2010 Pennsylvania House of Representatives election

2010 Pennsylvania House of Representatives election
← 2008 November 2, 2010 2012 →
All 203 seats in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives
102 seats needed for a majority
  Majority party Minority party
 
Leader Sam Smith Keith McCall
Party Republican Democratic
Leader since January 2, 2007 January 6, 2009
Leader's seat 66th 122nd
Last election 99 104
Seats after 112 91
Seat change Increase 13 Decrease 13
Results:
     Republican hold      Republican gain
     Democratic hold      Democratic gain
Speaker before election

Keith McCall
Democratic

Elected Speaker

Sam Smith
Republican

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The 2010 elections for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives were held on November 2, 2010, with all districts being contested. Necessary primary elections were held on May 18, 2010.[1] The term of office for those elected in 2010 will run from January 4, 2011, until November 30, 2012. State Representatives are elected for two-year terms, with the entire House of Representatives up for election every two years.

Make-Up of the House

Affiliation Seats at Last Election Seats at End of Legislative Session Seats after Election Change Since Last Election
Democratic 104 102 91 -13
Republican 99 101 112 +13

2010 General election

District Party Incumbent Status Party Candidate Votes %
1 Democratic Patrick Harkins Re-elected Democratic Patrick Harkins 10,621 100.0
2 Democratic Florindo Fabrizio Re-elected Democratic Florindo Fabrizio 13,869 100.0
3 Democratic John Hornaman Re-elected Democratic John Hornaman 12,467 53.6
Republican Regina K. Smith 10,812 46.5
4 Republican Curt Sonney Re-elected Republican Curt Sonney 13,754 72.6
Democratic Gerald Price 5,198 27.4
5 Republican John R. Evans Re-elected Republican John R. Evans 13,830 100.0
6 Republican Brad Roae Re-elected Republican Brad Roae 13,135 100.0
7 Democratic Mark Longietti Re-elected Democratic Mark Longietti 16,253 100.0
8 Republican Dick Stevenson Re-elected Republican Dick Stevenson 17,694 100.0
9 Democratic Chris Sainato Re-elected Democratic Chris Sainato 15,448 100.0
10 Democratic Jaret Gibbons Re-elected Democratic Jaret Gibbons 9,816 52.3
Republican Michael See 8,964 47.7
11 Republican Brian L. Ellis Re-elected Republican Brian L. Ellis 16,784 100.0
12 Republican Daryl Metcalfe Re-elected Republican Daryl Metcalfe 19,083 75.4
Democratic Zack Byrnes 6,241 24.6
13 Democratic Tom Houghton Defeated Republican John Lawrence 12,768 55.0
Democratic Tom Houghton 10,460 45.0
14 Republican Jim E. Marshall Re-elected Republican Jim E. Marshall 11,590 67.4
Democratic Dennis Powell 5,595 32.6
15 Republican Jim Christiana Re-elected Republican Jim Christiana 13,295 62.3
Democratic Frank E. Bovalino 8,060 37.7
16 Democratic Robert F. Matzie Re-elected Democratic Robert F. Matzie 13,998 100.0
17 Republican Michele Brooks Re-elected Republican Michele Brooks 14,957 100.0
18 Republican Gene DiGirolamo Re-elected Republican Gene DiGirolamo 13,698 100.0
19 Democratic Jake Wheatley Re-elected Democratic Jake Wheatley 10,688 100.0
20 Democratic Adam Ravenstahl Re-elected Democratic Adam Ravenstahl 10,590 59.2
Republican Alex Dubart 6,359 35.6
