2026 Pennsylvania House of Representatives election

November 3, 2026 (2026-11-03)

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


Leader	Joanna McClinton	Jesse Topper
Party	Democratic	Republican
Leader since	December 1, 2020 (2020-12-01)	January 7, 2025 (2025-01-07)
Leader's seat	191st	78th
Last election	102	101
Seats needed		1

Legend:
Democratic incumbent Democratic incumbent retiring
Republican incumbent Republican incumbent retiring

Incumbent Speaker

Joanna McClinton
Democratic

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The 2026 Pennsylvania House of Representatives election will be held on November 3, 2026, alongside the other 2026 United States elections.^[1] Voters will elect members of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in all 203 of the U.S. state of Pennsylvania's legislative districts to serve a two-year term.^[2]

Predictions

Source	Ranking	As of
Sabato's Crystal Ball^[3]	Leans D	January 22, 2026

Special elections

22nd district

After being elected Lehigh County Executive, Representative Joshua Siegel resigned from the state House on December 17, 2025. A special election is scheduled for February 24.^[4] The Democratic Party initially chose Julian Guridy, a staffer to state Senator Nick Miller, as its candidate. However, Guridy did not met the residency requirement to run for the state House and was forced to withdraw.^[5] He was replaced by Allentown School Board member Ana Tiburcio.^[6] The Republican Party has selected its 2022 nominee Robert E. Smith Jr., a former Allentown School Board member.^[7] Tiburcio won the election.

District 22 special election^[8]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Ana Tiburcio	1,474	67.3
	Republican	Robert E. Smith Jr.	717	32.7
Total votes			2,191	100.0

42nd district

Representative Dan Miller was elected as a judge in Allegheny County in 2025 and resigned from the state House on December 17, 2025. A special election is scheduled for February 24.^[4] The Democratic Party selected Dormont borough councilor Jennifer Mazzocco. The Republican Party selected 2024 nominee Joseph Leckenby.^[9] Mazzocco won the election.

District 42 special election^[10]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Jennifer Mazzocco	10,451	81.49
	Republican	Joseph Leckenby	2,338	18.23
	Write-in		36	0.28
Total votes			12,825	100.0

79th district

Representative Lou Schmitt was elected as a judge in Blair County in 2025 and resigned on December 31.^[11] A special election is scheduled for March 17.^[12] The Republican Party has chosen Andrea Verobish, a staffer for Congressman Glenn Thompson, as its candidate.^[13] The Democratic Party nominated registered nurse Caleb McCoy.^[14] Verobish won the election.

District 79 special election^[15]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Andrea Verobish	5,330	57.6
	Democratic	Caleb McCoy	3,923	42.4
Total votes			9,253	100

193rd district

Representative Torren Ecker was elected as a judge in Adams County in 2025 and resigned on December 30.^[11] A special election is scheduled for March 17.^[12] On January 15, Republicans in Cumberland and Adams counties selected Ecker staffer Catherine Wallen to be their nominee.^[16] On January 24, Democrats nominated former Harrisburg Area Community College official Todd Crawley.^[17] Wallen won the election.

District 193 special election^[18]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Catherine Wallen	5,234	59.69
	Democratic	Todd Crawley	3,534	40.31
Total votes			8,768	100.00

196th district

Representative Seth Grove announced that he would resign effective January 31. He had previously stated that he would not seek reelection in 2026. Since January 1, Grove was CEO of the Pennsylvania Aggregates and Concrete Association, a lobbying group. Because he was also the minority chair of the Labor & Industry Committee, Grove faced accusations of a conflict of interest and announced his resignation under scrutiny.^[19] A special election coincided with the primary election on May 19.^[20] The Democratic Party nominated West Manchester Township supervisor and former gubernatorial press secretary Ron Ruman. The Republican Party nominated attorney George Margetas who won.^[21]

District 196 special election^[22]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	George Margetas	6,197	55.37
	Democratic	Ron Ruman	4,975	44.46
	Write-in		19	0.17
Total votes			11,191	100.00

12th district

Representative Stephenie Scialabba previously announced plans to retire at the conclusion of the current term.^[23] She later announced her resignation effective March 31.^[24] A special election is scheduled for August 18.^[25]

Results summary

Retiring incumbents

Democrats

District 45: Anita Kulik retired^[26]
District 148: Mary Jo Daley retired^[27]
District 121: Eddie Day Pashinski retired^[28]
District 200: Chris Rabb retired to run for U.S. House^[29]

