Pennsylvania House Of Representatives Elections, 2014

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State Legislative Election Results

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Pennsylvania was a Republican state government trifecta heading into the 2014 elections but two of the bodies that comprise it were at high risk of party change.

In a state where the Republican governor was behind in the polls and the State Senate was at risk of flipping to the Democrats, the Pennsylvania House of Representatives was a crucial focus for the Republicans.^[1]

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives was one of 20 state legislative chambers noted by Ballotpedia staff as being a 2014 battleground chamber. The Pennsylvania House had a difference in partisan balance between Democrats and Republican of 20 seats, which amounted to 9.9 percent of the chamber. In 2012, a total of 17 districts were competitive or mildly competitive. There were seven districts where the margin of victory was 5 percent or less in the 2012 elections. Another 10 districts had a margin of victory between 5 percent and 10 percent.

The Democrats needed to get the better of the most competitive seats, as well as pick up a few more. They looked for opportunity in the number of incumbents retiring; 18 incumbents retired, and only five of them were Democrats. The Republicans overwhelmed the Democrats in most of the competitive races.

Elections for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives took place in 2014. A primary election took place on May 20, 2014. The general election was held on November 4, 2014. The signature filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in this election was March 11, 2014.

Following the general election, there was no change to the majority control of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. The chamber was controlled by the Republican Party, which increased its total seats from 111 to 119. The Democratic Party suffered a net loss of seven seats, dropping from 91 to 84 seats. The chamber's vacant seat was filled during the general election.

Incumbents retiring[edit]

Eighteen incumbents did not run for re-election in 2014. Those incumbents were:

Name	Party	Current Office
Greg Lucas	Republican	House District 05
Richard Stevenson	Republican	House District 08
Michele Brooks	Republican	House District 17
Ryan Aument	Republican	House District 41
Deberah Kula	Democratic	House District 52
Samuel Smith	Republican	House District 66
Gary Haluska	Democratic	House District 73
Jerry Stern	Republican	House District 80
Todd Rock	Republican	House District 90
Ron Miller	Republican	House District 93
Gordon Denlinger	Republican	House District 99
Rosemarie Swanger	Republican	House District 102
Phyllis Mundy	Democratic	House District 120
Paul Clymer	Republican	House District 145
Nicholas Micozzie	Republican	House District 163
Edward Neilson	Democratic	House District 169
Michael McGeehan	Democratic	House District 173
Mario Scavello	Republican	House District 176

Majority control[edit]

See also: Partisan composition of state senates

Heading into the November 4 election, the Republican Party held the majority in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives:

Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Party		As of November 3, 2014	After November 4, 2014
	Democratic Party	91	84
	Republican Party	111	119
	Vacancy	1	0
Total		203	203

2014 Competitiveness Overview
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Incumbents defeated • Victorious challengers • Primary competitiveness
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Impact of term limits on # of open seats Long-serving senators • Long-serving reps
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Competitiveness[edit]

Candidates unopposed by a major party[edit]

In 117 (57.6%) of the 203 districts up for election in 2014, there was only one major party candidate running for election. Fifty-nine Republicans and 58 Democrats were guaranteed election barring unforeseen circumstances.

Two major party candidates faced off in the general election in 86 (42.3%) of the 203 districts up for election. Six of those seats held competitive elections in 2012 with a margin of victory ranging from 0 to 5 percent. Nine other elections were mildly competitive, with a margin of victory of 5 to 10 percent. Those districts were:

Competitive

• District 39: Incumbent Rick Saccone (R) defeated Lisa Stout-Bashioum (D) in the general election. Saccone won the general election by a margin of victory of 0.4 percent in 2012.
• District 131: Incumbent Justin Simmons defeated Michael William Beyer (D) in the general election. Simmons won the general election by a margin of victory of 1 percent in 2012.
• District 146: Incumbent Mark Painter was defeated by Thomas Quigley (R) in the general election. Painter won the general election by a margin of victory of 1 percent in 2012.
• District 156: Incumbent Dan Truitt (R) defeated Sandra Snyder (D) in the general election. Truitt won the general election by a margin of victory of 3 percent in 2012.
• District 157: Incumbent Warren Kampf (R) defeated Marian Moskowitz (D) in the general election. Kampf won the general election by a margin of victory of 2 percent in 2012.
• District 161: Incumbent Joe Hackett (R) defeated Leanne Krueger-Braneky (D) in the general election. Hackett won the general election by a margin of victory of 5 percent in 2012.
• District 163: James Santora (R) defeated Vincent Rongione (D) in the general election. Incumbent Nicholas Micozzie (R) won the general election by a margin of victory of 2 percent in 2012.

Mildly competitive

• District 13: Incumbent John Lawrence (R) defeated Ann V.S. Schott in the general election. Lawrence won the general election by a margin of victory of 7 percent in 2012.
• District 25: Incumbent Joseph Markosek (D) defeated John Ritter (R) in the general election. Markosek won the general election by a margin of victory of 9 percent in 2012.
• District 49: Incumbent Peter Daley, III defeated Donald Cook (R) in the general election. Daley won the general election by a margin of victory of 9 percent in 2012.
• District 104: Incumbent Susan Helm (R) defeated Eugene Stilp (D) in the general election. Helm won the general election by a margin of victory of 9 percent in 2012.
• District 150: Incumbent Mike Vereb (R) defeated David Craig McKenzie III (D) in the general election. Vereb won the general election by a margin of victory of 9 percent in 2012.

Previously mildly competitive, now unopposed

• District 10: Incumbent Jaret Gibbons (D) ran unchallenged in the primary and general elections. Gibbons won the general election by a margin of victory of 6 percent in 2012.
• District 79: Incumbent John McGinnis (R) ran unchallenged in the primary and general elections. McGinnis won the general election by a margin of victory of 10 percent in 2012.
• District 109: Incumbent David Millard (R) ran unchallenged in the primary and general elections. Millard won the general election by a margin of victory of 9 percent in 2012.
• District 155: Incumbent Becky Corbin (R) ran unchallenged in the primary and general elections. Corbin won the general election by a margin of victory of 7 percent in 2012.

Primary challenges[edit]

Thirty-nine incumbents faced primary competition on May 20. Eighteen incumbents did not seek re-election in 2014 and another 146 incumbents advanced past the primary without opposition. The state representatives who faced primary competition included:

• District 24: Incumbent Edward Gainey (D) defeated William Anderson and Todd Koger in the Democratic primary.
• District 36: Incumbent Harry Readshaw, III (D) defeated incumbent Erin Molchany in the Democratic primary.
• District 46: Incumbent Jesse White (D) defeated Thomas Casciola in the Democratic primary.
• District 81: Write-in candidate Richard Irvin defeated incumbent Michael Fleck in the Republican primary.
• District 112: Incumbent Frank Farina (D) of District 115 defeated incumbent Kevin Haggerty and Robert Munley in the Democratic primary.
• District 164: Incumbent Margo Davidson (D) defeated Billy Smith and Dafan Zhang in the Democratic primary.
• District 179: Incumbent James Clay (D) was defeated by Jason Dawkins in the Democratic primary.
• District 181: Incumbent W. Curtis Thomas (D) defeated Emily Rodriguez, Kenneth Walker and Kenneth Williams-Medley in the Democratic primary.
• District 197: Leslie Acosta defeated incumbent Jose Miranda (D), Danilo Burgos and Ben Ramos in the Democratic primary.