Independent Kenneth J. Vybiral, Jr. 928 5.2
21 Democratic Dom Costa Re-elected Democratic Dom Costa 14,589 100.0
22 Democratic Chelsa Wagner Re-elected Democratic Chelsa Wagner 14,655 100.0
23 Democratic Dan Frankel Re-elected Democratic Dan Frankel 16,078 79.9
Republican Daniel Ulrich Wiseman 4,039 20.1
24 Democratic Joseph Preston, Jr. Re-elected Democratic Joseph Preston, Jr. 14,011 100.0
25 Democratic Joe Markosek Re-elected Democratic Joe Markosek 11,663 53.8
Republican Mike Doyle 10,036 46.2
26 Republican Tim Hennessey Re-elected Republican Tim Hennessey 12,052 56.7
Democratic Fern B. Kauffman 9,209 43.3
27 Democratic Dan Deasy Re-elected Democratic Dan Deasy 11,495 76.0
Reform Frank Liberatore 3,631 24.0
28 Republican Mike Turzai Re-elected Republican Mike Turzai 21,607 77.4
Democratic Sharon Brown 6,322 22.6
29 Republican Bernie O'Neill Re-elected Republican Bernie O'Neill 16,144 63.7
Democratic Frank Fineberg 9,182 36.3
30 Republican Randy Vulakovich Re-elected Republican Randy Vulakovich 22,024 100.0
31 Democratic Steve Santarsiero Re-elected Democratic Steve Santarsiero 12,873 50.4
Republican Robert Ciervo 12,684 49.6
32 Democratic Anthony M. DeLuca Re-elected Democratic Anthony M. DeLuca 15,693 100.0
33 Democratic Frank Dermody Re-elected Democratic Frank Dermody 11,254 56.3
Republican Gerry Vaerewyck 8,748 43.7
34 Democratic Paul Costa Re-elected Democratic Paul Costa 15,430 100.0
35 Democratic Marc Gergely Re-elected Democratic Marc Gergely 12,412 100.0
36 Democratic Harry Readshaw Re-elected Democratic Harry Readshaw 14,081 100.0
37 Republican Thomas C. Creighton Re-elected Republican Thomas C. Creighton 17,612 100.0
38 Democratic William C. Kortz Re-elected Democratic William C. Kortz 14,427 100.0
39 Democratic David Levdansky Defeated Republican Rick Saccone 10,651 50.3
Democratic David Levdansky 10,526 49.7
40 Republican John A. Maher Re-elected Republican John A. Maher 21,276 100.0
41 Republican Katie True Retired Republican Ryan Aument 15,563 66.2
Democratic Gerald E. Policoff 7,958 33.8
42 Democratic Matthew H. Smith Re-elected Democratic Matthew H. Smith 15,505 59.8
Republican Sue Means 10,406 40.2
43 Republican Scott W. Boyd Re-elected Republican Scott W. Boyd 16,722 100.0
44 Republican Mark Mustio Re-elected Republican Mark Mustio 17,174 69.8
Democratic Ray Uhric 7,431 30.2
45 Democratic Nick Kotik Re-elected Democratic Nick Kotik 12,035 57.1
Republican Aaron Kime 9,032 42.9
46 Democratic Jesse J. White Re-elected Democratic Jesse J. White 11,266 54.2
Republican Gregory E. DeLuca 9,539 45.9
47 Republican Keith J. Gillespie Re-elected Republican Keith J. Gillespie 16,818 72.8
Democratic Eric P. Wolfgang 6,292 27.2
48 Democratic Tim Solobay Elected to State Senate Democratic Brandon P. Neuman 10,481 52.6
Republican Cody Knotts 9,441 47.4
49 Democratic Peter Daley Re-elected Democratic Peter Daley 8,776 54.5
Republican Richard Massafra 7,324 45.5
50 Democratic Bill DeWeese Re-elected Democratic Bill DeWeese 8,477 52.5
Republican Richard A. Yeager 7,667 47.5
51 Democratic Timothy S. Mahoney Re-elected Democratic Timothy S. Mahoney 9,803 100.0
52 Democratic Deberah Kula Re-elected Democratic Deberah Kula 10,854 100.0
53 Republican Robert Godshall Re-elected Republican Robert Godshall 12,789 65.2