Republicans

District 88: Sheryl Delozier retired^[30]
District 98: Tom Jones retired to run for run for State Senate^[31]
District 100: Bryan Cutler retired^[32]
District 130: David Maloney retired^[33]

Incumbents defeated in primary

Democrats

District 22: Ana Tiburcio lost renomination to Ce-Ce Gerlach^[34]
District 166: Greg Vitali lost renomination to Judy Trombetta^[34]
District 195: Keith Harris lost renomination to Sierra McNeil^[34]

Republicans

District 50: Bud Cook lost renomination to Ben Humble^[34]

Primary elections

Democratic primary

2026 Pennsylvania House of Representatives elections
Democratic Primary
District	Candidates	Votes	Percent
1	Pat Harkins	Unopposed
2	Robert Merski	Unopposed
3	Ryan Bizzarro	Unopposed
4	Kathryn A. Divittorio	Unopposed
5	Andres Ruben Flammer Santiago	Unopposed
6	Michael C. Walker	Unopposed
7^[35]	Chris Ford^[a]	505	64.91
8	Richard E. Telesz	Unopposed
9	Shay Micco	Unopposed
10	Amen Brown	Unopposed
11	No candidate filed
12	Brandon Michael Dukes	Unopposed
13	Madelyn G. Alvarino	Unopposed
14	No candidate filed
15	Sydney Louise Speicher	Unopposed
16	Robert Matzie	Unopposed
17	No candidate filed
18	Bryan F. Allen Jr.	Unopposed
19	Aerion Abney	Unopposed
20	Emily Kinkead	Unopposed
21	Lindsay Powell	Unopposed
22^[36]	Ce-Ce Gerlach	1,703	56.69
22^[36]	Ana Tiburcio	1,301	43.31
23	Dan Frankel	Unopposed
24^[37]	La'Tasha Mayes	8,910	87.77
24^[37]	Will Anderson	1,209	11.91
25	Brandon Markosek	Unopposed
26	Paul Friel	Unopposed
27	Dan Deasy	Unopposed
28^[38]	Jeremy Ferderber	3,857	66.68
28^[38]	Robert Bertha	1,897	32.80
29	Tim Brennan	Unopposed
30	Arvind Venkat	Unopposed
31	Perry Warren	Unopposed
32	Joe McAndrew	Unopposed
33	Mandy Steele	Unopposed
34	Abigail Salisbury	Unopposed
35	Dan Goughnour	Unopposed
36	Jessica Benham	Unopposed
37	Chad William Gleissl	Unopposed
38	John Inglis	Unopposed
39^[39]^[40]	Dylan Altemara	3,837	62.73
39^[39]^[40]	Kellianne Frketic	2,244	36.68
40	Jonathan C. Lloyd	Unopposed
41	Bradford T. Chambers	Unopposed
42	Jennifer Mazzocco	Unopposed
43	Bryan K. Peirson	Unopposed
44	Hadley B. Haas	Unopposed
45^[41]	Brittany Bloam	5,236	63.08
45^[41]	Patrick J. Catena Jr.	3,034	36.55
46	Michael Crossey	Unopposed
47	Edward Lee Ritter	Unopposed
48	Rebecca Mactaggart	Unopposed
49	Ismail Smith-Wade-El	Unopposed
50	Lois Bjornson-Bower	Unopposed
51	No candidate filed
52	No candidate filed
53	Steve Malagari	Unopposed
54	Greg Scott	Unopposed
55	Davon Tyrone Magwood	Unopposed
56	No candidate filed
57	Robert B. Frances	Unopposed
58	Cherri Rogers	Unopposed
59^[42]	Jordan Omlor	2,893	59.58
59^[42]	Lisa Gephert	1,930	39.74
60	Dustyn A. Dorn	Unopposed
61	Liz Hanbidge	Unopposed
62	Trajan William Jones	Unopposed
63	Andrew L. Harbaugh	Unopposed
64	Amanda Shaffer	Unopposed
65	Destiny Kay Patricia Howard	Unopposed
66	Lisa M. Gourley	Unopposed
67	Zachary R. Ware	Unopposed
68	Joseph Quentin Gee	Unopposed
69	No candidate filed
70	Matt Bradford	Unopposed
71	No candidate filed
72	Frank Burns	Unopposed
73	No candidate filed
74	Dan K. Williams	Unopposed
75	Kimberly Kohlhepp	Unopposed
76	Elizabeth Sara Eggler	Unopposed
77	Scott Conklin	Unopposed
78	No candidate filed
79	Caleb McCoy	Unopposed
80	Sarah Holland	Unopposed
81	Caleb J. Donahue	Unopposed
82	Paul Takac	Unopposed
83	No candidate filed
84	No candidate filed
85	No candidate filed
86	Wendy Morgan	Unopposed
87	Jessica Lynne St. Clair	Unopposed
88	Sara M. Agerton	Unopposed
89	Shannon Michael Jackson	Unopposed
90	No candidate filed
91^[43]	Kathleen Pratt	2,676	60.07
	Tony Nunez-Guzman	1,196	26.85
	Darian Sundberg	555	12.46
92	Krista Jean Anderson	Unopposed
93	Melissa Ann Barnes	Unopposed
94	Konnor John-Richard Grimek	Unopposed
95	Carol Hill-Evans	Unopposed