Retiring incumbents[edit]

Eighteen incumbent representatives did not run for re-election, while 185 (91.1%) of the 203 incumbents ran for re-election. A list of those incumbents, 13 Republicans and five Democrats, can be found above.

Qualifications[edit]

Under Article II of the Pennsylvania Constitution, Senators shall be at least 25 years of age and Representatives 21 years of age. They shall have been citizens and inhabitants of their respective districts one year next before their election (unless absent on the public business of the United States or of this State) and shall reside in their respective districts during their terms of service.

Races to Watch[edit]

• District 74: The Republican Legislative Campaign Committee (RLCC) announced in July that District 74 was apart of the organizations "14 in ‘14 Races to Watch." In District 74, Harry Lewis, Jr. (R) defeated Joshua Maxwell (D) in the general election. Thomas Sankey (R), the incumbent, ran for District 73. The RLCC was expected to spend a large amount of money to influence the election. RLCC Chairman Speaker Samuel Smith (R), and the Speaker of the House, expected Republicans to retain control of both chambers and pick up even more seats.^[2] On the other hand, Senate Minority Leader Jay Costa believed that Democrats had a great opportunity to take control of the Senate if Tom Wolf, the Democratic candidate for governor, held or grew his lead over Gov. Tom Corbett in the polls.^[3]

• District 81: Write-in candidate Richard Irvin (R) defeated incumbent Michael Fleck (R) in the Republican primary, but Fleck won as a write-in candidate in the Democratic primary. District 81, a mostly conservative district, previously re-elected Fleck three times before he came out as gay in 2012. Irvin (R) defeated Fleck (D) in the general election.^[4]

List of candidates[edit]

District 1[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Patrick Harkins: 3,552 a - Incumbent Harkins was first elected to the chamber in 2006.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

Note: William Crotty was removed from the ballot on March 27, 2014.

November 4 General election candidates:

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Patrick Harkins

District 2[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Florindo Fabrizio: 4,197 a - Incumbent Fabrizio was first elected to the chamber in 2002.

Note: Salvatore Paparelli withdrew before the primary.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Florindo Fabrizio

District 3[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Ryan Bizzarro: 4,662 a - Incumbent Bizzarro was first elected to the chamber in 2012.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Luke Lofgren: 2,414 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Ryan Bizzarro: 13,155

Luke Lofgren: 7,175

District 4[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Curt Smith: 3,144 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Curtis Sonney: 2,522 a - Incumbent Sonney was first elected to the chamber in 2004.

November 4 General election candidates:

Curt Smith: 6,124

Curtis Sonney: 10,762

District 5[edit]

Note: Incumbent Greg Lucas (R) did not run for re-election.

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Frederick Sheeler: 2,405 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Joseph Rudderow III: 1,076
• Barry J. Jozwiak: 1,515 a
• Kenneth Norton: 953

November 4 General election candidates:

Frederick Sheeler: 6,594

Barry J. Jozwiak: 11,367

District 6[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Juanita Shutsa: 3,006 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Bradley Roae: 3,845 a - Incumbent Roae was first elected to the chamber in 2006.

November 4 General election candidates:

Juanita Shutsa: 6,763

Bradley Roae: 11,960

District 7[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Mark Longietti: 3,477 a - Incumbent Longietti was first elected to the chamber in 2006.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Mark Longietti

District 8[edit]

Note: Incumbent Richard Stevenson (R) did not run for re-election.

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Jeffrey Black: 1,851
• Tedd Nesbit: 1,968 a
• Herman Bauer: 1,267

November 4 General election candidates:

Tedd Nesbit

District 9[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Chris Sainato: 3,413 a - Incumbent Sainato was first elected to the chamber 1994.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Gary Cangey: 1,007 a
• Gregory Michalek: 921

November 4 General election candidates:

Chris Sainato: 10,085

Gary Cangey: 5,002

District 10[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Jaret Gibbons: 3,281 a - Incumbent Gibbons was first elected to the chamber in 2006.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Jaret Gibbons

District 11[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Brian Ellis: 2,786 a - Incumbent Ellis was first elected to the chamber in 2004.

November 4 General election candidates:

Brian Ellis

District 12[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Lisa Zucco: 1,766 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Daryl Metcalfe: 3,276 a - Incumbent Metcalfe was first elected to the chamber in 1998.

Note: Gordon Marburger was removed from the ballot on May 2, 2014.

November 4 General election candidates:

Lisa Zucco: 7,731

Daryl Metcalfe: 12,458

District 13[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Ann V.S. Schott: 1,624 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• John Lawrence: 2,092 a - Incumbent Lawrence was first elected to the chamber in 2010.

November 4 General election candidates:

Ann V.S. Schott: 6,061

John Lawrence: 10,280

District 14[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Jim Marshall: 2,267 a - Incumbent Marshall was first elected to the chamber in 2006.

November 4 General election candidates:

Jim Marshall

District 15[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Paul Cain: 3,543 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Jim Christiana: 1,779 a - Incumbent Christiana was first elected to the chamber in 2008.

November 4 General election candidates:

Paul Cain: 5,545

Jim Christiana: 12,585

District 16[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Robert Matzie: 5,257 a - Incumbent Matzie was first elected to the chamber in 2008.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Robert Matzie

District 17[edit]

Note: Incumbent Michele Brooks (R) did not run for re-election.

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Dennis Patrick Webber: 1,252
• Wayne Hanson: 1,865 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Parke Wentling: 2,039 a
• Gary Temple: 613
• David George Biros: 177
• Patrick James Gehrlein: 582
• Edward Franz: 1,363

November 4 General election candidates:

Wayne Hanson: 5,435

Parke Wentling: 11,197

District 18[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Gene DiGirolamo: 1,704 a - Incumbent DiGirolamo was first elected to the chamber in 1994.

November 4 General election candidates:

Gene DiGirolamo

District 19[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Jake Wheatley, Jr.: 4,375 a - Incumbent Wheatley was first elected to the chamber in 2002.