Democratic Jack Hansen 6,348 32.4
Green Edward R. Bonsell 476 2.4
54 Democratic John Pallone Defeated Republican Eli Evankovich 12,355 59.7
Democratic John Pallone 8,329 40.3
55 Democratic Joseph Petrarca, Jr. Re-elected Democratic Joseph Petrarca, Jr. 12,470 100.0
56 Democratic James E. Casorio, Jr. Defeated Republican George Dunbar 11,363 51.8
Democratic James E. Casorio, Jr. 10,572 48.2
57 Republican Tim Krieger Re-elected Republican Tim Krieger 12,827 67.4
Democratic Michael J. Kester 4,791 25.2
Independent Ronald M. Gazze 1,412 7.4
58 Democratic Ted Harhai Re-elected Democratic Ted Harhai 10,695 56.2
Republican Rob Ferguson 8,349 43.8
59 Republican Mike Reese Re-elected Republican Mike Reese 19,694 100.0
60 Republican Jeff Pyle Re-elected Republican Jeff Pyle 12,972 68.8
Democratic Jo Ellen Bowman 5,877 31.2
61 Republican Kate M. Harper Re-elected Republican Kate M. Harper 14,744 58.9
Democratic Mary Lou Readinger 10,303 41.1
62 Republican Dave L. Reed Re-elected Republican Dave L. Reed 16,049 100.0
63 Republican Donna Oberlander Re-elected Republican Donna Oberlander 15,398 88.8
Libertarian Michael J. Robertson 1,939 11.2
64 Republican Scott Hutchinson Re-elected Republican Scott Hutchinson 13,172 84.2
Libertarian Vance H. Mays 2,473 15.8
65 Republican Kathy Rapp Re-elected Republican Kathy Rapp 13,476 100.0
66 Republican Samuel H. Smith Re-elected Republican Samuel H. Smith 11,009 68.4
Democratic Dennis J. Peck 3,502 21.8
Independent Luther E. Yoas, Sr. 1,575 9.8
67 Republican Martin Causer Re-elected Republican Martin Causer 12,851 100.0
68 Republican Matt E. Baker Re-elected Republican Matt E. Baker 15,709 100.0
69 Republican Carl Walker Metzgar Re-elected Republican Carl Walker Metzgar 18,202 100.0
70 Democratic Matthew Bradford Re-elected Democratic Matthew Bradford 11,841 52.5
Republican Jay R. Moyer 10,698 47.5
71 Democratic Bryan Barbin Re-elected Democratic Bryan Barbin 8,931 50.1
Republican Jim Rigby 8,895 49.9
72 Democratic Frank Burns Re-elected Democratic Frank Burns 18,461 100.0
73 Democratic Gary Haluska Re-elected Democratic Gary Haluska 10,381 61.1
Republican Stephen J. Shuagis 6,599 38.9
74 Democratic Bud George Re-elected Democratic Bud George 8,900 52.0
Republican Glenn Johnston 8,223 48.0
75 Republican Matt Gabler Re-elected Republican Matt Gabler 12,727 72.2
Democratic Frank Straub 4,907 27.8
76 Democratic Mike Hanna Re-elected Democratic Mike Hanna 9,412 59.1
Republican Daryl Schafer 6,118 38.4
Constitution Scott Stout 392 2.5
77 Democratic H. Scott Conklin Re-elected Democratic H. Scott Conklin 11,576 56.3
Republican Joyce Haas 8,972 43.7
78 Republican Dick Hess Re-elected Republican Dick Hess 18,803 100.0
79 Republican Richard Geist Re-elected Republican Richard Geist 11,796 100.0
80 Republican Jerry Stern Re-elected Republican Jerry Stern 16,925 100.0
81 Republican Mike Fleck Re-elected Republican Mike Fleck 14,628 100.0
82 Republican Adam Harris Re-elected Republican Adam Harris 15,356 100.0
83 Democratic Rick Mirabito Re-elected Democratic Rick Mirabito 8,584 52.4
Republican Dave Huffman 7,792 47.6
84 Republican Garth Everett Re-elected Republican Garth Everett 15,694 100.0
85 Republican Russ Fairchild Retired Republican Fred Keller 11,408 66.0
Democratic Trey Casimir 4,319 25.0
