Video above: Proposed bill would allow independent voters in PA primariesFULL RESULTS: GOVERNOR | LT. GOVERNOR | 10TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT | STATEWIDE U.S. HOUSE RACES | LOCAL STATE SENATE RACES | STATEWIDE STATE SENATE RACES | LOCAL STATE HOUSE RACES | STATE HOUSE RACES ACROSS THE COMMONWEALTH | ADAMS COUNTY | CUMBERLAND COUNTY | DAUPHIN COUNTY | FRANKLIN COUNTY | JUNIATA COUNTY | LANCASTER COUNTY | LEBANON COUNTY | MIFFLIN COUNTY | PERRY COUNTY | YORK COUNTYPennsylvania voters headed to the polls Tuesday in a primary election that will shape key races for governor, lieutenant governor, Congress, the state Senate and the state House. Below, you can track live results from across the Commonwealth, including local races and key statewide contests. If you don’t see results below, click here.GovernorIncumbent Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro and Republican State Treasurer Stacy Garrity are both running unopposed for their parties’ nominations for governor, setting the stage early for a high-profile general election matchup on Nov. 3, 2026. Shapiro enters the race as the sitting governor with strong statewide name recognition, while Garrity, the current state treasurer, has emerged as the GOP standard-bearer without a primary challenger. With neither candidate facing an intraparty contest, the focus is already shifting from the primary to the broader campaign ahead in one of the country’s most closely watched battleground states.Lieutenant GovernorIn Pennsylvania’s lieutenant governor primary, incumbent Democratic Lt. Gov. Austin Davis is running unopposed for his party’s nomination.On the Republican side, however, voters will choose between attorney Jason Richey and former UPS executive John Ventre in a contested primary. 10th Congressional District In Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District primary, Democrat Janelle Stelson, a former WGAL News 8 anchor, is facing Dauphin County Commissioner Justin Douglas for the party’s nomination, while incumbent Republican Rep. Scott Perry is running unopposed on the GOP side. The race is expected to remain closely watched given the district’s competitive profile and Perry’s prominence in Pennsylvania politics.The 10th Congressional District covers all of Dauphin County and parts of Cumberland and York counties.Other U.S. House racesAside from the 10th Congressional District, most U.S. House races in Pennsylvania’s primary are relatively quiet, but a few contests stand out.In the 1st District, which covers all of Bucks County and part of Montgomery County, Democrats Bob Harvie and Lucia Simonelli are competing for the chance to challenge Republican incumbent Brian Fitzpatrick.In the 3rd District, which covers parts of Philadelphia, there is a crowded Democratic field because Rep. Dwight Evans is retiring. Western Pennsylvania also features a Democratic primary in the 12th District, where incumbent Summer Lee faces Will Parker, and a Republican primary in the 17th District between Tony Guy and Jesse Vodvarka.State SenateIn the Susquehanna Valley, incumbent Democratic state Sen. James Malone is running unopposed for his party’s nomination in District 36, which covers part of Lancaster County. On the Republican side, Tom Jones and Jere Swarr are facing each other in a contested primary.Another Republican faceoff is happening in District 48, which covers all of Lebanon County and parts of Berks and Lancaster counties. That’s where incumbent Chris Gebhard is facing challenger Clovis Crane. No Democrat is running in District 48.Full Pa. state Senate resultsPa. state HouseVoters in the Susquehanna Valley will cast ballots in nine state House races this year, including one unusual contest that will determine who holds office between the primary and general election. The House District 196 seat is currently vacant, so the primary winner will immediately take office and serve until the general election. To remain in the position beyond that, the winner would need to be elected again in November.Note: Candidates running unopposed are not listed below. District 88 (parts of Cumberland County)Jeff Clark (R)Savannah Martin (R)District 91 (parts of Adams County)Kathleen Pratt (D)Tony Nunez-Guzman (D)Darian Sundberg (D)District 91 (parts of Adams County)Dan Moul (R)Nick Lovell (R)Lindsay Krug (R)District 98 (parts of Lancaster County)Nicky Woods (R)Danielle Lindemuth (R)District 100 (parts of Lancaster County) Dan Nissley (R)Kelly Osborne (R)District 104 (parts of Dauphin County)Shane Steele (D)Dave Madsen (D)District 106 (parts of Dauphin County)Ryan Hazel (D)Anju Singh (D)District 196 (parts of York County – seat is currently vacant)Ron Ruman (D)George Margetas (R)District 199 (parts of Cumberland County)Tawanda Stallworth (D)Rick Christie (D)Full state House results County-by-county resultsIf you’re not sure which district you live in, you can get county-by-county results below: ADAMS COUNTYCUMBERLAND COUNTYDAUPHIN COUNTYFRANKLIN COUNTYJUNIATA COUNTYLANCASTER COUNTYLEBANON COUNTYMIFFLIN COUNTYPERRY COUNTYYORK COUNTYThe national picture
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Video above: Proposed bill would allow independent voters in PA primaries
FULL RESULTS: GOVERNOR | LT. GOVERNOR | 10TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT | STATEWIDE U.S. HOUSE RACES | LOCAL STATE SENATE RACES | STATEWIDE STATE SENATE RACES | LOCAL STATE HOUSE RACES | STATE HOUSE RACES ACROSS THE COMMONWEALTH | ADAMS COUNTY | CUMBERLAND COUNTY | DAUPHIN COUNTY | FRANKLIN COUNTY | JUNIATA COUNTY | LANCASTER COUNTY | LEBANON COUNTY | MIFFLIN COUNTY | PERRY COUNTY | YORK COUNTY
Pennsylvania voters headed to the polls Tuesday in a primary election that will shape key races for governor, lieutenant governor, Congress, the state Senate and the state House. Below, you can track live results from across the Commonwealth, including local races and key statewide contests.