Note: Mark Brentley, Sr. was removed from the ballot on April 10, 2014.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Jake Wheatley, Jr.: 9,404

Mark Brentley, Sr.: 1,449

District 20[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Adam Ravenstahl: 3,337 a - Incumbent Ravenstahl was first elected to the chamber after he won a special election on May 18, 2010.
• Thomas Michalow: 3,074

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Tom Fodi: 1,053 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Adam Ravenstahl: 9,997

Tom Fodi: 6,463

District 21[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Dominic Costa: 5,061 a - Incumbent Costa was first elected to the chamber in 2008.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Dominic Costa

District 22[edit]

Note: Incumbent Erin Molchany (D) ran for District 36.

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Tatiana Tooley: 571
• Peter Schweyer: 1,071 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Steven Ramos: 348 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Peter Schweyer: 4,538

Steven Ramos: 1,928

District 23[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Dan Frankel: 5,656 a - Incumbent Frankel was first elected to the chamber in 1998.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Dan Frankel

District 24[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Edward Gainey: 6,489 a - Incumbent Gainey was first elected to the chamber in 2012.
• William Anderson: 607
• Todd Koger: 475

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Edward Gainey

District 25[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Joseph Markosek: 5,212 a - Incumbent Markosek was first elected to the chamber in 1982.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• John Ritter: 1,677 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Joseph Markosek: 10,480

John Ritter: 6,811

District 26[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Timothy Hennessey: 2,006 a - Incumbent Hennessey was first elected to the chamber in 1992.

November 4 General election candidates:

Timothy Hennessey

District 27[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Daniel Deasy, Jr.: 4,644 a - Incumbent Deasy was first elected to the chamber in 2008.
• Abdula Jamal Richardson, Sr.: 811

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Daniel Deasy, Jr.

District 28[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Mike Turzai: 2,106 a - Incumbent Turzai was first elected to the chamber after he won a special election on June 26, 2001.

November 4 General election candidates:

Mike Turzai

District 29[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Bernard O'Neill: 2,215 a - Incumbent O'Neill was first elected to the chamber in 2002.

November 4 General election candidates:

Bernard O'Neill

District 30[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Hal English: 2,254 a - Incumbent English was first elected to the chamber in 2012.

November 4 General election candidates:

Hal English

District 31[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Steve Santarsiero: 3,965 a - Incumbent Santarsiero was first elected to the chamber in 2008.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• David Gibbon: 1,959 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Steve Santarsiero: 13,323

David Gibbon: 9,639

District 32[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Anthony DeLuca: 4,285 a - Incumbent DeLuca was first elected to the chamber in 1982.
• Kristopher Wiegand: 1,293

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Anthony DeLuca

District 33[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Frank Dermody: 4,255 a - Incumbent Dermody was first elected to the chamber in 1990.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Sean Watson: 1,181 a

Note: Gretchen Justine Schmitt withdrew before the primary.

November 4 General election candidates:

Frank Dermody: 8,668

Sean Watson: 7,681

District 34[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Paul Costa: 5,778 a - Incumbent Costa was first elected to the chamber in 1998.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Paul Costa

District 35[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Marc Gergely: 4,691 a - Incumbent Gergely was first elected to the chamber in 2002.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Kenneth Peoples (write-in)

Note: Kenneth Peoples was removed from the ballot on April 21, 2014. He earned enough votes as a write-in candidate to appear on the general election ballot.

November 4 General election candidates:

Marc Gergely: 10,048

Kenneth Peoples: 4,045

District 36[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Harry Readshaw, III: 3,919 a - Incumbent Readshaw was first elected to the chamber in 1994.
• Erin Molchany: 2,599 - Incumbent Molchany was first elected to the chamber in 2012.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Harry Readshaw, III

District 37[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Brian Kresge: 1,374 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Mindy Fee: 3,452 a - Incumbent Fee was first elected to the chamber in 2012.

November 4 General election candidates:

Brian Kresge: 4,081

Mindy Fee: 14,078

District 38[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• William Kortz, II: 5,221 a - Incumbent Kortz was first elected to the chamber in 2006.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

William Kortz, II

District 39[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Lisa Stout-Bashioum: 3,409 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Rick Saccone: 1,501 a - Incumbent Saccone was first elected to the chamber in 2010.

November 4 General election candidates:

Lisa Stout-Bashioum: 7,755

Rick Saccone: 11,805

District 40[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• John Maher: 2,211 a - Incumbent Maher was first elected to the chamber in 1996.

November 4 General election candidates:

John Maher

District 41[edit]

Note: Incumbent Ryan Aument (R) did not run for re-election.

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Alice Yoder: 2,806 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Brett Miller: 3,425 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Alice Yoder: 9,020

Brett Miller: 13,196

District 42[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Dan Miller: 4,509 a - Incumbent Miller was first elected to the chamber after he won a special election on May 21, 2013.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Dan Miller

District 43[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Keith Greiner: 2,481 a - Incumbent Greiner was first elected to the chamber in 2012.

November 4 General election candidates:

Stephen Stone: 5,061

Keith Greiner: 12,412

District 44[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• T. Mark Mustio: 1,343 a - Incumbent Mustio was first elected to the chamber in 2002.

November 4 General election candidates:

T. Mark Mustio

District 45[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Nick Kotik: 4,978 a - Incumbent Kotik was first elected to the chamber in 2002.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Benjamin Gross: 971 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Nick Kotik: 11,130

Benjamin Gross: 7,127

District 46[edit]

May 20 Democratic Primary Candidates:

• Thomas Casciola: 2,391
• Jesse White: 3,138 a - Incumbent White was first elected to the chamber in 2006.

Note: Paul Walsh withdrew before the primary.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Jason Ortitay: 1,294 a

Note: Brian Edward Coppola withdrew before the primary.

November 4 General election candidates:

Jesse White: 8,323

Jason Ortitay: 10,747

District 47[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Keith Gillespie: 2,977 a - Incumbent Gillespie was first elected to the chamber in 2002.

November 4 General election candidates:

Keith Gillespie

District 48[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Brandon Neuman: 4,324 a - Incumbent Neuman was first elected to the chamber in 2010.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Sonia Stopperich: 1,427 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Brandon Neuman: 10,168

Sonia Stopperich: 7,145

District 49[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Peter Daley, III: 4,078 a - Incumbent Daley was first elected to the chamber in 1982.
• Randy Barli: 1,595

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Bud Cook: 1,254 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Peter Daley, III: 8,557

Bud Cook: 6,608

District 50[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Pam Snyder: 5,466 a - Incumbent Snyder was first elected to the chamber in 2012.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Pam Snyder

District 51[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Tim Mahoney: 4,329 a - Incumbent Mahoney was first elected to the chamber in 2006.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Tim Mahoney

District 52[edit]

Note: Incumbent Deberah Kula (D) did not run for re-election.

