		Republican	Bernie O'Neill	Retired		Republican	Meghan Schroeder	xvi,555	52.20
						Democratic	Andrew Dixon	15,157	47.80
30		Republican	Hal English	Retired		Republican	Lori Mizgorski	17,172	52.27
						Democratic	Elizabeth Monroe	15,682	47.73
31		Democratic	Perry Warren	Re-elected		Democratic	Perry Warren	20,583	59.96
						Republican	Ryan Due west Gallagher	xiii,745	40.04
32		Democratic	Tony DeLuca	Re-elected		Democratic	Tony DeLuca	22,726	100.00
33		Autonomous	Frank Dermody	Re-elected		Democratic	Frank Dermody	12,907	55.64
						Republican	Joshua Nulph	10,292	44.36
34		Democratic	Paul Costa	Defeated in Master		Democratic	Summer Lee	21,123	100.00
35		Autonomous	Austin Davis	Re-elected		Autonomous	Austin Davis	15,080	100.00
36		Autonomous	Harry Readshaw	Re-elected		Democratic	Harry Readshaw	19,089	100.00
37		Republican	Mindy Fee	Re-elected		Republican	Mindy Fee	18,510	72.66
						Democratic	Suzanne Delahunt	6,964	27.34
38		Democratic	Bill Kortz	Re-elected		Democratic	Bill Kortz	19,975	100.00
39		Republican	Rick Saccone	Ran for Congress		Republican	Mike Puskaric	14,751	55.88
						Autonomous	Rob Rhoderick	11,645	44.12
40		Republican	John Maher	Retired		Republican	Natalie Mihalek	18,271	56.02
						Autonomous	Sharon Guidi	fourteen,343	43.98
41		Republican	Brett Miller	Re-elected		Republican	Brett Miller	16,951	56.27
						Democratic	Michele Wherley	thirteen,173	43.73
42		Democratic	Dan Miller	Re-elected		Democratic	Dan Miller	23,837	100.00
43		Republican	Keith Greiner	Re-elected		Republican	Keith Greiner	15,692	62.42
						Autonomous	Jennie Porter	nine,448	37.58
44		Republican	Mark Mustio	Retired		Republican	Valerie Gaydos	15,094	51.84
						Autonomous	Michele Knoll	14,023	48.16
45		Autonomous	Anita Astorino Kulik	Re-elected		Democratic	Anita Astorino Kulik	20,781	100.00
46		Republican	Jason Ortitay	Re-elected		Republican	Jason Ortitay	15,505	55.67
						Democratic	Byron Timmins	12,345	44.33
47		Republican	Keith Gillespie	Re-elected		Republican	Keith Gillespie	xvi,286	64.30
						Autonomous	Michael Wascovich	9,044	35.70
48		Republican	Tim O'Neal	Re-elected		Republican	Tim O'Neal	12,993	55.75
						Autonomous	Clark Mitchell Jr.	10,313	44.25
49		Republican	Donald Cook	Re-elected		Republican	Donald Melt	nine,750	50.28
						Autonomous	Steve Toprani	9,642	49.72
fifty		Democratic	Pam Snyder	Re-elected		Democratic	Pam Snyder	10,532	56.61
						Republican	Elizabeth L. Rohanna McClure	8,072	43.39
51		Republican	Matt Dowling	Re-elected		Republican	Matt Dowling	10,773	55.47
						Autonomous	Tim Mahoney	8,650	44.53
52		Republican	Ryan Warner	Re-elected		Republican	Ryan Warner	12,251	61.17
						Democratic	Ethan Keedy	seven,776	38.83
53		Republican	Bob Godshall	Retired		Democratic	Steve Malagari	13,632	51.06
						Republican	George Szekely II	12,775	47.85
						Libertarian	John Waldenberger	290	one.09
54		Republican	Eli Evankovich	Announced retirement, so resigned		Republican	Robert Brooks	16,276	59.85
						Democratic	Jonathan McCabe	10,918	40.15
55		Democratic	Joe Petrarca	Re-elected		Democratic	Joe Petrarca	xiv,567	100.00
56		Republican	George Dunbar	Re-elected		Republican	George Dunbar	17,597	62.99
						Democratic	Douglas Hunt	x,341	37.01
57		Republican	Eric Nelson	Re-elected		Republican	Eric Nelson	sixteen,043	62.83
						Autonomous	Collin Warren	9,491	37.17
