2022 Pennsylvania House of Representatives election

2022 Pennsylvania House of Representatives election

November 8, 2022 (2022-11-08)
All 203 seats in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives 102 seats needed for a majority
Majority party Minority party   Leader Joanna McClinton Bryan Cutler Party Democratic Republican Leader since December 1, 2020 (2020-12-01) June 22, 2020 (2020-06-22)[1] Leader's seat 191st 100th Last election 90 113 Seats after 102 101 Seat change 12 12 Popular vote 2,258,892 2,638,894 Percentage 45.76% 53.46% Swing 0.81% 0.73%
Results by gains and holds Results by winning party vote share Results:      Democratic gain      Republican gain      Democratic hold      Republican hold Vote share:      50–60%      60–70%      70–80%      80–90%      >90%      50–60%      60–70%      70–80%      80–90%      >90%
Speaker before election Bryan Cutler Republican Elected Speaker Mark Rozzi Democratic

The 2022 elections for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives were held on November 8, 2022, with all districts currently being decided. The term of office for those elected in 2022 began when the House of Representatives convened in January 2023. Pennsylvania State Representatives are elected for two-year terms, with all 203 seats up for election every two years.^[2]

In what was described as a "shocking upset", Democrats gained 12 seats, giving them a majority of 102 out of 203 seats and winning control of the chamber for the first time since 2010, despite losing the popular vote (although this was partly because there were many uncontested Republican districts).^[3][4][5] This defied many analysts’ predictions, including that of Sabato's Crystal Ball, which had rated House control as "Likely Republican".

Special elections

19th legislative district

This election took place on April 5, 2022.^[6]

2022 Pennsylvania House of Representatives, District 19 special election^[7]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Aerion Abney	2,707	85.02
	Write-in		477	14.98
Total votes			3,184	100%
	Democratic hold

Democrat Aerion Abney was elected to finish the term of Jake Wheatley, who resigned to become the chief of staff to Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey.^[8]

24th legislative district

This election took place on April 5, 2022.^[9]

2022 Pennsylvania House of Representatives, District 24 special election^[10]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Martell Covington	5,101	92.95
	Republican	Todd Elliott Koger	313	5.70
	Write-in		74	1.35
Total votes			5,488	100%
	Democratic hold

Democrat Martell Covington was elected to finish the term of Ed Gainey, who resigned to become the mayor of Pittsburgh.^[8]

116th legislative district

This election took place on April 5, 2022.^[11]

2022 Pennsylvania House of Representatives, District 116 special election^[12]

Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Robert Schnee	2,818	55.93
	Democratic	Amilcar S. Arroyo	1,291	25.63
	Libertarian	Paul Cwalina	213	4.23
	Write-in		716	14.21
Total votes			5,038	100%
	Republican hold

Republican Robert Schnee was elected to finish the term of Tarah Toohil, who resigned to become a judge on the Luzerne County Court of Common Pleas.^[13]

Results summary

Redistricting

Due to redistricting after the 2020 United States census, several representatives were drawn into new districts, and some districts had no incumbent.^[14]

Retiring incumbents

Democrats

1. District 7: Mark Longietti retired.
2. District 50: Pam Snyder retired.
3. District 113: Thom Welby retired.
4. District 118: Mike Carroll retired.
5. District 119: Gerald Mullery retired.
6. District 156: Dianne Herrin retired.
7. District 173: Michael Driscoll retired to run for Philadelphia City Council.
8. District 180: Angel Cruz retired.
9. District 182: Brian Sims retired to run for lieutenant governor of Pennsylvania.

Republicans

1. District 4: Curt Sonney retired.
2. District 33: Carrie DelRosso retired to run for lieutenant governor of Pennsylvania.
3. District 12: Daryl Metcalfe retired.
4. District 29: Meghan Schroeder retired.
5. District 30: Lori Mizgorski retired to run for state senator from District 38.
6. District 51: Matt Dowling retired (after winning his primary) after Pennsylvania State Police charged him with DUI.^[15]
7. District 54: Bob Brooks retired.
8. District 73: Tommy Sankey retired.
9. District 83: Jeff Wheeland retired.
10. District 87: Greg Rothman retired to run for state senator from District 34.
11. District 98: David Hickernell retired.
12. District 101: Frank Ryan retired.
13. District 104: Sue Helm retired.
14. District 105: Andrew Lewis retired.
15. District 107: Kurt Masser retired.
16. District 109: David Millard retired.
17. District 116: Robert Schnee retired.
18. District 117: Karen Boback retired.
19. District 124: Jerry Knowles retired.
20. District 129: Jim Cox retired.
21. District 139: Michael Peifer retired.
22. District 142: Frank Farry retired to run for state senator from District 6.
23. District 147: Tracy Pennycuick retired to run for state senator from District 24.
24. District 178: Wendi Thomas retired.
25. District 189: Rosemary Brown retired to run for state senator from District 40.