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Andrew Boni: 3,144 a
• Marigrace Butela: 1,669
• Brad Geyer: 1,588

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Ryan Warner (Write-in)

Note: Warner was removed from ballot on April 2, 2014. He earned enough votes as a write-in candidate to appear on the general election ballot.^[5]

November 4 General election candidates:

Andrew Boni: 7,347

Ryan Warner: 8,255

District 53[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Dottie Miller: 2,017 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Robert Godshall: 1,865 a - Incumbent Godshall was first elected to the chamber in 1982.

November 4 General election candidates:

Dottie Miller: 6,581

Robert Godshall: 11,038

District 54[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Patrick Leyland: 3,162 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Eli Evankovich: 1,852 a - Incumbent Evankovich was first elected to the chamber in 2010.

November 4 General election candidates:

Patrick Leyland: 6,029

Eli Evankovich: 13,720

District 55[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Joseph Petrarca: 3,688 a - Incumbent Petrarca was first elected to the chamber in 1994.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Brian Panichelle: 1,390 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Joseph Petrarca: 9,731

Brian Panichelle: 5,953

District 56[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• George Dunbar: 1,800 a - Incumbent Dunbar was first elected to the chamber in 2010.

November 4 General election candidates:

George Dunbar

District 57[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Donna McClelland: 3,465 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Tim Krieger: 2,044 a - Incumbent Krieger was first elected to the chamber in 2008.

November 4 General election candidates:

Donna McClelland: 5,671

Tim Krieger: 12,734

District 58[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• R. Ted Harhai: 4,356 a - Incumbent Harhai was first elected to the chamber after he won a special election on February 3, 1998.
• John Scott Nestor: 1,335

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Thomas Logan: 1,403 a

November 4 General election candidates:

R. Ted Harhai: 8,760

Thomas Logan: 8,478

District 59[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Mike Reese: 2,798 a - Incumbent Reese was first elected to the chamber in 2008.

November 4 General election candidates:

Mike Reese

District 60[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Jeffrey Pyle: 2,597 a - Incumbent Pyle was first elected to the chamber in 2004.

November 4 General election candidates:

Jeffrey Pyle

District 61[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Suzan Leonard: 3,477 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Catherine Harper: 2,568 a - Incumbent Harper was first elected to the chamber in 2000.

November 4 General election candidates:

Suzan Leonard: 8,882

Catherine Harper: 13,744

District 62[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Dave Reed: 3,064 a - Incumbent Reed was first elected to the chamber in 2002.

November 4 General election candidates:

Kevin Freeberg: 5,681

Dave Reed: 10,747

District 63[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Donna Oberlander: 3,172 a - Incumbent Oberlander was first elected to the chamber in 2008.

November 4 General election candidates:

Donna Oberlander

District 64[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• R. Lee James: 2,968 a - Incumbent James was first elected to the chamber in 2012.

November 4 General election candidates:

R. Lee James

District 65[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Toby Anderson: 2,334 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Kathy Rapp: 2,995 a - Incumbent Rapp was first elected to the chamber in 2004.

November 4 General election candidates:

Toby Anderson: 5,622

Kathy Rapp: 10,341

District 66[edit]

Note: Incumbent Samuel Smith (R) did not run for re-election.

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Robert Toby Santik: 2,241 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Paul L Corbin: 3,006
• Harry Glenn Bodenhorn: 219
• Cris Dush: 3,294 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Robert Toby Santik: 4,567

Cris Dush: 11,777

District 67[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Martin Causer: 2,976 a - Incumbent Causer was first elected to the chamber in 2002.

November 4 General election candidates:

Martin Causer

District 68[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Jonathan Ruth: 1,339 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Matthew Baker: 3,525 a - Incumbent Baker was first elected to the chamber in 1992.

November 4 General election candidates:

Jonathan Ruth: 2,896

Matthew Baker: 13,385

District 69[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Carl Metzgar: 5,353 a - Incumbent Metzgar was first elected to the chamber in 2008.

November 4 General election candidates:

Carl Metzgar

District 70[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Matthew Bradford: 2,760 a - Incumbent Bradford was first elected to the chamber in 2008.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

Note: Joseph Prestia withdrew before the primary.

November 4 General election candidates:

Matthew Bradford

District 71[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Bryan Barbin: 5,704 a - Incumbent Barbin was first elected to the chamber in 2008.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Mark Amsdell: 708
• Jim Rigby: 2,272 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Bryan Barbin: 9,674

Jim Rigby: 8,968

District 72[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Frank Burns: 4,533 a - Incumbent Burns was first elected to the chamber in 2008.
• Martin Westrick: 2,132

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Philip Rice: 2,187 a
• Randall Jay Wilson: 569

November 4 General election candidates:

Frank Burns: 11,354

Philip Rice: 6,792

District 73[edit]

Note: Incumbent Gary Haluska (D) did not run for re-election.

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

Note: Matthew Barczak was removed from the ballot on March 31, 2014.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Thomas Sankey: 2,766 a - Incumbent Sankey was first elected to the chamber in 2012.

November 4 General election candidates:

Thomas Sankey

District 74[edit]

Note: Incumbent Thomas Sankey (R) ran for District 73.

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Joshua Maxwell: 1,947 a
• Joshua Young: 1,166

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Harry Lewis, Jr.: 1,285 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Joshua Maxwell: 7,074

Harry Lewis, Jr.: 8,236

District 75[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Jack Donahue: 3,712 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Matt Gabler: 3,288 a - Incumbent Gabler was first elected to the chamber in 2008.

November 4 General election candidates:

Jack Donahue: 4,610

Matt Gabler: 13,262

District 76[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Michael Hanna, Sr.: 3,251 a - Incumbent Hanna was first elected to the chamber in 1990.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Michael Hanna, Sr.

District 77[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• H. Scott Conklin: 2,616 a - Incumbent Conklin was first elected to the chamber in 2006.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

H. Scott Conklin: 7,179

Charles T. Martin: 1,353

District 78[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Jesse Topper: 5,060 a - Incumbent Topper was first elected to the chamber in a special election on January 28, 2014.
• Josh Lang: 1,846

November 4 General election candidates:

Jesse Topper

District 79[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• John McGinnis: 4,005 a - Incumbent McGinnis was first elected to the chamber in 2012.

November 4 General election candidates:

John McGinnis

District 80[edit]

Note: Incumbent Jerry Stern (R) did not run for re-election.

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Judith Ward: 4,039 a
• Aaron Ritchey: 3,008

November 4 General election candidates:

Judith Ward: 11,001

Jason Lynn: 5,251

District 81[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Michael Fleck (Write-in) a
• Richard Irvin (Write-in)

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Michael Fleck: 3,397 - Incumbent Fleck was first elected to the chamber in 2006.
• Richard Irvin a (Write-in)

November 4 General election candidates:

Richard Irvin: 10,420

Michael Fleck: 8,881

District 82[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• C. Adam Harris: 2,940 a - Incumbent Harris was first elected to the chamber in 2002.