58		Republican	Justin Walsh	Re-elected		Republican	Justin Walsh	fourteen,172	61.74
						Autonomous	Mary E. Popovich	eight,782	38.26
59		Republican	Mike Reese	Re-elected		Republican	Mike Reese	18,481	70.34
						Democratic	Clare Dooley	7,794	29.66
sixty		Republican	Jeff Pyle	Re-elected		Republican	Jeff Pyle	nineteen,079	100.00
61		Republican	Kate Harper	Defeated		Autonomous	Liz Hanbidge	17,689	53.76
						Republican	Kate Harper	15,214	46.24
62		Republican	Dave Reed	Retired		Republican	James Struzzi	12,321	58.18
						Democratic	Logan Dellafiora	8,858	41.82
63		Republican	Donna Oberlander	Re-elected		Republican	Donna Oberlander	15,163	73.08
						Democratic	Conrad Warner	5,585	26.92
64		Republican	Lee James	Re-elected		Republican	Lee James	thirteen,839	67.54
						Autonomous	John Kluck	6,652	32.46
65		Republican	Kathy Rapp	Re-elected		Republican	Kathy Rapp	sixteen,259	100.00
66		Republican	Cris Dush	Re-elected		Republican	Cris Dush	17,007	79.56
						Autonomous	Kerith Strano Taylor	4,369	xx.44
67		Republican	Martin Causer	Re-elected		Republican	Martin Causer	15,823	78.75
						Democratic	Maryanne Cole	4,270	21.25
68		Republican	Clint Owlett	Re-elected		Republican	Clint Owlett	sixteen,109	76.92
						Democratic	Carrie Heath	4,834	16,109
69		Republican	Carl Walker Metzgar	Re-elected		Republican	Carl Walker Metzgar	19,028	'79.16
						Democratic	Jeff Cole	5,008	20.84
70		Democratic	Matt Bradford	Re-elected		Democratic	Matt Bradford	16,055	69.30
						Republican	Christopher Mundiath	7,112	30.70
71		Democratic	Bryan Barbin	Defeated		Republican	James Rigby	11,615	52.14
						Autonomous	Bryan Barbin	10,661	47.86
72		Democratic	Frank Burns	Re-elected		Democratic	Frank Burns	xi,819	52.42
						Republican	Gerald Carnicella	10,726	47.58
73		Republican	Tommy Sankey	Re-elected		Republican	Tommy Sankey	19,607	100.00
74		Republican	Harry Lewis	Retired		Democratic	Dan Williams	14,826	61.47
						Republican	Bister Turner	9,294	38.53
75		Republican	Matt Gabler	Re-elected		Republican	Matt Gabler	21,725	100.00
76		Autonomous	Mike Hanna Sr.	Retired		Republican	Stephanie Borowicz	11,224	53.72
						Democratic	Mike Hanna Jr.	9,669	46.28
77		Democratic	Scott Conklin	Re-elected		Democratic	Scott Conklin	fourteen,996	100.00
78		Republican	Jesse Topper	Re-elected		Republican	Jesse Topper	xviii,937	79.21
						Autonomous	Deborah Baughman	4,971	20.79
79		Republican	John McGinnis	Retired		Republican	Louis Schmitt Jr.	15.106	100.00
80		Republican	Judy Ward	Retired		Republican	James V. Gregory	17,889	74.37
						Democratic	Laura Burke	vi,164	25.63
81		Republican	Rich Irvin	Re-elected		Republican	Rich Irvin	xv,579	62.52
						Democratic	Richard J. Rogers Sr.	viii,619	34.59
						Libertarian	Joseph Soloski	721	ii.89
82		Republican	Adam Harris	Retired		Republican	John D. Hershey	15,406	82.54
						Contained	Elizabeth Book	3,258	17.46
83		Republican	Jeff Wheeland	Re-elected		Republican	Jeff Wheeland	13,108	65.94
						Autonomous	Airneezer Page-Delahaye	half dozen,771	34.06
84		Republican	Garth Everett	Re-elected		Republican	Garth Everett	18,192	78.93
						Autonomous	Linda Sosniak	4,855	21.07
85		Republican	Fred Keller	Re-elected		Republican	Fred Keller	14,714	67.73
						Autonomous	Jennifer Rager-Kay	seven,012	32.27
86		Republican	Marking Keller	Re-elected		Republican	Marking Keller	16,152	71.89
						Democratic	Karen Anderson	6,317	28.11