Incumbents defeated in primary

Democrats

1. District 24: Martell Covington lost renomination to La'Tasha Mayes.^[16]
2. District 159: Brian Kirkland lost renomination to Carol Kazeem.^[17]
3. District 194: Pam DeLissio lost renomination to Tarik Khan.^[18]
4. District 200: Isabella Fitzgerald lost renomination to fellow incumbent Chris Rabb in a redistricting race.^[18]

Republicans

1. District 39: Mike Puskaric lost renomination to Andrew Kuzma.^[19]
2. District 47: Keith Gillespie lost renomination to Joe D'Orsie.^[18]
3. District 55: Jason Silvis lost renomination to Jill Cooper.^[20]
4. District 86: John Hershey lost renomination to fellow incumbent Perry Stambaugh in a redistricting race.^[21]
5. District 94: Stan Saylor lost renomination to Wendy Fink.^[18]
6. District 187: Gary Day lost renomination to fellow incumbent Ryan Mackenzie in a redistricting race.^[18]

Primary elections

Democratic primary 2022 Pennsylvania House of Representatives elections Democratic primary District Candidates Votes Percent 1 Pat Harkins Unopposed 2 Robert Merski Unopposed 3 Ryan Bizzarro Unopposed 4 Chelsea Oliver Unopposed 5 No candidate filed for party. 6 Nerissa Galt Unopposed 7[22] Timothy M. McGonigle 5,024 80.77 Mitchel Henderson 1,177 18.92 8 No candidate filed for party. 9 Chris Sainato Unopposed 10[23] Amen Brown 3,064 39.85 Cassandra Green 2,881 37.47 Sajda Blackwell 1,714 22.29 11 No candidate filed for party. 12 Robert Vigue Unopposed 13 Chamir James Unopposed 14 Bruce Carper Jr. Unopposed 15 No candidate filed for party. 16 Robert Matzie Unopposed 17 No candidate filed for party. 18 Krzysztof Walski Unopposed 19[24] Aerion Abney 5,080 64.06 Glenn Grayson 2,809 35.42 20[25] Emily Kinkead 6,352 65.4 Nicholas Mastros 3,317 34.15 21 Sara Innamorato Unopposed 22[26] Joshua Siegel 1,712 63.69 Saeed Georges 963 35.83 23 Dan Frankel Unopposed 24[27] LaTasha D. Mayes 5,358 45.96 Martell Covington 4,411 37.84 Randall Taylor 1,824 15.65 25 Brandon Markosek Unopposed 26 Paul Friel Unopposed 27 Dan Deasy Unopposed 28 No candidate filed for party. 29 Timothy Brennan Unopposed 30 Arvind Venkat Unopposed 31 Perry Warren Jr. Unopposed 32 Anthony M. Deluca Unopposed 33[28] Mandy Steele 5,358 63.81 Tristen McClelland 2,982 35.51 34[29] Summer Lee 9,168 65.59 Abigail Salisbury 4,767 34.11 35 Austin Davis Unopposed 36[30] Jessica Benham 6,015 67.97 Stephanie Fox 2,805 31.7 37 No candidate filed for party. 38 Nick Pisciottano Unopposed 39 No candidate filed for party. 40 No candidate filed for party. 41 No candidate filed for party. 42 Dan Miller Unopposed 43 No candidate filed for party. 44 No candidate filed for party. 45 Anita Kulik Unopposed 46 No candidate filed for party. 47 No candidate filed for party. 48 No candidate filed for party. 49[31] Ismail Smith-Wade-El 3,148 69.13 Janet Diaz 1,412 30.87 50 Douglas Mason Unopposed 51 Richard Ringer Unopposed 52 No candidate filed for party. 53 Steve Malagari Unopposed 54 Greg Scott 3,070 53.71 Rochelle Culbreath 2,628 45.98 55[32] Scott Gauss[a] 602 64.87 56 No candidate filed for party. 57 No candidate filed for party. 58 Kenneth Bach Unopposed 59 No candidate filed for party. 60 Robert George Unopposed 61 Liz Hanbidge Unopposed 62 Brian Doyle Unopposed 63 No candidate filed for party. 64 No candidate filed for party. 65 No candidate filed for party. 66 No candidate filed for party. 67 No candidate filed for party. 68 No candidate filed for party. 69 No candidate filed for party. 70 Matthew Bradford Unopposed 71 No candidate filed for party. 72[33] Frank Burns 4,765 71.17 Michael Cashaw 1,896 28.32 73 No candidate filed for party. 74 Dan K. Williams Unopposed 75 No candidate filed for party. 76[34][35] Denise Maris 2,381 61.52 Elijah Probst 1,450 37.47 77 H. Scott Conklin Unopposed 78 No candidate filed for party. 79 No candidate filed for party. 80 Kimberly Capenos Unopposed 81 Ian Kidd Unopposed 82 Paul Takac Unopposed 83 No candidate filed for party. 84 No candidate filed for party. 85 No candidate filed for party. 86 No candidate filed for party. 87 Kristal Markle Unopposed 88 Sara Agerton Unopposed 89 No candidate filed for party. 