November 4 General election candidates:

C. Adam Harris

District 83[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Richard Mirabito: 2,273 a - Incumbent Mirabito was first elected to the chamber in 2008.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Jeff Wheeland: 2,560 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Richard Mirabito: 6,785

Jeff Wheeland: 8,382

District 84[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Kristen Hayes: 2,022 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Garth Everett: 3,557 a - Incumbent Everett was first elected to the chamber in 2006.

November 4 General election candidates:

Kristen Hayes: 3,462

Garth Everett: 13,750

District 85[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Fred Keller: 2,989 a - Incumbent Keller was first elected to the chamber in 2010.

November 4 General election candidates:

Michael Sundberg: 4,857

Fred Keller: 10,895

District 86[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Mark Keller: 2,863 a - Incumbent Keller was first elected to the chamber in 2004.
• Michael Scott Bixler: 680

November 4 General election candidates:

Mark Keller

District 87[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Glen Grell: 3,156 a - Incumbent Grell was first elected to the chamber in 2004.
• Chris P. Nelson: 978

November 4 General election candidates:

Glen Grell

District 88[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Sheryl Delozier: 3,255 a - Incumbent Delozier was first elected to the chamber in 2008.

November 4 General election candidates:

Sheryl Delozier

District 89[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Rob Kauffman: 4,394 a - Incumbent Kauffman was first elected to the chamber in 2004.

November 4 General election candidates:

Rob Kauffman

District 90[edit]

Note: Incumbent Todd Rock (R) did not run for re-election.

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Paul Schemel: 3,066 a
• Rita Daywalt: 2,612

November 4 General election candidates:

Paul Schemel: 12,148

William Hornbarger: 2,718

District 91[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Dan Moul: 2,369 a - Incumbent Moul was first elected to the chamber in 2006.

November 4 General election candidates:

Dan Moul

District 92[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Mike Regan: 3,241 a - Incumbent Regan was first elected to the chamber in 2012.

November 4 General election candidates:

Mike Regan

District 93[edit]

Note: Incumbent Ron Miller (R) did not run for re-election.

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Kristin Lee Phillips-Hill: 2,564 a
• Ernest Merisotis: 2,233

November 4 General election candidates:

Kristin Lee Phillips-Hill

District 94[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• David Colon: 2,479 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Stanley Saylor: 2,583 a - Incumbent Saylor was first elected to the chamber in 2010.
• Kelly Henshaw: 1,839

November 4 General election candidates:

David Colon: 4,781

Stanley Saylor: 12,499

District 95[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Kevin Schreiber: 3,076 a - Incumbent Schreiber was first elected to the chamber after he won a special election on May 21, 2013.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Kevin Schreiber

District 96[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• P. Michael Sturla: 2,189 a - Incumbent Sturla was first elected to the chamber in 1990.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

P. Michael Sturla

District 97[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Charles Hample: 2,593 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Steven Mentzer: 3,601 a - Incumbent Mentzer was first elected to the chamber in 2012.

November 4 General election candidates:

Charles Hample: 8,117

Steven Mentzer: 14,746

District 98[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Tony Crocamo: 1,146 a
• David Baker: 957

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• David Hickernell: 3,249 a - Incumbent Hickernell was first elected to the chamber in 2002.

November 4 General election candidates:

Tony Crocamo: 4,699

David Hickernell: 12,063

Ryan Hazel: 669

District 99[edit]

Note: Incumbent Gordon Denlinger (R) did not run for re-election.

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Bryan Sanguinito: 1,090 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• David H. Zimmerman: 3,091 a

Note: Edward Donnegan withdrew before the primary.

November 4 General election candidates:

Bryan Sanguinito: 4,014

David H. Zimmerman: 9,974

District 100[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Bryan Cutler: 2,030 a - Incumbent Cutler was first elected to the chamber in 2006.

November 4 General election candidates:

Bryan Cutler

District 101[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Patricia Stephens: 1,867 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Mauree Gingrich: 2,910 a - Incumbent Gingrich was first elected to the chamber in 2002.
• John Dissinger: 1,905

November 4 General election candidates:

Patricia Stephens: 4,799

Mauree Gingrich: 12,138

District 102[edit]

Note: Incumbent Rosemarie Swanger (R) did not run for re-election.

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Russell Diamond: 1,961 a

Note: Wanda Bechtold was removed from the ballot on April 2, 2014.

Note: Joseph Eisenhauer was removed from the ballot on March 27, 2014.

November 4 General election candidates:

Jake Long: 4,446 (write-in)

Russell Diamond: 7,668

Robert McAteer: 3,861

District 103[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Patty Kim: 4,258 a - Incumbent Kim was first elected to the chamber in 2012.
• Gina Roberson: 1,172

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Patty Kim

District 104[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Eugene Stilp: 3,462 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Susan Helm: 3,576 a - Incumbent Helm was first elected to the chamber in 2006.

November 4 General election candidates:

Eugene Stilp: 9,629

Susan Helm: 12,199

District 105[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Kelly Jean McEntee: 3,414 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Ronald Marsico: 3,465 a - Incumbent Marsico was first elected to the chamber in 1988.

November 4 General election candidates:

Kelly Jean McEntee: 7,391

Ronald Marsico: 15,432

District 106[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• John Payne: 2,940 a - Incumbent Payne was first elected to the chamber in 2002.

November 4 General election candidates:

John Payne

District 107[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

Note: Chris Pfaff was removed from the ballot on April 2, 2014.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Kurt Masser: 2,574 a - Incumbent Masser was first elected to the chamber in 2010.

November 4 General election candidates:

Kurt Masser: 11,054

John Burd: 3,157

District 108[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Lynda Schlegel-Culver: 2,712 a - Incumbent Schlegel-Culver was first elected to the chamber in 2010.

November 4 General election candidates:

Lynda Schlegel-Culver

District 109[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• David Millard: 1,965 a - Incumbent Millard was first elected to the chamber after he won a special election in December 2003.

November 4 General election candidates:

David Millard

District 110[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Tina Pickett: 3,774 a - Incumbent Pickett was first elected to the chamber in 2000.

Note: Carol French was removed from the ballot on April 11, 2014.

November 4 General election candidates:

Tina Pickett

District 111[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• John Heptig: 2,025 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Sandra Major: 3,141 a - Incumbent Major was first elected to the chamber in 1994.