96	Nikki Rivera	Unopposed
97	Jessica Lee Branas	Unopposed
98	Hugh Stockton Hyder-Darlington	Unopposed
99	Ethan Gabrick	Unopposed
100	No candidate filed
101	No candidate filed
102	No candidate filed
103	Nate Davidson	Unopposed
104^[44]	Dave Madsen	2,959	59.43
104^[44]	Shane Steele	2,008	40.33
105	Justin Fleming	Unopposed
106^[45]	Anju Singh	2,809	51.53
106^[45]	Ryan Hazel	2,609	47.86
107	Ryan T. Coleman	Unopposed
108	Amder L. Neidig	Unopposed
109	Justin Hummel	Unopposed
110	Pamela J. Hemann	Unopposed
111	Kyle T. Devlin	Unopposed
112	Kyle Mullins	Unopposed
113	Kyle Donahue	Unopposed
114	Bridget Malloy Kosierowski	Unopposed
115	Maureen Madden	Unopposed
116	No candidate filed
117	Jeremy Benscoter	Unopposed
118	Jim Haddock	Unopposed
119	Lauren Elizabeth McCurdy	Unopposed
120^[46]	Fern Leard	3,502	57.13
120^[46]	Joanna Bryn Smith	2,581	42.10
121^[47]	Jessica McClay	2,661	61.91
121^[47]	Michael Stadulis	1,631	37.95
122	No candidate filed
123	John A. Deatrich Jr.	Unopposed
124	Tina M. Burns	Unopposed
125	Kathryn L. Waters	Unopposed
126^[48]	Jacklyn Rusnock	3,292	85.20
126^[48]	Joshua Caltagirone	567	14.67
127	Manny Guzman Jr.	Unopposed
128	Andrew Wagner	Unopposed
129	Johanny Cepeda-Freytiz	Unopposed
130	Eric Bonnett	Unopposed
131	Meriam H. Sabih	Unopposed
132	Michael Schlossberg	Unopposed
133	Jeanne McNeill	Unopposed
134	Peter Schweyer	Unopposed
135	Steve Samuelson	Unopposed
136	Robert L. Freeman	Unopposed
137	Jeffrey M. Warren	Unopposed
138	Jared Bitting	Unopposed
139	Dominique N. Azzollini	Unopposed
140	Jim Prokopiak	Unopposed
141	Tina Davis	Unopposed
142	Kristin Egan	Unopposed
143	Timothy L. Hayes	Unopposed
144	Brian Munroe	Unopposed
145	Les Mavus	Unopposed
146	Joe Ciresi	Unopposed
147	Margaret Burke	Unopposed
148^[49]	Megan Griffin-Shelley	4,917	37.44
	Jason Landau Goodman	4,812	36.64
	Leo Solga	1,870	14.24
	Andrea Deutsch	1,534	11.68
149	Tim Briggs	Unopposed
150	Joe Webster	Unopposed
151	Melissa Cerrato	Unopposed
152	Nancy Guenst	Unopposed
153	Ben Sanchez	Unopposed
154	Napoleon Nelson	Unopposed
155	Danielle Friel Otten	Unopposed
156	Chris Pielli	Unopposed
157	Melissa Shusterman	Unopposed
158	Christina Sappey	Unopposed
159	Carol Kazeem
159	Brian Kirkland
160	Elizabeth Moro	Unopposed
161	Leanne Krueger	Unopposed
162	David Delloso	Unopposed
163	Heather Boyd	Unopposed
164	Gina Curry	Unopposed
165	Jennifer O'Mara	Unopposed
166	Greg Vitali
166	Judith Trombetta
167	Kristine Howard	Unopposed
168	Lisa Borowski	Unopposed
169	Austin L. Graham	Unopposed
170	Robert N. Gurtcheff II	Unopposed
171	John R. Zangari	Unopposed
172	Sean Dougherty	Unopposed
173	Pat Gallagher	Unopposed
174	Ed Neilson	Unopposed
175	Mary Isaacson	Unopposed
176^[50]	Thomas Kucer^[a]	1,327	79.08
177	Joseph Hohenstein
177	Joseph Mark Lavelle
178	Monica Weninger	Unopposed
179	Jason Dawkins	Unopposed
180	Jose Giral	Unopposed
181	Malcolm Kenyatta	Unopposed
182	Ben Waxman	Unopposed
183	Deirdre J. Kamber	Unopposed
184	Elizabeth Fiedler	Unopposed
185	Regina Young
185	Joseph L. Sackor
186	Jordan A. Harris	Unopposed
187^[36]	Rachel Cuevas	4,181	68.23
187^[36]	Geoffrey S. Whitcomb	1,947	31.77
188	Rick Krajewski
188	Tony Dphax King
189	Tarah Probst	Unopposed
190	G. Roni Green	Unopposed
191	Joanna McClinton	Unopposed
192	Morgan Cephas
192	D'Angelo Lee Virgo
193	Todd Crawley	Unopposed
194	Tarik Khan	Unopposed
195	Keith Harris
	Sierra McNeil
	Kenneth T. Walker Jr.
196	Ronald Ruman	Unopposed
197	Danilo Burgos	Unopposed
198	Darisha Parker
199	Richard E. Christie Jr.
199	Tawanda Lynne Hunter Stallworth
200	Christopher Johnson
	Qasim Rashad
	Deshawnda Williams
201	Andre Carroll
201	Jasmine Brown
202	Jared Solomon
202	Robert B. Rubnitsky
203	Anthony A. Bellmon	Unopposed