Libertarian Erik Viker 1,549 9.0
86 Republican Mark Keller Re-elected Republican Mark Keller 17,393 100.0
87 Republican Glen Grell Re-elected Republican Glen Grell 18,780 71.3
Democratic Angela West 7,569 28.7
88 Republican Sheryl M. Delozier Re-elected Republican Sheryl M. Delozier 19,198 100.0
89 Republican Bob Kauffman Re-elected Republican Bob Kauffman 15,886 86.0
Independent Blyden B. Potts 2,592 14.0
90 Republican Todd Rock Re-elected Republican Todd Rock 18,336 100.0
91 Republican Dan Moul Re-elected Republican Dan Moul 14,197 69.7
Democratic Derf W. Maitland 6,159 30.3
92 Republican Scott Perry Re-elected Republican Scott Perry 20,552 100.0
93 Republican Ron Miller Re-elected Republican Ron Miller 17,492 71.6
Democratic Linda E. Small 6,955 28.5
94 Republican Stan Saylor Re-elected Republican Stan Saylor 14,818 71.8
Democratic Metta Barbour 5,823 28.2
95 Democratic Eugene DePasquale Re-elected Democratic Eugene DePasquale' 9,801 100.0
96 Democratic Mike Sturla Re-elected Democratic Mike Sturla 6,910 61.9
Republican Tom Garmon, Jr. 4,246 38.1
97 Republican John C. Bear Re-elected Republican John C. Bear 17,937 72.2
Democratic F. Patrick O'Keeffe 6,897 27.8
98 Republican David Hickernell Re-elected Republican David Hickernell 15,703 100.0
99 Republican Gordon Denlinger Re-elected Republican Gordon Denlinger 14,175 100.0
100 Republican Bryan Cutler Re-elected Republican Bryan Cutler 13,791 100.0
101 Republican Mauree Gingrich Re-elected Republican Mauree Gingrich 12,308 70.2
Democratic Patricia K. Stephens 3,697 21.1
Independent Richard L. Mase, Sr. 1,534 8.8
102 Republican RoseMarie Swanger Re-elected Republican RoseMarie Swanger 18,225 100.0
103 Democratic Ron Buxton Re-elected Democratic Ron Buxton 13,337 100.0
104 Republican Sue Helm Re-elected Republican Sue Helm 11,579 50.7
Democratic Gene Stilp 11,264 49.3
105 Republican Ron Marsico Re-elected Republican Ron Marsico 21,090 100.0
106 Republican John D. Payne Re-elected Republican John D. Payne 15,017 69.6
Democratic Phyllis Bennett 6,554 30.4
107 Democratic Robert Belfanti Retired Republican Kurt A. Masser 10,814 67.0
Democratic George L. Zalar 5,335 33.0
108 Republican Merle Phillips Retired Republican Lynda Schlegel-Culver 13,210 76.6
Democratic Antonio D. Michetti 4,044 23.4
109 Republican David R. Millard Re-elected Republican David R. Millard 10,605 64.8
Democratic Dan Rae 4,852 29.7
Libertarian Thomas Anderson 899 5.5
110 Republican Tina Pickett Re-elected Republican Tina Pickett 15,169 100.0
111 Republican Sandra Major Re-elected Republican Sandra Major 14,136 73.6
Democratic Jim Knapp 3,992 20.8
Green Jay Sweeney 1,084 5.6
112 Democratic Kenneth J. Smith Re-elected Democratic Kenneth J. Smith 9,169 57.4
Republican Lee Morgan 6,818 42.7
113 Democratic Kevin P. Murphy Re-lected Democratic Kevin P. Murphy 11,980 66.1
Republican Mike Lapolla 6,134 33.9
114 Democratic James Wansacz Ran for State Senate Democratic Sid Michaels Kavulich 11,683 56.2
Republican Daniel R. Naylor 9,095 43.8
115 Democratic Edward Staback Re-elected Democratic Edward Staback 13,020 63.7
Republican Theresa Kane 7,428 36.3
116 Democratic Todd A. Eachus Defeated Republican Tarah Toohil 9,702 54.9
Democratic Todd A. Eachus 7,967 45.1