90 No candidate filed for party. 91 No candidate filed for party. 92 Daniel Almoney Unopposed 93 Christopher Rodkey Unopposed 94 No candidate filed for party. 95 Carol Hill-Evans Unopposed 96[36] Mike Sturla 4,209 57.08 Dana Hamp Gulick 3,155 42.79 97 No candidate filed for party. 98 Mark Temons II Unopposed 99 Joshua Michael Caltagirone Unopposed 100 No candidate filed for party. 101 Catherine Miller Unopposed 102 Susan Quick Unopposed 103[37][38] Patty Kim 5,602 75 Heather MacDonald 1,853 24.81 104 Dave Madsen Unopposed 105[38] Justin C. Fleming 4,599 60.88 Eric Epstein 2,946 39 106 No candidate filed for party. 107 No candidate filed for party. 108 No candidate filed for party. 109 Edward Giannattasio Unopposed 110 No candidate filed for party. 111 No candidate filed for party. 112 Kyle Mullins Unopposed 113[39] Kyle Donahue 4,400 64.6 Patrick Flynn 2,374 34.86 114 Bridget Kosierowski Unopposed 115 Maureen Madden Unopposed 116 Yesenia Rodriguez Unopposed 117 No candidate filed for party. 118 Jim Haddock 4,798 54.75 Allison Lucarelli 3,913 44.65 119 Vito Malacari Unopposed 120[40] Fern Leard[a] 590 46.06 121 Eddie Day Pashinski Unopposed 122 Richard Kost Unopposed 123 Kathleen Benyak Unopposed 124 Tina Burns Unopposed 125 No candidate filed for party. 126 Mark Rozzi Unopposed 127 Manny Guzman Jr. Unopposed 128 No candidate filed for party. 129[41] Johanny Cepeda-Freytiz 2,383 54.68 Mark Detterline 1,969 45.18 130 No candidate filed for party. 131 Kevin Branco Unopposed 132 Michael Schlossberg Unopposed 133 Jeanne McNeill Unopposed 134[26] Peter Schweyer 2,843 63 Enid Santiago 1,666 36.92 135 Steve Samuelson Unopposed 136 Robert L. Freeman Unopposed 137 Anna Thomas Unopposed 138 No candidate filed for party. 139[42][43] Meghan Rosenfeld 2,202 53.14 Marian Keegan 1,913 46.16 140 John Galloway Unopposed 141 Tina Davis Unopposed 142 Mark Moffa Unopposed 143 Gwen Stoltz Unopposed 144 Brian Munroe Unopposed 145 No candidate filed for party. 146 Joe Ciresi Unopposed 147 Alexandra Wisser Unopposed 148 Mary Jo Daley Unopposed 149 Tim Briggs Unopposed 150 Joe Webster Unopposed 151 Melissa Cerrato Unopposed 152 Nancy Guenst Unopposed 153 Ben Sanchez Unopposed 154 Napoleon Nelson Unopposed 155 Danielle Friel Otten Unopposed 156 Chris Pielli Unopposed 157 Melissa Shusterman Unopposed 158 Christina Sappey Unopposed 159[44] Carol Kazeem 2,545 55.76 Brian Kirkland 2,019 44.24 160 Cathy Spahr Unopposed 161 Leanne Krueger Unopposed 162 David Delloso Unopposed 163 Michael Zabel Unopposed 164 Gina Curry Unopposed 165 Jennifer O'Mara Unopposed 166[44] Greg Vitali 5,979 58.18 David Brown 4,298 41.82 167 Kristine Howard Unopposed 168 Lisa Borowski Unopposed 169 Isaac Riston Unopposed 170 No candidate filed for party. 171 Robert Zeigler Unopposed 172[23] Kevin J. Boyle 3,656 68.01 Bob Stewart 1,707 31.75 173[23] Pat Gallagher 2,912 63.86 Pete McDermott 1,636 35.88 174 Ed Neilson Unopposed 175 Mary Isaacson Unopposed 176 Hope Christman Unopposed 177 Joseph C. Hohenstein Unopposed 178 Ilya Breyman Unopposed 179 Jason Dawkins Unopposed 180 Jose Giral Unopposed 181 Malcolm Kenyatta Unopposed 182[23] Ben Waxman 5,497 40.17 Jonathan Lovitz 2,825 20.64 Deja Alvarez 2,680 19.58 William Gross 2,670 19.51 183 No candidate filed for party. 184[23] Elizabeth Fiedler 7,876 79.06 Michael A. Giangiordano II 2,075 20.83 185 Regina Young Unopposed 186 Jordan A. Harris Unopposed 187 No candidate filed for party. 188[23] Rick Krajewski 6,596 71.01 James Wright 2,672 28.77 189 Tarah Probst Unopposed 190 G. Roni Green Unopposed 191 Joanna McClinton Unopposed 192 Morgan Cephas Unopposed 193 No candidate filed for party. 194[23] Tarik Khan 7,475 59.47 Pam DeLissio 5,076 40.39 195 Donna Bullock Unopposed 196 No candidate filed for party. 197 Danilo Burgos Unopposed 198 Darisha Parker Unopposed 199 Robert Howe Unopposed 200[23] Chris Rabb 11,554 62.67 Isabella Fitzgerald 6,854 37.18 201[23] Stephen Kinsey '5,903 57.38 Andre D. Carroll 4,357 42.35 202 Jared Solomon Unopposed 203[23] Anthony A. Bellmon 2,446 47.26 Heather Miller 1,475 28.5 Yusuf Jackson 1,246 24.07