Source:^[51]

Republican primary

2026 Pennsylvania House of Representatives elections
Republican Primary
District	Candidates	Votes	Percent
1	No candidate filed
2	No candidate filed
3	Donna Reese	Unopposed
4	Jacob Banta	Unopposed
5	Eric Weaknecht	Unopposed
6	Brad Roae	Unopposed
7	Parke Wentling	Unopposed
8	Aaron Bernstine	Unopposed
9	Marla Brown	Unopposed
10	No candidate filed
11	Marci Mustello	Unopposed
12	Ethan Nicholas
12	Scott Timko
13	John Lawrence	Unopposed
14	Roman Kozak	Unopposed
15	Joshua Kail	Unopposed
16	John Costanza	Unopposed
17	Timothy Bonner	Unopposed
18	Kathleen Tomlinson	Unopposed
19	No candidate filed
20^[52]^[53]	Joseph Aguglia^[a]	845	85.79
21	No candidate filed
22	Robert Smith Jr.	Unopposed
23	No candidate filed
24	No candidate filed
25	Amy Noone	Unopposed
26	No candidate filed
27^[52]^[54]	Ed Brosky^[a]	691	82.46
28	Jeremy Shaffer	Unopposed
29	Sean Duffy	Unopposed
30^[52]^[55]	Libby Blackburn^[a]	2,689	82.81
31	No candidate filed
32^[52]^[56]	Gary Motor^[a]	796	82.15
33	Michael Hammill	Unopposed
34	No candidate filed
35	James Edwards	Unopposed
36	Timothy McCune	Unopposed
37	Melinda Fee	Unopposed
38^[52]^[57]	Stone Sobieralski^[a]	371	67.09
39	Andrew Kuzma	Unopposed
40	Natalie Stuck	Unopposed
41	Brett Miller	Unopposed
42	No candidate filed
43	Keith Greiner	Unopposed
44	Valerie Gaydos	Unopposed
45	James Julius	Unopposed
46	Jason Ortitay	Unopposed
47	Joseph D'Orsie	Unopposed
48	Timothy O'Neal	Unopposed
49	Venessa Acosta	Unopposed
50^[58]^[59]	Ben Humble	3,327	54.93
50^[58]^[59]	Bud Cook	2,730	45.07
51	Charity Grimm Krupa	Unopposed
52	Ryan Warner	Unopposed
53^[60]^[61]	Yanni Lambros^[a]	1,437	91.30
54	No candidate filed
55	Jill Cooper	Unopposed
56	Brian Rasel	Unopposed
57	Eric Nelson	Unopposed
58	Eric Davanzo	Unopposed
59	Leslie Rossi	Unopposed
60	Abigail Major	Unopposed
61^[62]^[63]	Angela Illingworth^[a]	907	74.04
62	James Struzzi	Unopposed
63	Joshua Bashline	Unopposed
64	Robert James	Unopposed
65	Kathy Rapp	Unopposed
66	Brian Smith	Unopposed
67	Martin Causer	Unopposed
68	Clinton Owlett	Unopposed
69	Carl Metzgar	Unopposed
70^[64]^[63]	Chris Martino^[a]	1,079	83.90
71	James Rigby	Unopposed
72	Philip Rice	Unopposed
73	Dallas Kephart	Unopposed
74	Lorenzo Kelly	Unopposed
75	Michael Armanini	Unopposed
76	Stephanie Borowicz	Unopposed
77	Michelle Schellberg	Unopposed
78	Jesse Topper	Unopposed
79	Andrea Verobish	Unopposed
80	Scott Barger	Unopposed
81	Richard Irvin	Unopposed
82	Kirsten McTernan	Unopposed
83	Jamie Flick	Unopposed
84	Joseph Hamm	Unopposed
85	David Rowe	Unopposed
86	Perry Stambaugh	Unopposed
87	Thomas Kutz	Unopposed
88	Savannah Beeler
88	Jeffery Clark
89	Robert Kauffman	Unopposed
90	Chad Reichard	Unopposed
91	Lindsay Krug
	Nicholas Lovell
	Dan Moul
92	Marc Anderson	Unopposed
93	Michael Jones	Unopposed
94	Wendy Fink	Unopposed
95	Jasmine Rivera	Unopposed
96	Babita Rusyn	Unopposed
97	Steven Mentzer	Unopposed
98^[65]^[66]	Nicky Woods	5,986	77.75
98^[65]^[66]	Danielle Lindemuth	1,626	21.12
99	David Zimmerman	Unopposed
100^[65]	Dave Nissley	3,740	56.00