87		Republican	Greg Rothman	Re-elected		Republican	Greg Rothman	eighteen,541	56.62
						Democratic	Sean Quinlan	14,201	43.38
88		Republican	Sheryl Delozier	Re-elected		Republican	Sheryl Delozier	16,134	58.10
						Democratic	Jean Marie Foschi	11,636	41.9
89		Republican	Rob Kauffman	Re-elected		Republican	Rob Kauffman	xviii,087	100.00
90		Republican	Paul Schemel	Re-elected		Republican	Paul Schemel	19,096	100.00
91		Republican	Dan Moul	Re-elected		Republican	Dan Moul	20,069	63.06
						Democratic	Marty Qually	9,324	36.94
92		Republican	Dawn Keefer	Re-elected		Republican	Dawn Keefer	19,528	69.23
						Autonomous	Shanna Danielson	8,679	30.77
93		Republican	Kristin Phillips-Loma	Retired		Republican	Paul One thousand. Jones	18,036	65.88
						Democratic	Delma Rivera-Lytle	9,341	34.12
94		Republican	Stan Saylor	Re-elected		Republican	Stan Saylor	15,799	66.31
						Democratic	Stephen Snell	8,027	33.69
95		Autonomous	Carol Hill-Evans	Re-elected		Democratic	Carol Hill-Evans	12,297	100.00
96		Democratic	Mike Sturla	Re-elected		Democratic	Mike Sturla	15,318	100.00
97		Republican	Steven Mentzer	Re-elected		Republican	Steven Mentzer	18,469	56.64
						Autonomous	Dana Gulick	fourteen,137	43.36
98		Republican	Dave Hickernell	Re-elected		Republican	Dave Hickernell	xv,577	64.49
						Autonomous	Mary Auker-Endres	seven,993	33.09
						Libertarian	James Miller	584	2.42
99		Republican	David Zimmerman	Re-elected		Republican	David Zimmerman	14,328	71.43
						Democratic	Elizabeth Malarkey	v,731	28.57
100		Republican	Bryan Cutler	Re-elected		Republican	Bryan Cutler	14,111	72.05
						Democratic	Dale Allen Hamby	5,475	27.95
101		Republican	Frank Ryan	Re-elected		Republican	Frank Ryan	xv,512	64.46
						Autonomous	Cesar Liriano	8,553	35.54
102		Republican	Russ Diamond	Re-elected		Republican	Russ Diamond	17,966	100.00
103		Democratic	Patty Kim	Re-elected		Democratic	Patty Kim	15,422	83.98
						Republican	Anthony Harrell	2,941	16.02
104		Republican	Sue Captain	Re-elected		Republican	Sue Helm	15,385	54.48
						Autonomous	Patty Smith	12,856	45.52
105		Republican	Ron Marsico	Retired		Republican	Andrew Lewis	fifteen,789	l.82
						Autonomous	Eric Epstein	15,277	49.eighteen
106		Republican	Thomas Mehaffie	Re-elected		Republican	Thomas Mehaffie	14,513	54.58
						Democratic	Jill Linta	12,079	45.42
107		Republican	Kurt Masser	Re-elected		Republican	Kurt Masser	13,678	67.52
						Democratic	Sarah Donnelly	6,581	32.48
108		Republican	Lynda Schlegel-Culver	Re-elected		Republican	Lynda Schlegel-Culver	17,541	100.00
109		Republican	David Millard	Re-elected		Republican	David Millard	xiv,039	66.26
						Democratic	Edward Thomas Sanders III	7,149	33.74
110		Republican	Tina Pickett	Re-elected		Republican	Tina Pickett	fourteen,648	71.19
						Democratic	Donna Iannone	5,929	28.81
111		Republican	Jon Fritz	Re-elected		Republican	Jon Fritz	16,244	71.70
						Democratic	Rebecca Kinney	6,412	28.xxx
112		Democratic	Kevin Haggerty	Retired		Democratic	Kyle Mullins	17,081	69.69
						Republican	Ernest D. Lemoncelli	7,428	xxx.31
113		Autonomous	Marty Flynn	Re-elected		Autonomous	Marty Flynn	xvi,661	100.00
114		Autonomous	Sid Michaels Kavulich	Re-elected (Died in office but proper noun remained on ballot)		Autonomous	Sid Michaels Kavulich	15,787	100.00
115		Democratic	Maureen Madden	Re-elected		Democratic	Maureen Madden	xi,316	lx.xi