Republican primary 2022 Pennsylvania House of Representatives elections Republican primary District Candidates Votes Percent 1 No candidate filed for party. 2 No candidate filed for party. 3 Joe Kujawa Unopposed 4[45] Jake Banta 3,702 41.98 Jason Monn 2,321 26.32 Greg Hayes 1,072 12.16 Joe Cancilla 773 8.77 Jennifer Lesher 732 8.3 John Diamond 201 2.28 5[41] Barry Jozwiak 5,161 58.1 David Golowski 3,712 41.79 6 Brad Roae Unopposed 7 Parke Wentling Unopposed 8[46][47] Aaron Bernstine 5,826 48.96 John L. Kennedy 4,887 41.07 Eric Ditullio 1,164 9.78 9[47] Marla Gallo Brown 3,192 42.62 Nick Kerin 2,896 38.66 Darryl Audia 1,352 18.05 10 No candidate filed for party. 11[48] Marci Mustello 7,470 74.84 Jennifer Steele 2,494 24.99 12[49] Stephenie Scialabba 4,805 47.45 Gregg Semel 3,035 29.97 Scott Timko 1,856 18.33 13[50] John Lawrence 4,891 62.87 Carmela Ciliberti 2,871 36.91 14 Jim E. Marshall Unopposed 15 Josh Kail Unopposed 16 Rico Elmore Unopposed 17 Tim Bonner Unopposed 18 K.C. Tomlinson Unopposed 19 No candidate filed for party. 20 No candidate filed for party. 21 Frank Perman Unopposed 22 Robert Smith Unopposed 23 No candidate filed for party. 24 No candidate filed for party. 25[51] Stephen Schlauch 2,487 50.97 John Ritter 2,364 48.45 26 Tim Hennessey Unopposed 27[52] Ed Brosky 2,016 55.91 Tim Walker 1,540 42.71 28 Rob Mercuri Unopposed 29 Diane Smith Unopposed 30[53] Cindy Kirk 6,389 81.11 Thomas Fodi 1,455 18.47 31[54] Bernie Sauer 4,825 53.7 Jennifer Spillane 4,131 45.98 32 No candidate filed for party. 33 Ted Tomson Unopposed 34 No candidate filed for party. 35 Donald Nevills Unopposed 36 No candidate filed for party. 37 Mindy Fee Unopposed 38 No candidate filed for party. 39[55][56] Andrew Kuzma 4,308 58.54 Mike Puskaric 3,032 41.2 40[57][58] Natalie Mihalek 5,354 53.98 Steve Renz 4,550 45.87 41 Brett Miller Unopposed 42 No candidate filed for party. 43 Keith Greiner Unopposed 44 Valerie Gaydos Unopposed 45 Michael Pendel Unopposed 46 Jason Ortitay Unopposed 47[59] Joe D'Orsie 5,178 59.61 Keith J. Gillespie 3,491 40.19 48 Tim O'Neal Unopposed 49 Anne Rivers Unopposed 50 Bud Cook Unopposed 51[60] Matthew Dowling 3,637 53.69 Ryan J. Porupski 2,408 39.81 52 Ryan Warner Unopposed 53 Jennifer Neha Sodha Unopposed 54 Allen Anderson Unopposed 55[61] Jill Cooper 4,560 48.91 Jason Silvis 3,937 41.95 Michelle A. Schmidt 838 8.93 56[61] George Dunbar 6,954 78.73 Sam Wright 1,855 21 57 Eric Nelson Unopposed 58 Eric Davanzo Unopposed 59 Leslie Rossi Unopposed 60 Abby Major Unopposed 61 Jessie Bradica Unopposed 62 James Struzzi Unopposed 63 Donna Oberlander Unopposed 64 