117 Republican Karen Boback Re-elected Republican Karen Boback 15,834 81.6
Democratic Richard Shermanski 3,573 18.4
118 Democratic Michael B. Carroll Re-elected Democratic Michael B. Carroll 10,613 59.2
Republican Terrence O'Connor 7,307 40.8
119 Democratic John Yudichak Elected to State Senate Democratic Gerald Mullery 8,631 51.9
Republican Rick Arnold 7,274 43.7
Libertarian Brian R. Bergman 741 4.5
120 Democratic Phyllis Mundy Re-elected Democratic Phyllis Mundy 10,153 53.0
Republican Bill Goldsworthy 6,154 32.1
Libertarian Tim Mullen 2,858 14.9
121 Democratic Eddie Day Pashinski Re-elected Democratic Eddie Day Pashinski 9,444 71.6
Republican James O'Meara, Sr. 3,751 28.4
122 Democratic Keith R. McCall Retired Republican Doyle Heffley 10,817 56.4
Democratic Justin Yaich 8,375 43.6
123 Democratic Neal Goodman Re-elected Democratic Neal Goodman 10,646 65.9
Republican Ettore G. DiCasimirro 5,519 34.1
124 Republican Jerry Knowles Re-elected Republican Jerry Knowles 13,219 63.8
Democratic Jeffrey Faust 5,382 26.0
Independent Dante Picciano 2,109 10.2
125 Democratic Tim Seip Defeated Republican Mike Tobash 10,657 54.2
Democratic Tim Seip 8,521 43.3
No party affiliation Dennis Baylor 481 2.5
126 Democratic Dante Santoni Re-elected Democratic Dante Santoni 9,759 62.1
Republican Roger Voit 5,962 37.9
127 Democratic Thomas Caltagirone Re-elected Democratic Thomas Caltagirone 7,050 100.0
128 Republican Sam Rohrer Ran for Governor Republican Mark M. Gillen 14,699 65.0
Democratic Bryan P. Boughter 7,923 35.0
129 Republican Jim A. Cox Re-elected Republican Jim A. Cox 16,451 100.0
130 Democratic David R. Kessler Defeated Republican David M. Maloney 12,748 57.3
Democratic David R. Kessler 9,285 42.7
131 Republican Karen D. Beyer Lost primary Republican Justin Simmons 10,742 56.9
Democratic Mike Horton 8,144 43.1
132 Democratic Jennifer Mann Re-elected Democratic Jennifer Mann 9,142 100.0
133 Democratic Joseph F. Brennan Re-elected Democratic Joseph F. Brennan 7,956 62.6
Republican David Moloney 4,753 37.4
134 Republican Doug Reichley Re-elected Republican Doug Reichley 18,184 68.0
Democratic Patrick J. Slattery 8,545 32.0
135 Democratic Steve Samuelson Re-elected Democratic Steve Samuelson 12,963 100.0
136 Democratic Robert L. Freeman Re-elected Democratic Robert L. Freeman 9,965 64.2
Republican Ron Shegda 5,552 35.8
137 Democratic Richard Grucela Retired Republican Joe Emrick 13,527 62.1
Democratic Charles Dertinger 8,261 37.9
138 Republican Marcia Hahn Re-elected Republican Marcia Hahn 22,097 100.0
139 Republican Michael Peifer Re-elected Republican Michael Peifer 15,085 100.0
140 Democratic John Galloway Re-elected Democratic John Galloway 10,954 63.1
Republican Jane Burger 6,413 36.9
141 Democratic Anthony Melio Retired Democratic Tina M. Davis 8,486 50.7
Republican Kevin Glasson 8,245 49.3
142 Republican Frank Farry Re-elected Republican Frank Farry 14,081 64.2
Democratic John Toth 7,855 35.8
143 Republican Marguerite Quinn Re-elected Republican Marguerite Quinn 15,655 63.1
Democratic Kathy McQuarrie 8,148 33.0
Independent Tom Lingenfelter 990 4.0
144 Republican Kathy Watson Re-elected Republican Kathy Watson 18,511 100.0
145 Republican Paul Clymer Re-elected Republican Paul Clymer 14,112 65.7
Democratic Mary A. Whitesell 6,372 29.7