						Republican	David Parker	7,511	39.89
116		Republican	Tarah Toohil	Re-elected		Republican	Tarah Toohil	fourteen,996	100.00
117		Republican	Karen Boback	Re-elected		Republican	Karen Boback	eighteen,360	82.12
						Libertarian	Louis R. Jasikoff	iii,998	17.88
118		Democratic	Mike Carroll	Re-elected		Democratic	Mike Carroll	15,936	100.00
119		Democratic	Jerry Mullery	Re-elected		Democratic	Jerry Mullery	10,719	53.06
						Republican	Justin Valera Behrens	9,484	46.94
120		Republican	Aaron Kaufer	Re-elected		Republican	Aaron Kaufer	sixteen,667	100.00
121		Democratic	Eddie Twenty-four hour period Pashinski	Re-elected		Democratic	Eddie Mean solar day Pashinski	ix,690	57.30
						Republican	Susan Henry	7,222	42.lxx
122		Republican	Doyle Heffley	Re-elected		Republican	Doyle Heffley	14,355	67.11
						Democratic	Kara Scott	7,035	32.89
123		Autonomous	Neal Goodman	Re-elected		Democratic	Neal Goodman	12,020	100.00
124		Republican	Jerry Knowles	Re-elected		Republican	Jerry Knowles	17,929	100.00
125		Republican	Mike Tobash	Re-elected		Republican	Mike Tobash	eighteen,243	100.00
126		Democratic	Mark Rozzi	Re-elected		Democratic	Mark Rozzi	xv,291	100.00
127		Democratic	Tom Caltagirone	Re-elected		Democratic	Tom Caltagirone	eight,333	79.93
						Republican	Vincent Gagliardo Jr.	2,092	20.07
128		Republican	Mark Gillen	Re-elected		Republican	Marker Gillen	16,707	60.40
						Autonomous	Doug Metcalfe	10.955	39.60
129		Republican	Jim Cox	Re-elected		Republican	Jim Cox	xiv,564	54.95
						Democratic	Tricia Wertz	11,940	45.05
130		Republican	David Maloney	Re-elected		Republican	David Maloney	xviii,369	100.00
131		Republican	Justin Simmons	Re-elected		Republican	Justin Simmons	xv,579	52.82
						Democratic	Andrew Lee	13,915	47.18
132		Democratic	Mike Schlossberg	Re-elected		Autonomous	Mike Schlossberg	xiv,025	100.00
133		Democratic	Dan McNeill	Re-elected		Democratic	Dan McNeill	15,366	100.00
134		Republican	Ryan Mackenzie	Re-elected		Republican	Ryan Mackenzie	sixteen,237	57.29
						Democratic	Thomas Applebach	12,107	42.71
135		Autonomous	Steve Samuelson	Re-elected		Democratic	Steve Samuelson	15,872	100.00
136		Autonomous	Bob Freeman	Re-elected		Democratic	Bob Freeman	14,516	100.00
137		Republican	Joe Emrick	Re-elected		Republican	Joe Emrick	fourteen,200	55.26
						Democratic	Amy Cozze	eleven,203	43.60
						Libertarian	Ed Reagan	293	1.14
138		Republican	Marcia Hahn	Re-elected		Republican	Marcia Hahn	16,705	57.76
						Democratic	Dean Donaher	xi,741	40.lx
						Libertarian	Jake Towne	474	i.64
139		Republican	Mike Peifer	Re-elected		Republican	Mike Peifer	17,048	68.46
						Autonomous	Orlando Marrero	7,853	31.54
140		Democratic	John Galloway	Re-elected		Democratic	John Galloway	17,490	100.00
141		Democratic	Tina Davis	Re-elected		Autonomous	Tina Davis	thirteen,347	62.13
						Republican	Anthony Sposato	8,137	37.87
142		Republican	Frank Farry	Re-elected		Republican	Frank Farry	18,177	56.07
						Democratic	Malinda Lareau	14,241	43.93
143		Republican	Marguerite Quinn	Ran for Land Senate		Democratic	Wendy Ullman	17,339	fifty.84
						Republican	Joseph Patrick Alluvion	16,763	49.16
144		Republican	Kathy Watson	Retired		Republican	Todd Polinchock	xv,457	50.97
						Autonomous	Meredith Cadet	14,867	49.03
145		Republican	Craig Staats	Re-elected		Republican	Craig Staats	15,598	56.52
						Democratic	Brian Kline	xi,997	43.48