November 4 General election candidates:

John Heptig: 4,035

Sandra Major: 12,546

District 112[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Kevin Haggerty: 4,848 - Incumbent Haggerty was first elected to the chamber in 2012.
• Frank Farina: 5,756 a - Incumbent Farina was first elected to the chamber in 2012.
• Robert Munley: 2,390

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Frank Farina

District 113[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Martin Flynn: 6,738 a - Incumbent Flynn was first elected to the chamber in 2012.
• Lee Briane Morgan: 1,678

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Marcel Lisi: 1,615 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Martin Flynn: 11,537

Marcel Lisi: 3,932

District 114[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Sid Michaels Kavulich: 8,453 a - Incumbent Kavulich was first elected to the chamber in 2010.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Melanie Madeira: 2,561 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Sid Michaels Kavulich: 12,981

Melanie Madeira: 6,407

District 115[edit]

Note: Incumbent Frank Farina (D) ran for District 112.

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Maureen Madden: 2,091 a

Note: Lamar R. Thomas, Sr. withdrew before the primary.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• David C. Parker: 1,055 a
• Anthony Diecidue: 343
• Jacquelyn Leonard: 410
• Pete Begley: 158

November 4 General election candidates:

Note: Lamar R. Thomas, Sr. (I) was removed from the ballot before the general election.^[6]

Maureen Madden: 5,315

David C. Parker: 5,903

District 116[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Tarah Toohil: 1,933 a - Incumbent Toohil was first elected to the chamber in 2010.

November 4 General election candidates:

Tarah Toohil

District 117[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Laura Dickson: 2,558 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Karen Boback: 3,786 a - Incumbent Boback was first elected to the chamber in 2006.
• Davis Haire: 2,052

November 4 General election candidates:

Laura Dickson: 4,603

Karen Boback: 12,429

District 118[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Mike Carroll: 5,989 a - Incumbent Carroll was first elected to the chamber in 2006.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Mike Carroll

District 119[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Gerald Mullery: 4,313 a - Incumbent Mullery was first elected to the chamber in 2010.
• Tony Bonomo: 1,131

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Gerald Mullery

District 120[edit]

Note: Incumbent Phyllis Mundy (D) did not run for re-election.

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Eileen Cipriani: 3,511 a
• Gary Mack: 2,007

Note: John Jude Bolin withdrew before the primary.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Aaron Kaufer: 1,943 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Eileen Cipriani: 7,472

Aaron Kaufer: 9,514

District 121[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Eddie Day Pashinski: 3,512 a - Incumbent Pashinski was first elected to the chamber in 2006.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Eddie Day Pashinski: 6,928

Betsy Summers: 3,298

District 122[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Patricia Dawn Borger: 3,159 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Doyle Heffley: 1,996 a - Incumbent Heffley was first elected to the chamber in 2010.

November 4 General election candidates:

Patricia Dawn Borger: 5,741

Doyle Heffley: 10,427

District 123[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Neal Goodman: 4,273 a - Incumbent Goodman was first elected to the chamber in 2002.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Neal Goodman

District 124[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Jerry Knowles: 3,240 a - Incumbent Knowles was first elected to the chamber after he won a special election on May 19, 2009.

Note: James Barton withdrew before the primary.

November 4 General election candidates:

Jerry Knowles

District 125[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Mike Tobash: 3,379 a - Incumbent Tobash was first elected to the chamber in 2010.

November 4 General election candidates:

Mike Tobash

District 126[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Mark Rozzi: 3,030 a - Incumbent Rozzi was first elected to the chamber in 2012.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Mark Rozzi

District 127[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Thomas Caltagirone: 1,443 a - Incumbent Caltagirone was first elected to the chamber in 1976.

Note: Robert Melendez was removed from the ballot on March 27, 2014.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Thomas Caltagirone

District 128[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Mark Gillen: 2,274 a - Incumbent Gillen was first elected to the chamber in 2010.

November 4 General election candidates:

Mark Gillen

District 129[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Jim Cox: 2,248 a - Incumbent Cox was first elected to the chamber in 2006.

November 4 General election candidates:

Jim Cox

District 130[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Russell Diesinger: 2,293 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• David Maloney: 2,342 a - Incumbent Maloney was first elected to the chamber in 2010.
• Andrew Basile: 1,230

November 4 General election candidates:

Note: Russell Diesinger withdrew from the race on July 15, 2014.

David Kessler: 6,851

David Maloney: 11,177

District 131[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Michael Beyer

Note: Beyer was removed from the candidate list before the primary, but was restored to the ballot after a successful write-in campaign.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Justin Simmons: 1,693 a - Incumbent Simmons was first elected to the chamber in 2010.

November 4 General election candidates:

Michael Beyer: 7,688

Justin Simmons: 12,055

District 132[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Michael Schlossberg: 2,345 a - Incumbent Schlossberg was first elected to the chamber in 2012.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Michael Schlossberg

District 133[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Daniel McNeill: 2,868 a - Incumbent McNeill was first elected to the chamber in 2012.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• David Molony: 977 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Daniel McNeill: 7,568

David Molony: 6,170

District 134[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Ryan Mackenzie: 1,914 a - Incumbent Mackenzie was first elected to the chamber after he won a special election on April 24, 2012.

November 4 General election candidates:

Ryan Mackenzie

District 135[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Steve Samuelson: 2,758 a - Incumbent Samuelson was first elected to the chamber in 1998.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Steve Samuelson

District 136[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Robert Freeman: 2,587 a - Incumbent Freeman was first elected to the chamber in 1998.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Robert Freeman

District 137[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Joe Emrick: 1,718 a - Incumbent Emrick was first elected to the chamber in 2010.

November 4 General election candidates:

Joe Emrick

District 138[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Leslie Altieri: 2,073 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Marcia Hahn: 1,936 a - Incumbent Hahn was first elected to the chamber after she won a special election on May 18, 2010.

November 4 General election candidates:

Leslie Altieri: 6,551

Marcia Hahn: 12,898

District 139[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Michael Peifer: 2,087 a - Incumbent Peifer was first elected to the chamber in 2006.

November 4 General election candidates:

Michael Peifer

District 140[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• John Galloway: 3,857 a - Incumbent Galloway was first elected to the chamber in 2000.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

John Galloway

District 141[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Tina Davis: 3,410 a - Incumbent Davis was first elected to the chamber in 2010.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Joseph Lippolis: 946 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Tina Davis: 10,233

Joseph Lippolis: 4,260

District 142[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Ritchie Webb: 1,552
• Regina Kiley: 2,600 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Frank Farry: 2,466 a - Incumbent Farry was first elected to the chamber in 2008.

November 4 General election candidates:

Regina Kiley: 7,878

Frank Farry: 14,758

District 143[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

Note: Charles B. Young withdrew before the primary.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Marguerite Quinn: 2,432 a - Incumbent Quinn was first elected to the chamber in 2006.

November 4 General election candidates:

Marguerite Quinn

District 144[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Katherine Watson: 1,915 a - Incumbent Watson was first elected to the chamber in 2000.

November 4 General election candidates:

Katherine Watson

District 145[edit]

Note: Incumbent Paul Clymer (R) did not run for re-election.