Lee James Unopposed 65 Kathy Rapp Unopposed 66 Brian Smith Unopposed 67[62][63][64] Martin T. Causer 7,999 84.19 Robert W. Rossman 1,486 15.64 68 Clint Owlett Unopposed 69 Carl Walker Metzgar Unopposed 70 Arthur Bustard Unopposed 71 James Rigby Unopposed 72 Renae Billow Unopposed 73[65][66] Dallas Kephart 6,072 61.75 Derek A. Walker 2,604 26.48 John A. Sobel 1,152 11.72 74 Dale Hensel Unopposed 75 Michael Armanini Unopposed 76 Stephanie Borowicz Unopposed 77 Steve Yetsko Unopposed 78 Jesse Topper Unopposed 79 Louis Schmitt Jr. Unopposed 80[67][68] Jim Gregory 9,635 78.48 Trish Haight 2,624 21.37 81[67][69] Rich Irvin 8,360 71.74 Andrea L. Speck 3,251 27.9 82 Justin Behrens Unopposed 83[35][70] Jamie Flick 4,146 50.95 Ann Kaufman 3,975 48.85 84 Joe Hamm Unopposed 85 David H. Rowe Unopposed 86[71][72] Perry A. Stambaugh 7,033 55 John D. Hershey 5,714 44.69 87[73] Thomas Kutz 5,762 53.83 Eric Clancy 4,905 45.82 88 Sheryl M. Delozier Unopposed 89 Rob Kauffman Unopposed 90 Paul Schemel Unopposed 91 Dan Moul Unopposed 92 Dawn Keefer Unopposed 93 Paul M. Jones Unopposed 94[74] Wendy Fink 5,429 55.55 Stan Saylor 4,317 44.17 95 No candidate filed for party. 96 April Weaver Unopposed 97 Steven Mentzer Unopposed 98[75][76] Tom Jones 5,935 50.25 Lu Ann Fahndrich 3,292 27.87 Faith Bucks 2,566 21.73 99 David H. Zimmerman Unopposed 100[77] Bryan Cutler 6,161 70.19 Anne Weston 2,608 29.71 101 John A. Schlegel Unopposed 102 Russ Diamond Unopposed 103[73][38] David D. Buell 3,708 71.6 Jennie Jenkins-Dallas 1,431 27.63 104 No candidate filed for party. 105 No candidate filed for party. 106 Tom Mehaffie Unopposed 107[78][79] Joanne Stehr 5,029 53.3 Ron Tanney 4,382 46.44 108 Lynda Schlegel-Culver Unopposed 109[80] Robert Leadbeter 4,225 46.38 Janine M. Penman 2,233 24.51 Aaron Kline 2,170 23.82 Joseph M. Martin 464 5.09 110 Tina Pickett Unopposed 111 Jonathan Fritz Unopposed 112 William Torbeck Unopposed 113 Aaron Sepkowski Unopposed 114 Colin Healey Unopposed 115 Krista Paolucci Unopposed 116[79][81] Dane Watro 2,188 40.41 Mike LaRocca 956 17.65 John Chura 809 14.94 Gary Perna 594 10.97 Nico R. Makuta 471 8.7 Dyllan Angelo-Ogurkis 382 7.05 117[82] Mike Cabell 3,541 32.32 Eugene Ziemba 2,731 24.92 Clint J. Lanning 2,701 24.65 Michael Stash 1,216 11.1 Andy Gegaris 747 6.82 118[83][39] James May 3,719 57.2 John Lombardo 2,741 42.16 119[84] Alec Ryncavage 3,369 54.46 Tom Williams 2,809 45.41 120 Aaron Kaufer Unopposed 121 Eryn Harvey Unopposed 122 Doyle Heffley Unopposed 123 Timothy Twardzik Unopposed 124[79][41] Jamie Barton 6,650 68.32 Jill Saunders 2,247 23.08 Elle Rulavage 906 9.31 125 Joe Kerwin Unopposed 126 James Oswald Unopposed 127 Vincent Gagliardo Jr. Unopposed 128 Mark M. Gillen Unopposed 129 Barry Llewellyn Unopposed 130 David Maloney Unopposed 131 Milou Mackenzie Unopposed 132 No candidate filed for party. 