Green Charles Moyer 575 2.7
Independent Julie M. Fagan 425 2.0
146 Republican Tom Quigley Re-elected Republican Tom Quigley 11,025 56.2
Democratic Mark Painter 8,605 43.8
147 Republican Marcy Toepel Re-elected Democratic Robert Dodge 7,087 33.4
Republican Marcy Toepel 14,138 66.6
148 Democratic Michael F. Gerber Re-elected Democratic Michael F. Gerber 16,685 62.0
Republican Matt Maguire 10,227 38.0
149 Democratic Tim Briggs Re-elected Democratic Tim Briggs 14,410 62.5
Republican Peter M. Kohut 8,655 37.5
150 Republican Mike Vereb Re-elected Republican Mike Vereb 12,782 60.5
Democratic Andrea Baptiste 8,343 39.5
151 Democratic Rick Taylor Defeated Republican Todd Stephens 12,288 53.1
Democratic Rick Taylor 10,877 47.0
152 Republican Tom Murt Re-elected Republican Tom Murt 14,807 67.6
Democratic Robert H. McGuckin 7,083 32.4
153 Democratic Josh Shapiro Re-elected Democratic Josh Shapiro 17,291 70.1
Republican Tom Bogar 7,382 29.9
154 Democratic Lawrence Curry Re-elected Democratic Lawrence Curry 18,945 70.6
Republican Tom Bell 7,894 29.4
155 Republican Curt Schroder Re-elected Republican Curt Schroder 15,558 63.3
Democratic Barbara Bergeron 9,020 36.7
156 Democratic Barbara McIlvaine Smith Defeated Republican Dan Truitt 11,465 50.5
Democratic Barbara McIlvaine Smith 11,251 49.5
157 Democratic Paul Drucker Defeated Republican Warren Kampf 13,143 51.8
Democratic Paul Drucker 12,240 48.2
158 Republican L. Chris Ross Re-elected Republican L. Chris Ross 15,425 63.8
Democratic Susan F. Rzucidlo 8,743 36.2
159 Democratic Thaddeus Kirkland Re-elected Democratic Thaddeus Kirkland 10,145 78.1
Republican William Rocky Brown 3,990 28.2
160 Republican Stephen Barrar Re-elected Republican Stephen Barrar 18,070 66.6
Democratic Nick DiGregory 7,755 28.6
Independent David G. Cleary 1,307 4.8
161 Democratic Bryan Lentz Ran for the U.S. House Republican Joe Hackett 13,489 53.6
Democratic Walter A. Waite, Jr. 11,696 46.4
162 Republican Nick Miccarelli Re-elected Republican Nick Miccarelli 11,624 63.6
Democratic Scott MacNeil 6,642 39.4
163 Republican Nicholas Micozzie Re-elected Republican Nicholas Micozzie 11,691 57.1
Democratic Shannon P. Meehan 8,241 40.3
Independent Rodney L. Lacy 538 2.3
164 Republican Mario Civera Elected to county council Democratic Margo L. Davidson 9,971 54.6
Republican Maureen Carey 8,309 45.5
165 Republican Bill Adolph Re-elected Republican Bill Adolph 16,693 100.0
166 Democratic Greg Vitali Re-elected Democratic Greg Vitali 14,484 58.2
Republican John Williamson 10,406 41.8
167 Republican Duane Milne Re-elected Republican Duane Milne 14,819 57.1
Democratic Bill Holmes 9,260 35.7
Independent P. Joseph Corrigan III 1,862 7.2
168 Republican Tom Killion Re-elected Republican Tom Killion 15,994 61.6
Democratic Gail M. Conner 9,979 38.4
169 Republican Dennis M. O'Brien Re-elected Republican Dennis M. O'Brien 12,376 100.0
170 Democratic Brendan F. Boyle Re-elected Democratic Brendan F. Boyle 10,271 63.6
Republican Marc D. Collazzo 6,142 36.4
171 Republican Kerry Benninghoff Re-elected Republican Kerry Benninghoff 15,747 100.0
172 Republican John Perzel Defeated Democratic Kevin J. Boyle 8,998 53.9
Republican John Perzel 7,712 46.2
173 Democratic Michael McGeehan Re-elected Democratic Michael McGeehan 9,385 100.0