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Karen Chellew: 1,210 a
• Jonathan McCartney: 484
• Brian Kline: 1,107

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Craig Staats: 1,910 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Karen Chellew: 7,914

Craig Staats: 11,268

District 146[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Mark Painter: 2,193 a - Incumbent Painter was first elected to the chamber in 2012.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Thomas Quigley: 1,685 a
• Harvey Friedland: 529

November 4 General election candidates:

Mark Painter: 8,111

Thomas Quigley: 8,840

District 147[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Marcy Toepel: 1,764 a - Incumbent Toepel was first elected to the chamber after she won a special election on May 18, 2010.

November 4 General election candidates:

Marcy Toepel

District 148[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Mary Jo Daley: 5,575 a - Incumbent Daley was first elected to the chamber in 2012.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Mary Jo Daley: 14,726

Ed Flocco: 9,039 (write-in)

District 149[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Tim Briggs: 4,407 a - Incumbent Briggs was first elected to the chamber in 2008.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Tim Briggs

District 150[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• David McKenzie: 2,138 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Mike Vereb: 2,076 a - Incumbent Vereb was first elected to the chamber in 2006.

November 4 General election candidates:

David McKenzie: 6,763

Mike Vereb: 11,964

District 151[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Todd Stephens: 2,255 a - Incumbent Stephens was first elected to the chamber in 2010.

November 4 General election candidates:

Todd Stephens

District 152[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Thomas Murt: 2,685 a - Incumbent Murt was first elected to the chamber in 2006.

November 4 General election candidates:

Thomas Murt

District 153[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Madeleine Dean: 6,559 a - Incumbent Dean was first elected to the chamber after she won a special election on April 24, 2012.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Madeleine Dean

District 154[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Steve McCarter: 7,777 a - Incumbent McCarter was first elected to the chamber in 2012.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Robert Gillies, Jr.: 1,394 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Steve McCarter: 17,553

Robert Gillies, Jr.: 6,329

District 155[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Becky Corbin: 2,020 a - Incumbent Corbin was first elected to the chamber in 2012.

November 4 General election candidates:

James Burns: 8,435 (write-in)

Becky Corbin: 12,809

District 156[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Sandra Snyder: 2,620 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Dan Truitt: 2,495 a - Incumbent Truitt was first elected to the chamber in 2010.

November 4 General election candidates:

Sandra Snyder: 8,350

Dan Truitt: 12,429

District 157[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Marian Moskowitz: 3,298 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Warren Kampf: 2,259 a - Incumbent Kampf was first elected to the chamber in 2010.

November 4 General election candidates:

Marian Moskowitz: 9,547

Warren Kampf: 11,694

District 158[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Susan Rzucidlo: 2,424 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Cuyler Walker: 1,881 a
• Roger Howard: 1,169

November 4 General election candidates:

Note: Cuyler Walker withdrew from the ballot before the general election and was replaced by Incumbent Chris Ross (R).

Susan Rzucidlo: 8,130

Chris Ross: 11,350

District 159[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Thaddeus Kirkland: 2,322 a - Incumbent Kirkland was first elected to the chamber in 1992.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Michael Ciach: 1,348 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Thaddeus Kirkland: 9,281

Michael Ciach: 3,881

District 160[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Whitney Hoffman: 2,512 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Stephen Barrar: 2,632 a - Incumbent Barrar was first elected to the chamber in 1996.

November 4 General election candidates:

Whitney Hoffman: 7,944

Stephen Barrar: 13,303

District 161[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Leanne Krueger-Braneky: 3,185 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Joe Hackett: 2,913 a - Incumbent Hackett was first elected to the chamber in 2010.

November 4 General election candidates:

Leanne Krueger-Braneky: 10,176

Joe Hackett: 12,916

District 162[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

Note: Michelle Vanella-Kudenko withdrew before the primary.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Nick Miccarelli: 3,285 a - Incumbent Miccarelli was first elected to the chamber in 2008.

November 4 General election candidates:

Nick Miccarelli

District 163[edit]

Note: Incumbent Nicholas Micozzie (R) did not run for re-election.

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Vincent Rongione: 2,799 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Jamie Santora: 2,952 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Vincent Rongione: 10,100

Jamie Santora: 11,644

District 164[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Margo Davidson: 2,711 a - Incumbent Davidson was first elected to the chamber in 2010.
• Billy Smith: 2,159
• Dafan Zhang: 244

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Saud Siddiqui: 1,037 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Margo Davidson: 12,272

Saud Siddiqui: 3,056

District 165[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Jeremy Fearn: 2,902 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• William Adolph, Jr.: 3,918 a - Incumbent Adolph was first elected to the chamber in 1988.

November 4 General election candidates:

Note: Jeremy Fearn withdrew from the race on July 29, 2014.

Charles Hadley: 8,615

William Adolph, Jr.: 15,765

District 166[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Gregory Vitali: 5,130 a - Incumbent Vitali was first elected to the chamber in 1992.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Sarah Armstrong: 1,861 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Gregory Vitali: 14,325

Sarah Armstrong: 8,375

District 167[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Anne Crowley: 2,896 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Duane Milne: 2,739 a - Incumbent Milne was first elected to the chamber in 2006.

November 4 General election candidates:

Anne Crowley: 8,453

Duane Milne: 13,439

District 168[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Ian Andrews Thomas: 3,136 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Thomas Killion: 3,353 a - Incumbent Killion was first elected to the chamber after he won a special election on June 17, 2003.

November 4 General election candidates:

Note: Ian Andrews Thomas withdrew from the race on August 6, 2014.

Thomas Killion

District 169[edit]

Note: Incumbent Edward Neilson (D) did not run for re-election.

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Kate Anne Klunk: 1,718 a
• Leroy E. Wentz: 1,303
• Marc Woerner: 1,061
• Gene H. Montanarelli: 272

November 4 General election candidates:

Kate Anne Klunk

District 170[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Brendan Boyle: 4,283 a - Incumbent Boyle was first elected to the chamber in 2008.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Brendan Boyle

District 171[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Kerry Benninghoff: 5,275 a - Incumbent Benninghoff was first elected to the chamber in 1996.

November 4 General election candidates:

Kerry Benninghoff

District 172[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Kevin Boyle: 4,700 a - Incumbent Boyle was first elected to the chamber in 2010.
• Jeffrey Voice: 424

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Kevin Boyle

District 173[edit]

Note: Incumbent Michael McGeehan (D) did not run for re-election.

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Michael Driscoll: 3,146 a
• Dennis Kilderry, Jr.: 1,075
• Paul Definis: 777

Note: Arlen Curtis Larue, Sr. was removed from the ballot on March 28, 2014.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Michael Tomlinson: 1,090 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Michael Driscoll: 8,360

Michael Tomlinson: 4,109

District 174[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• John Sabatina, Jr.: 4,555 a - Incumbent Sabatina was first elected to the chamber in 2004.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

John Sabatina, Jr.