133 No candidate filed for party. 134 Brent Labenburg Unopposed 135 No candidate filed for party. 136 No candidate filed for party. 137 Joe Emrick Unopposed 138 Ann Flood Unopposed 139[43][42] Joseph Adams 3,921 43.23 Robert Beierle 3,009 33.18 Theo Balu 2,129 23.47 140 No candidate filed for party. 141 Kelly Bellerby-Allen Unopposed 142 Joseph Hogan Unopposed 143 Shelby Labs Unopposed 144 Todd Polinchock Unopposed 145 Craig Staats Unopposed 146[85] Thomas Neafcy[a] 973 73.38 147 Donna Scheuren Unopposed 148[85] Fran O'Donnell[a] 431 67.66 149[85] Nancy Price[a] 507 72.22 150 Beth Ann Bittner Mazza Unopposed 151 Todd Stephens Unopposed 152 John Weinrich Sr. Unopposed 153 Larry Ulrich Unopposed 154 Angelina Banks Unopposed 155 Kyle Scribner Unopposed 156 Heidi Vanderwaal Unopposed 157 Sarah Marvin Unopposed 158 Leon Spencer Unopposed 159 Ruth Moton Unopposed 160 Craig Williams Unopposed 161 Edward Mongelluzzo Unopposed 162 Michelle Mattus Unopposed 163 Kenneth P. Rucci Unopposed 164 No candidate filed for party. 165 No candidate filed for party. 166 Kimberly Razzano Unopposed 167[50] Gail Newman 4,211 66.82 Melissa Dicranian 2,052 32.56 168 Christopher B. Quinn Unopposed 169[86] Kate Klunk 7,449 82.54 Matthew Smith 1,553 17.21 170 Martina White Unopposed 171 Kerry Benninghoff Unopposed 172 Al Taubenberger Unopposed 173 No candidate filed for party. 174 No candidate filed for party. 175 No candidate filed for party. 176 Jack Rader Unopposed 177 Mark Lavelle Unopposed 178 Kristin Marcell Unopposed 179 No candidate filed for party. 180 No candidate filed for party. 181 No candidate filed for party. 182 Albert Robles Unopposed 183 Zach Mako Unopposed 184 Marjilyn Murray Unopposed 185 No candidate filed for party. 186 No candidate filed for party. 187[26] Ryan Mackenzie 5,624 61.28 Gary Day 3,547 38.65 188 No candidate filed for party. 189[42][87] Steve Ertle 2,107 57.85 John Petrizzo 1,532 42.06 190 No candidate filed for party. 191 No candidate filed for party. 192 No candidate filed for party. 193 Torren Ecker Unopposed 194 No candidate filed for party. 195 No candidate filed for party. 196 Seth Grove Unopposed 197 No candidate filed for party. 198 No candidate filed for party. 199 Barbara Gleim Unopposed 200 Kionna West Unopposed 201 No candidate filed for party. 202 No candidate filed for party. 203 No candidate filed for party.