146		Republican	Tom Quigley	Defeated		Democratic	Joe Ciresi	14,093	55.53
						Republican	Tom Quigley	11,286	44.47
147		Republican	Marcy Toepel	Re-elected		Republican	Marcy Toepel	15,776	56.67
						Democratic	Joshua Camson	12,056	43.33
148		Democratic	Mary Jo Daley	Re-elected		Democratic	Mary Jo Daley	26,807	100.00
149		Autonomous	Tim Briggs	Re-elected		Democratic	Tim Briggs	23,320	100.00
150		Republican	Mike Corr	Retired		Democratic	Joe Webster	15,535	56.01
						Republican	Nicholas Fountain	12,201	43.99
151		Republican	Todd Stephens	Re-elected		Republican	Todd Stephens	15,340	51.49
						Democratic	Sara Johnson Rothman	14,451	48.51
152		Republican	Tom Murt	Re-elected		Republican	Tom Murt	16,469	54.98
						Democratic	Daryl Boling	13,488	45.02
153		Democratic	Madeleine Dean	Ran for Congress		Democratic	Ben Sanchez	23,694	70.76
						Republican	Douglas Beaver Jr.	9,437	28.18
						Libertarian	Marc Bozzacco	353	i.05
154		Autonomous	Steve McCarter	Re-elected		Autonomous	Steve McCarter	26,592	81.47
						Republican	Kathleen Bowers	vi,047	18.53
155		Republican	Becky Corbin	Defeated		Democratic	Danielle Friel Otten	18,434	54.65
						Republican	Becky Corbin	15,300	45.35
156		Democratic	Carolyn Comitta	Re-elected		Democratic	Carolyn Comitta	17,923	56.51
						Republican	Nicholas Deminski	13,792	43.49
157		Republican	Warren Kampf	Defeated		Democratic	Melissa Shusterman	17,681	56.58
						Republican	Warren Kampf	13,567	43.42
158		Republican	Eric 1000. Roe	Defeated		Democratic	Christina Sappey	15,641	53.44
						Republican	Eric K. Roe	xiii,628	46.56
159		Autonomous	Brian Joseph Kirkland	Re-elected		Autonomous	Brian Joseph Kirkland	13,379	76.49
						Republican	Ruth Moton	4,113	23.51
160		Republican	Steve Barrar	Re-elected		Republican	Steve Barrar	15,480	51.47
						Autonomous	Anton Andrew	14,593	48.53
161		Democratic	Leanne Krueger-Braneky	Re-elected		Democratic	Leanne Krueger-Braneky	17,573	58.50
						Republican	Pattie Rodgers Morrisette	12,467	41.50
162		Republican	Nick Miccarelli	Retired		Democratic	David Delloso	12,826	51.55
						Republican	Mary Hopper	12,056	48.45
163		Republican	James Santora	Defeated		Democratic	Michael Zabel	15,000	53.42
						Republican	James Santora	13,077	46.58
164		Democratic	Margo Davidson	Re-elected		Democratic	Margo Davidson	17,490	83.07
						Republican	Inderjit Singh Bains	three,565	sixteen.93
165		Republican	Alex Charlton	Defeated		Autonomous	Jennifer O'Mara	15,639	50.25
						Republican	Alex Charlton	15,485	49.75
166		Democratic	Greg Vitali	Re-elected		Autonomous	Greg Vitali	22,728	72.54
						Republican	Baltazar Rubio	8,604	27.46
167		Republican	Duane Milne	Defeated		Autonomous	Kristine Howard	17,109	52.fifteen
						Republican	Duane Milne	15,700	47.85
168		Republican	Christopher B. Quinn	Re-elected		Republican	Christopher B. Quinn	xvi,569	51.17
						Autonomous	Kristin Seale	fifteen,811	48.83
169		Republican	Kate Klunk	Re-elected		Republican	Kate Klunk	17,688	lxx.57
						Democratic	Sarah Hammond	7,378	29.43
170		Republican	Martina White	Re-elected		Republican	Martina White	11,754	57.61
						Democratic	Michael F Doyle Jr.	8,650	42.39
171		Republican	Kerry Benninghoff	Re-elected		Republican	Kerry Benninghoff	17,398	59.13
						Democratic	Erin McCracken	12,023	40.87
172		Democratic	Kevin Boyle	Re-elected		Autonomous	Kevin Boyle	14,598	100.00