District 175[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Michael O'Brien: 2,783 a - Incumbent was first elected to the chamber in 2006.
• Sean Sullivan: 2,272

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Michael O'Brien

District 176[edit]

Note: Incumbent Mario Scavello (R) did not run for re-election.

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Hope Smith: 1,860 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Jack Rader, Jr.: 1,175 a
• James Becker: 1,128

November 4 General election candidates:

Hope Smith: 5,420

Jack Rader, Jr.: 8,217

District 177[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• John Taylor: 1,446 a - Incumbent Taylor was first elected to the chamber in 1984.

November 4 General election candidates:

John Taylor

District 178[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Scott Petri: 2,622 a - Incumbent Petri was first elected to the chamber in 2002.

November 4 General election candidates:

Scott Petri

District 179[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• James Clay: 2,166 - Incumbent Clay was first elected to the chamber in 2012.
• Jason Dawkins: 2,230 a

Note: David L. Hall was removed from the ballot on April 9, 2014.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Jason Dawkins

District 180[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Angel Cruz: 2,302 a - Incumbent Cruz was first elected to the chamber in 2000.
• Quetcy Lozada: 1,139

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Angel Cruz

District 181[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• W. Curtis Thomas: 3,626 a - Incumbent Thomas was first elected to the chamber in 1988.
• Emily Rodriguez: 797
• Kenneth Walker: 862
• Kenneth Williams-Medley: 631

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

W. Curtis Thomas

District 182[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Brian Sims: 6,400 a - Incumbent Sims was first elected to the chamber in 2012.

Note: Babette Josephs was removed from the ballot on April 9, 2014.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Brian Sims

District 183[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Terri Powell: 2,270 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Julie Harhart: 1,375 a - Incumbent Harhart was first elected to the chamber in 1994.
• Marc Grammes: 1,025

November 4 General election candidates:

Terri Powell: 5,061

Julie Harhart: 10,261

Michael Molovinsky: 1,515

District 184[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• William Keller: 5,003 a - Incumbent Keller was first elected to the chamber in 1992.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

William Keller

District 185[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Maria Donatucci: 4,519 a - Incumbent Donatucci was first elected to the chamber in a special election on February 1, 2011.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Maria Donatucci

District 186[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Jordan Harris: 6,618 a - Incumbent Harris was first elected to the chamber in 2012.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Jordan Harris

District 187[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Gary Day: 1,625 a - Incumbent Day was first elected to the chamber in 2008.

November 4 General election candidates:

Gary Day

District 188[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• James Roebuck, Jr.: 4,157 a - Incumbent Roebuck was first elected to the chamber after he won a special election on May 21, 1985.
• Algernong Allen: 1,829

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Ernest Adkins: 122 a

November 4 General election candidates:

James Roebuck, Jr.: 13,030

Ernest Adkins: 1,615

District 189[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Elizabeth Forrest: 1,543 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Rosemary Brown: 1,713 a - Incumbent Brown was first elected to the chamber in 2010.

November 4 General election candidates:

Elizabeth Forrest: 4,704

Rosemary Brown: 8,033

District 190[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Vanessa Lowery Brown: 4,861 a - Incumbent Lowery Brown was first elected to the chamber in 2008.
• Wanda Logan: 2,299
• Isaac Patterson V: 857

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Vanessa Lowery Brown: 16,446

Glenn Davis: 734

District 191[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Ronald Waters: 5,341 a - Incumbent Waters was first elected to the chamber after he won a special election on May 18, 1999.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Ronald Waters

District 192[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Louise Williams Bishop: 8,164 a - Incumbent Bishop was first elected to the chamber in 1988.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Louise Williams Bishop

District 193[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Will Tallman: 2,690 a - Incumbent Tallman was first elected to the chamber in 2008.
• Bryan Gembusia: 1,420

November 4 General election candidates:

Paul Bart: 4,534

Will Tallman: 12,889

District 194[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Pamela Delissio: 3,643 a - Incumbent Delissio was first elected to the chamber in 2010.
• David C. Henderson: 3,174

Note: Sean Stevens withdrew before the primary.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• William Pounds: 772 a

November 4 General election candidates:

Pamela Delissio: 12,981

William Pounds: 5,124

District 195[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Michelle Brownlee: 6,445 a - Incumbent Brownlee was first elected to the chamber in 2010.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Michelle Brownlee

District 196[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Seth Grove: 2,426 a - Incumbent Grove was first elected to the chamber in 2008.
• Elizabeth Anne Roberts: 1,498

November 4 General election candidates:

Seth Grove

District 197[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Leslie Acosta: 2,871 a
• Danilo Burgos: 1,345
• Jose Miranda: 367 - Incumbent Miranda was first elected to the chamber in 2012.
• Ben Ramos: 1,253

Note: Juan Rodriguez was removed from the ballot on April 4, 2014.

Note: Edward Lloyd, Jr. was removed from the ballot on April 3, 2014.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Leslie Acosta

District 198[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Rosita Youngblood: 6,095 a - Incumbent Youngblood was first elected to the chamber after she won a special election on April 19, 1994.
• John L. Connelly: 1,888

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Rosita Youngblood

District 199[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Jill Sunday Bartoli: 2,227 a

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• Stephen Bloom: 2,778 a - Incumbent Bloom was first elected to the chamber in 2010.

November 4 General election candidates:

Jill Sunday Bartoli: 6,172

Stephen Bloom: 11,368

District 200[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Cherelle Parker: 12,117 a - Incumbent Parker was first elected to the chamber after she won a special election on September 13, 2005.

Note: Bobbie Curry was removed from the ballot on April 17, 2014.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Cherelle Parker

District 201[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Stephen Kinsey: 4,201 a - Incumbent Kinsey was first elected to the chamber in 2012.
• Lamont Thomas: 3,555

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Stephen Kinsey

District 202[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Mark Cohen: 2,281 a - Incumbent Cohen was first elected to the chamber after he won a special election on June 10, 1974.
• Jared Solomon: 2,123

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Mark Cohen

District 203[edit]

May 20 Democratic primary candidates:

• Dwight Evans: 7,211 a - Incumbent Evans was first elected to the chamber in 1980.

May 20 Republican primary candidates:

• No candidates filed for election.

November 4 General election candidates:

Dwight Evans

See also[edit]

• Pennsylvania House of Representatives
• Pennsylvania State Legislature
• State legislative elections, 2014

External links[edit]

• Pennsylvania Department of State, Official candidate list
• Pennsylvania Department of State, Official primary results for May 20, 2014
• Pennsylvania Department of State, Official general election results for November 4, 2014

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