100^[65]	Kelly Osborne	2,925	43.80
101	John Schlegel	Unopposed
102	Russel Diamond	Unopposed
103	No candidate filed
104	No candidate filed
105	No candidate filed
106	Thomas Mehaffie	Unopposed
107	Joanne Stehr	Unopposed
108	Michael Stender Jr.	Unopposed
109	Robert Leadbeter	Unopposed
110	Tina Pickett	Unopposed
111	Jonathan Fritz	Unopposed
112	Joseph Sabia Jr.	Unopposed
113	Lucas O'Brien	Unopposed
114	David Burgerhoff
114	Logan Lombardo
115	Richard Szabo	Unopposed
116	Dane Watro Jr.	Unopposed
117^[67]	Jamie Walsh	6,120	72.01
117^[67]	Bill Jones	2,365	27.83
118	John Lombardo	Unopposed
119	Alec Ryncavage	Unopposed
120	Brenda Pugh	Unopposed
121	Michael Harostock III	Unopposed
122	Doyle Heffley	Unopposed
123	Timothy Twardzik	Unopposed
124	James Barton	Unopposed
125	Joseph Kerwin	Unopposed
126	Miguel Vasquez	Unopposed
127	No candidate filed
128^[68]	Mark Gillen	3,499	71.55
128^[68]	David Hughes	1,366	27.93
129	No candidate filed
130^[69]	Melissa Brewer	3,668	63.22
130^[69]	Mitch Micale	2,110	36.37
131	Milou Mackenzie	Unopposed
132	Caren Lowrey	Unopposed
133	No candidate filed
134	Miriam Alicia Maldonado	Unopposed
135	Joseph F. Poplawski	Unopposed
136	Pilar M. Campisi	Unopposed
137	Joe Emrick	Unopposed
138	Ann Flood	Unopposed
139	Jeff Olsommer	Unopposed
140	Michael J. Gettis	Unopposed
141	Kenneth James Velez	Unopposed
142	Joe Hogan	Unopposed
143	Shelby Labs	Unopposed
144	Michael J. Murphy	Unopposed
145	Craig Staats	Unopposed
146^[70]^[71]	Jeffrey T. Fartro^[a]	356	56.42
147	Donna Scheuren	Unopposed
148	No candidate filed
149	No candidate filed
150^[72]^[73]	Frank Pastella^[a]	687	75.08
151^[74]^[75]	Allen Arthur Anderson^[a]	647	75.85
152^[74]^[76]	Eric Maier^[a]	965	83.86
153	Cory L. Toner	Unopposed
154	No candidate filed
155	No candidate filed
156	Kris R. Vollrath	Unopposed
157	Justin J. Pak	Unopposed
158	No candidate filed
159	No candidate filed
160	Craig Williams	Unopposed
161	No candidate filed
162	Michael E. Murphy	Unopposed
163	No candidate filed
164	No candidate filed
165	Deirdre D. McCleary	Unopposed
166	Joseph William Walker	Unopposed
167	Joseph M Lewis	Unopposed
168	Kathryn M.L. Buckley	Unopposed
169	Kate Klunk	Unopposed
170	Martina White	Unopposed
171	Kerry Benninghoff	Unopposed
172	Wallace J. Quinlan	Unopposed
173	William J. Griffin Jr.	Unopposed
174	No candidate filed
175	No candidate filed
176	Jack Rader	Unopposed
177	Robyn L. Bird	Unopposed
178	Kristin Marcell	Unopposed
179	No candidate filed
180	No candidate filed
181	No candidate filed
182	No candidate filed
183	Zach Mako	Unopposed
184	No candidate filed
185	No candidate filed
186	No candidate filed
187	Gary Day	Unopposed
188	No candidate filed
189	Danica L. Hartenfels	Unopposed
190	No candidate filed
191	No candidate filed
192	Tiffany Brown	Unoppsed
193	Catherine Wallen	Unopposed
194	No candidate filed
195	No candidate filed
196	George Margetas	Unopposed
197	No candidate filed
198	No candidate filed
199	Barbara Gleim	Unopposed
200	No candidate filed
201	No candidate filed
202	No candidate filed
203	No candidate filed