174 Democratic John Sabatina Re-elected Democratic John Sabatina 10,818 100.0
175 Democratic Michael H. O'Brien Re-elected Democratic Michael H. O'Brien 12,750 79.5
Republican Louis S. Schwartz 3,281 20.5
176 Republican Mario Scavello Re-elected Republican Mario Scavello 14,343 '100.0
177 Republican John J. Taylor Re-elected Republican John J. Taylor 8,251 100.0
178 Republican Scott Petri Re-elected Republican Scott Petri 17,061 69.2
Democratic David Apfelbaum 7,605 30.8
179 Democratic Tony Payton Re-elected Democratic Tony Payton 9,760 90.3
Republican Matthew F. Franchetti 1,050 9.7
180 Democratic Angel Cruz Re-elected Democratic Angel Cruz 7,241 100.0
181 Democratic W. Curtis Thomas Re-elected Democratic W. Curtis Thomas 14,307 100.0
182 Democratic Babette Josephs Re-elected Democratic Babette Josephs 17,464 100.0
183 Republican Julie Harhart Re-elected Republican Julie Harhart 14,079 80.9
Green Rex A. D'Agostino 3,482 19.1
184 Democratic William F. Keller Re-elected Democratic William F. Keller 11,144 78.5
Republican Stephen J. Pico 3,052 21.5
185 Democratic Robert Donatucci Re-elected Democratic Robert Donatucci 13,409 83.7
Republican Michael D. Bruno 2,618 16.3
186 Democratic Kenyatta Johnson Re-elected Democratic Kenyatta Johnson 16,461 93.1
Republican Keith Todd 1,228 6.9
187 Republican Gary Day Re-elected Republican Gary Day 14,596 70.0
Democratic Richard A. Stine 6,240 30.0
188 Democratic James R. Roebuck, Jr. Re-elected Democratic James R. Roebuck, Jr. 14,999 100.0
189 Democratic John Siptroth Defeated Republican Rosemary M. Brown 9,608 54.7
Democratic John Siptroth 7,969 45.3
190 Democratic Vanessa L. Brown Re-elected Democratic Vanessa L. Brown 17,728 100.0
191 Democratic Ronald Waters Re-elected Democratic Ronald Waters 16,750 100.0
192 Democratic Louise Bishop Re-elected Democratic Louise Bishop 19,325 100.0
193 Republican Will Tallman Re-elected Republican Will Tallman 14,694 75.3
Democratic Mike Strausbaugh 4,834 24.8
194 Democratic Kathy Manderino Retired Democratic Pamela A. DeLissio 12,015 61.4
Republican Timothy S. Downey 4,007 20.5
Green Hugh Giordano 3,547 18.1
195 Democratic Frank Louis Oliver Retired Democratic Michelle F. Brownlee 15,108 85.8
Republican W. James Kernaghan III 2,205 12.5
Independent Warren Bloom 305 1.7
196 Republican Seth Grove Re-elected Republican Seth Grove 16,359 74.4
Democratic Curtis Kann 4,312 19.6
Libertarian William E. Kohler 1,305 5.9
197 Democratic Jewell Williams Re-elected Democratic Jewell Williams '16,565 100.0
198 Democratic Rosita Youngblood Re-elected Democratic Rosita Youngblood 17,562 100.0
199 Republican Will Gabig Retired Republican Stephen Bloom 12,889 67.5
Democratic Fred Baldwin 6,206 32.5
200 Democratic Cherelle Parker Re-elected Democratic Cherelle Parker 22,521 100.0
201 Democratic John L. Myers Re-elected Democratic John L. Myers 18,685 97.9
Republican Joseph L. Messa 409 2.1
202 Democratic Mark B. Cohen Re-elected Democratic Mark B. Cohen 13,587 100.0
203 Democratic Dwight E. Evans Re-elected Democratic Dwight E. Evans 18,256 98.2
Libertarian Michael C. Muhammad 336 1.8

References

  1. ^ "2010 General Primary". Pennsylvania Department of State. May 18, 2010. Retrieved October 16, 2010.

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