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The Next Election is May 19, 2026

This is a primary election, in which candidates from the same party run against each other.  The winner of the primary for each office then runs against candidates from other parties in the general election in November.  In Pennsylvania, only voters who are registered as Democrats or Republicans can vote in a primary election.  

        Pennsylvania

Democratic Primary:​

Governor:                              Josh Shapiro

​Lieutenant Governor:            Austin Davis

Representative in Congress: Mary Gay Scanlon

Pennsylvania Senate:            Tim Kearney

Pennsylvania House:            Gina H. Curry

State Committee (vote for 13: 6 males, 6 females, and 1 of your choice):

Tanya Allen

Sharon J. Booker

Mario L. Cimino

Catherine Coll

Thomas J. DeLuca, Jr.

Ashley Dolceamore

Brian Eury

Lisa Goldstein

Amanda Hammock

Paul K. Johnson

Colleen Kennedy

Jon Larsen

Gwendolyn McCullough

Victoria Perrone

Jessica M. Pointer

Vincent Rongione

Rob Yannuzzi

Malcolm J. Yates

Local Committee Member (choose up to 2 for your precinct):

Precinct 1: William Horton

                    Dana Robinson

Precinct 2: Catherine Coll

                     Elizabeth Moorhead

Precinct 3: Louis Govinden

                     Jan Tong

Precinct 4: Richard Gilbertie

                     Heather Giardinelli

Precinct 5: Jennifer C. Plumb

Precinct 6: Jessica M. Pointer

                     Michelle Dixon

Precinct 7: Bernadette Domenick

                     Monique E. White Anderson

Precinct 8: Nathaniel Miller

                     Yvette Calvin

Republican Primary:​

Governor:                             Stacy Garrity

​Lieutenant Governor (vote for 1): John Ventre

                                                       Jason Richey

Representative in Congress: Nick Manganaro

Pennsylvania Senate:           Alfe Goodwin

State Committee (vote for up to 2):

Jeff Jones

Ilona C. Ebbert

Always check both sides of a ballot. 

Click on a candidate's name to see the official campaign website or social media page, when available. 

For independant examinations of the candidates, check out Ballotpedia and VoteSmart.

For sample ballots, check out this page on the Delaware County website.

For brief discussions of various issues, check out
A Starting Point.

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