General election

Predictions

Source	Ranking	As of
Sabato's Crystal Ball^[77]	Lean D	January 22, 2026

District breakdown

District		Incumbent	Status
1	Democratic	Pat Harkins	Running
2	Democratic	Robert Merski	Running
3	Democratic	Ryan Bizzarro	Running
4	Republican	Jake Banta	Running
5	Republican	Eric Weaknecht	Running^[23]
6	Republican	Brad Roae	Running^[23]
7	Republican	Parke Wentling	Running
8	Republican	Aaron Bernstine	Running^[23]
9	Republican	Marla Brown	Running
10	Democratic	Amen Brown	Running
11	Republican	Marci Mustello	Running^[23]
12	Vacant	TBD
13	Republican	John Lawrence	Running
14	Republican	Roman Kozak	Running
15	Republican	Josh Kail	Running^[23]
16	Democratic	Robert Matzie	Running
17	Republican	Tim Bonner	Running
18	Republican	K.C. Tomlinson	Running^[23]
19	Democratic	Aerion Abney	Running
20	Democratic	Emily Kinkead	Running
21	Democratic	Lindsay Powell	Running
22	Democratic	Ana Tiburcio	Lost primary election
23	Democratic	Dan Frankel	Running
24	Democratic	La'Tasha D. Mayes	Running^[23]
25	Democratic	Brandon Markosek	Running
26	Democratic	Paul Friel	Running
27	Democratic	Dan Deasy	Running
28	Republican	Jeremy Shaffer	Running^[23]
29	Democratic	Tim Brennan	Running^[23]
30	Democratic	Arvind Venkat	Running^[23]
31	Democratic	Perry Warren	Running
32	Democratic	Joe McAndrew	Running^[23]
33	Democratic	Mandy Steele	Running^[23]
34	Democratic	Abigail Salisbury	Running
35	Democratic	Dan Goughnour	Running
36	Democratic	Jessica Benham	Running
37	Republican	Mindy Fee	Running^[78]
38	Democratic	John Inglis	Running
39	Republican	Andrew Kuzma	Running^[79]
40	Republican	Natalie Mihalek	Running
41	Republican	Brett Miller	Running^[78]
42	Democratic	Jen Mazzocco	Running
43	Republican	Keith Greiner	Running^[78]
44	Republican	Valerie Gaydos	Running
45	Democratic	Anita Kulik	Retired^[26]
46	Republican	Jason Ortitay	Running
47	Republican	Joe D'Orsie	Running
48	Republican	Tim O'Neal	Running
49	Democratic	Ismail Smith-Wade-El	Running^[80]
50	Republican	Bud Cook	Lost primary election
51	Republican	Charity Grimm Krupa	Running^[23]
52	Republican	Ryan Warner	Running
53	Democratic	Steve Malagari	Running
54	Democratic	Greg Scott	Running
55	Republican	Jill Cooper	Running
56	Republican	Brian Rasel	Running
57	Republican	Eric Nelson	Running
58	Republican	Eric Davanzo	Running^[23]
59	Republican	Leslie Rossi	Running
60	Republican	Abby Major	Running
61	Democratic	Liz Hanbidge	Running
62	Republican	James Struzzi	Running^[23]
63	Republican	Josh Bashline	Running^[23]
64	Republican	Lee James	Running^[81]
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	Jim 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	Scott Conklin	Running^[23]
78	Republican	Jesse Topper	Running
79	Republican	Andrea Verobish	Running
80	Republican	Scott Barger	Running^[23]
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^[82]
88	Republican	Sheryl M. Delozier	Retired^[30]