1. Won as a write-in candidate

General election

Predictions

Source	Ranking	As of
Sabato's Crystal Ball[88]	Likely R	May 19, 2022

Overview

Affiliation		Candidates	Votes	Vote %	Seats won
	Democratic	156	2,258,892	45.82%	102
	Republican	167	2,638,894	53.53%	101
	Libertarian	13	23,614	0.48%	0
	Green	2	6,500	0.13%	0
	Independent	2	1,826	0.04%	0
Total		341	4,929,726	100.00%	203

Close races

Districts where the margin of victory was under 10%:

1. District 142, 0.2%
2. District 151, 0.2% (gain)
3. District 144, 1.6% (gain)
4. District 137, 2.3%
5. District 7, 2.8% (gain)
6. District 18, 4.6%
7. District 118, 4.6%
8. District 160, 4.6%
9. District 9, 5.8% (gain)
10. District 143, 6.2%
11. District 121, 8.8%
12. District 72, 8.8%
13. District 33, 9% (gain)
14. District 88, 9.4%
15. District 147, 9.4%
16. District 131, 9.6%

District breakdown

District	Party		Incumbent	Status	Party		Candidate	Votes	%
1		Democratic	Pat Harkins	Re-elected[89]		Democratic	Pat Harkins	13,327	79.7
						Libertarian	Michael Thomas[90]	3,394	20.3
2		Democratic	Robert Merski	Re-elected[89]		Democratic	Robert Merski	16,242	64.2
						Republican	Michael Pace	9,068	35.8
3		Democratic	Ryan Bizzarro	Re-elected[89]		Democratic	Ryan Bizzarro	19,934	64.1
						Republican	Joseph Kujawa	11,179	35.9
4		Republican	Curt Sonney	Retired[14]		Republican	Jake Banta	16,375	61.4
						Democratic	Chelsea Oliver	10,276	38.6
5		Republican	Barry Jozwiak	Re-elected[89]		Republican	Barry Jozwiak	21,220	100
6		Republican	Brad Roae	Re-elected[89]		Republican	Brad Roae	17,610	68.6
						Democratic	Nerissa Galt	8,056	31.4
7		Democratic	Mark Longietti	Retired[14]		Republican	Parke Wentling	13,559	51.4
						Democratic	Timothy McGonigle	12,818	48.6
8		Republican	Tim Bonner	Elected (Redistricted to the 17th district)[91]		Republican	Aaron Bernstine	25,702	100
9		Democratic	Chris Sainato	Defeated[89]		Republican	Marla Gallo Brown	13,721	52.9
						Democratic	Chris Sainato	12,219	47.1
10		Republican	Aaron Bernstine	Elected (Redistricted to the 8th district)[92]		Democratic	Amen Brown	15,874	100
11		Republican	Marci Mustello	Re-elected[93]		Republican	Marci Mustello	23,579	100
12		Republican	Daryl Metcalfe	Retired[14]		Republican	Stephenie Scialabba[94]	20,996	62.3
						Democratic	Robert Vigue[95]	12,734	37.8
13		Republican	John Lawrence	Re-elected		Republican	John Lawrence	16,325	59.4
						Democratic	David Cunningham	11,181	40.7
14		Republican	Jim E. Marshall	Re-elected		Republican	Jim E. Marshall	19,781	67.8
						Democratic	Bruce Carper	9,402	32.2
15		Republican	Josh Kail	Re-elected		Republican	Josh Kail	22,375	100
16		Democratic	Robert Matzie	Re-elected		Democratic	Robert Matzie	15,104	56.7
						Republican	Rico Elmore	11,534	43.3
17		Republican	Parke Wentling	Elected (Redistricted into the 7th district)[96]		Republican	Tim Bonner	22,001	100
18		Republican	K.C. Tomlinson	Re-elected		Republican	K.C. Tomlinson	12,558	52.3
						Democratic	Laurie Smith	11,459	47.7
19		Democratic	Aerion Abney	Re-elected		Democratic	Aerion Abney	16,296	100
20		Democratic	Emily Kinkead	Re-elected[97]		Democratic	Emily Kinkead	17,783	61.1
						Republican	Matt Kruth	11,313	38.9
21		Democratic	Sara Innamorato	Re-elected		Democratic	Sara Innamorato	20,225	63.6
						Republican	Frank Perman	11,601	36.4
22		Democratic	Peter Schweyer	Elected (Redistricted into the 134th district)		Democratic	Joshua Siegel	6,442	63.8
						Republican	Robert Smith	3,662	36.2
23		Democratic	Dan Frankel	Re-elected		Democratic	Dan Frankel	22,340	88.2
						Green	Jay Ting Walker	2,983	11.8
24		Democratic	Martell Covington	Lost Primary		Democratic	La'Tasha D. Mayes	21,832	100
