Pennsylvania General Election Results: Live midterm results

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Voters across Pennsylvania are headed to the polls Tuesday to cast their votes in the 2026 General Election. Save this page and check back after polls close to see results come in.

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Pennsylvania’s Gubernatorial Race

Democratic incumbent Gov. Josh Shapiro is facing off against Republican State Treasurer Stacy Garrity to become the Keystone State’s next governor.

Both ran uncontested in their parties races during the May primaries. Since the primary, the pair have clashed over data centers, Medicaid coverage and the state gas tax.

“A bill that was passed in Washington, D.C. to slash funding for Medicaid and SNAP in rural hospitals, all to give people at the very top who didn’t need it a tax cut. That was a bill that I strongly opposed,” Shapiro said during a Harrisburg debate.

“What he didn’t tell you is Medicaid’s not being done away with. In fact, we’re spending more on Medicaid this year than last year,” Garrity responded.

Shapiro, who was Pennsylvania’s Attorney General, became governor after winning the 2022 gubernatorial election. He succeeded the term-limited Tom Wolf, making Shapiro the first Pennsylvania governor elected to replace a member of his party since 1966.

Garrity, a retired Army Reserve colonel and three-tour Iraq veteran, was serving as vice president of a tungsten smelting plant when she beat Democratic Treasurer Joe Torsella by less than 1 percentage point in the 2020 election.

In 2024, Garrity won a second term as treasurer.

US House Races Beaver County Sheriff vs. US Rep. Deluzio

Democrat Rep. Chris Deluzio and Republican Beaver County Sheriff Tony Guy are looking to take Pennsylvania’s 17th Congressional District seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Guy, who grew up in Aliquippa, has had a long career in law enforcement, serving as a Pennsylvania State Police trooper and now as the sheriff of Beaver County.

Deluzio served in the Iraq War as a Navy officer and served as the policy director for the University of Pittsburgh Institute for Cyber Law, Policy and Security. He grew up in Thornburg, Allegheny County, and now lives in Aspinwall with his wife and three young children.

State Senate Races Longtime senator against first-time candidate

Jodi Borello, an Independent, is opposing Republican Camera Bartolotta for the Senate seat in District 46. The incumbent, Bartolotta, has served three terms across Beaver, Greene and Washington counties.

Bartolotta said she is proud of the legislation she has been a part of that has helped domestic abuse victims, schoolteachers with cost-of-living increases, and provided financial aid for farmers, among other areas.

However, the incumbent has clear goals if reelected for a fourth term.

“I’m trying to keep our energy industry robust in southwestern Pennsylvania,” the senator said. “I’m trying to keep those jobs here. Another thing is our process, our permitting and our regulation must be welcoming but safe. There are things that we really need to look at and work on.”

Bartolotta’s opponent, Washington County native and former Republican Borello, has ideas of her own.

While voters have never seen her name on a ballot, she said she is still familiar with what goes on in Harrisburg.

“I have been a community advocate for this district since 2009,” Borello said. “I have been taking people’s stories to Harrisburg once a month. I have even gone to the European Parliament to share stories from this district, and I’m ready to take this to the next step.”

The small-business owner, if elected, said she wants people to help District 46 residents with affordability.

With many races across Pennsylvania on Election Day, Pittsburgh’s Action News 4 has you covered. Above you’ll find results for races as they come into the newsroom. If you do not see the races, click here.

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