If you don’t see results below, click here.
Governor
Incumbent Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro and Republican State Treasurer Stacy Garrity are both running unopposed for their parties’ nominations for governor, setting the stage early for a high-profile general election matchup on Nov. 3, 2026.
Shapiro enters the race as the sitting governor with strong statewide name recognition, while Garrity, the current state treasurer, has emerged as the GOP standard-bearer without a primary challenger.
With neither candidate facing an intraparty contest, the focus is already shifting from the primary to the broader campaign ahead in one of the country’s most closely watched battleground states.
Lieutenant Governor
In Pennsylvania’s lieutenant governor primary, incumbent Democratic Lt. Gov. Austin Davis is running unopposed for his party’s nomination.
On the Republican side, however, voters will choose between attorney Jason Richey and former UPS executive John Ventre in a contested primary.
10th Congressional District
In Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District primary, Democrat Janelle Stelson, a former WGAL News 8 anchor, is facing Dauphin County Commissioner Justin Douglas for the party’s nomination, while incumbent Republican Rep. Scott Perry is running unopposed on the GOP side.
The race is expected to remain closely watched given the district’s competitive profile and Perry’s prominence in Pennsylvania politics.
The 10th Congressional District covers all of Dauphin County and parts of Cumberland and York counties.
Other U.S. House races
Aside from the 10th Congressional District, most U.S. House races in Pennsylvania’s primary are relatively quiet, but a few contests stand out.
In the 1st District, which covers all of Bucks County and part of Montgomery County, Democrats Bob Harvie and Lucia Simonelli are competing for the chance to challenge Republican incumbent Brian Fitzpatrick.In the 3rd District, which covers parts of Philadelphia, there is a crowded Democratic field because Rep. Dwight Evans is retiring. Western Pennsylvania also features a Democratic primary in the 12th District, where incumbent Summer Lee faces Will Parker, and a Republican primary in the 17th District between Tony Guy and Jesse Vodvarka.
State Senate
In the Susquehanna Valley, incumbent Democratic state Sen. James Malone is running unopposed for his party’s nomination in District 36, which covers part of Lancaster County. On the Republican side, Tom Jones and Jere Swarr are facing each other in a contested primary.
Another Republican faceoff is happening in District 48, which covers all of Lebanon County and parts of Berks and Lancaster counties. That’s where incumbent Chris Gebhard is facing challenger Clovis Crane. No Democrat is running in District 48.
Full Pa. state Senate results
Pa. state House
Voters in the Susquehanna Valley will cast ballots in nine state House races this year, including one unusual contest that will determine who holds office between the primary and general election. The House District 196 seat is currently vacant, so the primary winner will immediately take office and serve until the general election. To remain in the position beyond that, the winner would need to be elected again in November.
Note: Candidates running unopposed are not listed below.
District 88 (parts of Cumberland County)
Jeff Clark (R)Savannah Martin (R)
District 91 (parts of Adams County)
Kathleen Pratt (D)Tony Nunez-Guzman (D)Darian Sundberg (D)
District 91 (parts of Adams County)
Dan Moul (R)Nick Lovell (R)Lindsay Krug (R)
District 98 (parts of Lancaster County)
Nicky Woods (R)Danielle Lindemuth (R)
District 100 (parts of Lancaster County)
Dan Nissley (R)Kelly Osborne (R)
District 104 (parts of Dauphin County)
Shane Steele (D)Dave Madsen (D)
District 106 (parts of Dauphin County)
Ryan Hazel (D)Anju Singh (D)
District 196 (parts of York County – seat is currently vacant)
Ron Ruman (D)George Margetas (R)
District 199 (parts of Cumberland County)
Tawanda Stallworth (D)Rick Christie (D)
Full state House results
County-by-county results
If you’re not sure which district you live in, you can get county-by-county results below:
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