173		Autonomous	Michael Driscoll	Re-elected		Autonomous	Michael Driscoll	xiii,757	100.00
174		Autonomous	Ed Neilson	Re-elected		Democratic	Ed Neilson	14,213	100.00
175		Democratic	Mike O'Brien	Retired		Autonomous	Mary-Louise Isaacson	24,538	100.00
176		Republican	Jack Rader	Re-elected		Republican	Jack Rader	11,635	54.74
						Autonomous	Claudette Williams	9,621	45.26
177		Republican	John Taylor	Retired		Autonomous	Joseph C. Hohenstein	11,436	59.43
						Republican	Patty Kozlowski	7,808	40.57
178		Republican	Scott Petri	Resigned. Special election held.		Republican	Wendi Thomas	17,608	50.83
						Democratic	Helen Tai	17,036	49.17
179		Democratic	Jason Dawkins	Re-elected		Autonomous	Jason Dawkins	14,735	100.00
180		Democratic	Affections Cruz	Re-elected		Autonomous	Angel Cruz	10,418	100.00
181		Democratic	Curtis Thomas	Retired		Democratic	Malcolm Kenyatta	21,382	95.32
						Republican	Thomas Yard. Street	ane,050	iv.68
182		Democratic	Brian Sims	Re-elected		Democratic	Brian Sims	28,234	ninety.56
						Independent	James McDevitt	2,943	9.44
183		Republican	Zachary Mako	Re-elected		Republican	Zachary Mako	14,020	56.64
						Autonomous	Jason Ruff	10,731	43.36
184		Democratic	Bill Keller	Retired		Democratic	Elizabeth Fiedler	17,441	100.00
185		Autonomous	Maria Donatucci	Re-elected		Democratic	Maria Donatucci	20,087	100.00
186		Democratic	Hashemite kingdom of jordan Harris	Re-elected		Democratic	Jordan Harris	25,775	100.00
187		Republican	Gary Day	Re-elected		Republican	Gary Twenty-four hour period	sixteen,018	59.35
						Democratic	Michael Blichar	10,972	twoscore.65
188		Democratic	Jim Roebuck	Re-elected		Democratic	Jim Roebuck	22,868	100.00
189		Republican	Rosemary Brown	Re-elected		Republican	Rosemary Brown	12,085	58.55
						Autonomous	Adam Rodriguez	8,557	41.45
190		Democratic	Vanessa Brown	Re-elected		Democratic	Vanessa Dark-brown	22,644	100.00
191		Democratic	Joanna Eastward. McClinton	Re-elected		Democratic	Joanna E. McClinton	20,372	100.00
192		Democratic	Morgan Cephas	Re-elected		Democratic	Morgan Cephas	25,070	100.00
193		Republican	Volition Tallman	Retired		Republican	Torren Ecker	16,388	67.92
						Democratic	Matt Nelson	7,740	32.08
194		Democratic	Pamela DeLissio	Re-elected		Democratic	Pamela DeLissio	22,745	78.03
						Republican	Sean Patrick Stevens	v,648	nineteen.38
						Libertarian	Matthew Baltsar	755	2.59
195		Democratic	Donna Bullock	Re-elected		Democratic	Donna Bullock	25,525	100.00
196		Republican	Seth Grove	Re-elected		Republican	Seth Grove	19,632	100.00
197		Autonomous	Danilo Burgos	Re-elected		Autonomous	Danilo Burgos	15,473	100.00
198		Democratic	Rosita Youngblood	Re-elected		Democratic	Rosita Youngblood	22,164	100.00
199		Republican	Stephen Flower	Ran for Congress		Republican	Barbara Gleim	14,733	58.86
						Democratic	Joseph McGinnis Jr.	9,866	39.41
						Libertarian	Charles Boust	433	1.73
200		Democratic	Chris Rabb	Re-elected		Autonomous	Chris Rabb	32,558	100.00
201		Democratic	Stephen Kinsey	Re-elected		Democratic	Stephen Kinsey	22,903	100.00
202		Democratic	Jared Solomon	Re-elected		Democratic	Jared Solomon	fourteen,153	100.00
203		Autonomous	Isabella Fitzgerald	Re-elected		Democratic	Isabella Fitzgerald	22,825	100.00

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References [edit]

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