89	Republican	Rob Kauffman	Running
90	Republican	Chad Reichard	Running
91	Republican	Dan Moul	Running^[83]
92	Republican	Marc Anderson	Running
93	Republican	Mike Jones	Running
94	Republican	Wendy Fink	Running
95	Democratic	Carol Hill-Evans	Running
96	Democratic	Nikki Rivera	Running^[80]
97	Republican	Steven Mentzer	Running^[78]
98	Republican	Tom Jones	Retired (running for State Senate)^[31]
99	Republican	David H. Zimmerman	Running^[78]
100	Republican	Bryan Cutler	Retired^[32]
101	Republican	John A. Schlegel	Running^[84]
102	Republican	Russ Diamond	Running^[85]
103	Democratic	Nate Davidson	Running^[23]
104	Democratic	Dave Madsen	Running^[86]
105	Democratic	Justin C. Fleming	Running
106	Republican	Tom Mehaffie	Running^[81]
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	Jamie Walsh	Running
118	Democratic	Jim Haddock	Running
119	Republican	Alec Ryncavage	Running^[87]
120	Republican	Brenda Pugh	Running^[88]
121	Democratic	Eddie Day Pashinski	Retired^[28]
122	Republican	Doyle Heffley	Running
123	Republican	Timothy Twardzik	Running
124	Republican	Jamie Barton	Running
125	Republican	Joe Kerwin	Running^[23]
126	Democratic	Jacklyn Rusnock	Running
127	Democratic	Manny Guzman Jr.	Running
128	Republican	Mark M. Gillen	Running
129	Democratic	Johanny Cepeda-Freytiz	Running
130	Republican	David Maloney	Retired^[33]
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	Jeff Olsommer	Running
140	Democratic	Jim Prokopiak	Running
141	Democratic	Tina Davis	Running
142	Republican	Joe Hogan	Running^[23]
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	Retired^[27]
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	Lost primary election
167	Democratic	Kristine Howard	Running
168	Democratic	Lisa Borowski	Running
169	Republican	Kate Klunk	Running
170	Republican	Martina White	Running
171	Republican	Kerry Benninghoff	Running
172	Democratic	Sean Dougherty	Running
173	Democratic	Pat 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^[23]
179	Democratic	Jason Dawkins	Running
180	Democratic	Jose Giral	Running
181	Democratic	Malcolm Kenyatta	Running^[23]
182	Democratic	Ben Waxman	Running
183	Republican	Zach Mako	Running^[23]
184	Democratic	Elizabeth Fiedler	Running
185	Democratic	Regina Young	Running
186	Democratic	Jordan A. Harris	Running
187	Republican	Gary Day	Running
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^[29]
193	Republican	Catherine Wallen	Running
194	Democratic	Tarik Khan	Running
195	Democratic	Keith Harris	Lost primary election
196	Vacant	TBD
197	Democratic	Danilo Burgos	Running
198	Democratic	Darisha Parker	Running
199	Republican	Barbara Gleim	Running^[89]
200	Democratic	Chris Rabb	Retired (running for U.S. Congress)^[29]
201	Democratic	Andre Carroll	Running
202	Democratic	Jared Solomon	Running
203	Democratic	Anthony A. Bellmon	Running

Notes

Won as a write-in candidate

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