25		Democratic	Brandon Markosek	Re-elected		Democratic	Brandon Markosek	16,655	60.2
						Republican	Stephen Schlauch	11,025	39.8
26		Republican	Tim Hennessey	Defeated[98]		Democratic	Paul Friel[99]	17,853	57.0
						Republican	Tim Hennessey	13,463	43.0
27		Democratic	Dan Deasy	Re-elected[97]		Democratic	Dan Deasy	18,374	68.9
						Republican	Ed Brosky	8,263	31.1
28		Republican	Rob Mercuri	Re-elected[97]		Republican	Rob Mercuri	18,376	56.0
						Democratic	Alison Duncan	14,432	44.0
29		Republican	Meghan Schroeder	Retired[100]		Democratic	Tim Brennan[101]	21,345	55.8
						Republican	Diane Smith	15,601	40.9
						Independent	Robert Ronky	1,243	3.3
30		Republican	Lori Mizgorski	Ran for state senate[102]		Democratic	Arvind Venkat	18,531	54.6
						Republican	Cindy Kirk	15,041	44.4
31		Democratic	Perry Warren	Re-elected		Democratic	Perry Warren	23,994	59.7
						Republican	Bernie Sauer	15,603	38.8
32		Democratic	Anthony M. DeLuca	Deceased (name remained on ballot)[103]		Democratic	Anthony M. DeLuca	21,459	85.1
						Green	Queonia Livingston	3,517	13.9
33		Republican	Carrie Delrosso	Ran for Lt. Governor (Re-districted into the 32nd district)[14]		Democratic	Mandy Steele	15,679	54.00
						Republican	Ted Tomson	13,042	45.00
34		Democratic	Summer Lee	Ran for U.S. House;[104] Re-elected		Democratic	Summer Lee	22,573	100
35		Democratic	Austin Davis	Ran for Lt. Governor;[105] Re-elected		Democratic	Austin Davis	15,042	65.3
						Republican	Donald Nevills	7,770	33.7
36		Democratic	Jessica Benham	Re-elected[97]		Democratic	Jessica Benham	17,121	77.9
						Libertarian	Ross Sylvester[106]	4,642	21.1
37		Republican	Mindy Fee	Re-elected		Republican	Mindy Fee	25,535	100
38		Democratic	Nick Pisciottano	Re-elected[97]		Democratic	Nick Pisciottano	20,196	100
39		Republican	Mike Puskaric	Lost Primary[107]		Republican	Andrew Kuzma[108]	18,009	58.7
						Democratic	Rick Self	12,355	40.3
40		Republican	Natalie Mihalek	Re-elected[97]		Republican	Natalie Mihalek	20,263	56.3
						Democratic	Chris Todd	15,307	42.6
41		Republican	Brett Miller	Re-elected		Republican	Brett Miller	18,402	74.3
						Libertarian	Favyan Asia	6,105	24.7
42		Democratic	Dan Miller	Re-elected[97]		Democratic	Dan Miller	23,080	67.3
						Republican	Pat Tylka	10,878	31.7
43		Republican	Keith Greiner	Re-elected		Republican	Keith Greiner
44		Republican	Valerie Gaydos	Re-elected		Republican	Valerie Gaydos	16,620	54.6
						Democratic	Debbie Turici	13,524	44.4
45		Democratic	Anita Astorino Kulik	Re-elected		Democratic	Anita Astorino Kulik	17,945	62.5
						Republican	Michael Pendel	10,485	36.5
46		Republican	Jason Ortitay	Re-elected[109]		Republican	Jason Ortitay	21,727	100
47		Republican	Keith J. Gillespie	Lost primary[110]		Republican	Joe D'Orsie	19,305	100
48		Republican	Tim O'Neal	Re-elected		Republican	Tim O'Neal	20,091	100
49		Republican	Bud Cook	Elected (Redistricted into the 50th district)		Democratic	Ismail Smith-Wade-El	11,045	66.00
						Republican	Anne Rivers	5,511	33.00
50		Democratic	Pam Snyder	Retired[14]		Republican	Bud Cook	14,999	61.3
						Democratic	Doug Mason	9,210	37.7
51		Republican	Matt Dowling	Withdrew after DUI charge[15]		Republican	Charity Grimm Krupa	13,244	61.3
						Democratic	Richard Ringer	8,140	37.7
52		Republican	Ryan Warner	Re-elected		Republican	Ryan Warner	17,808	100
53		Democratic	Steve Malagari	Re-elected		Democratic	Steve Malagari	16,568	60.5
						Republican	Jennifer Neha Sodha	10,560	38.5
54		Republican	Robert Brooks	Retired[111]		Democratic	Greg Scott	14,373	70.9
						Republican	Allen Anderson	5,684	28.1
55		Republican	Jason Silvis	Lost Primary		Republican	Jill Cooper	18,523	60.9
						Democratic	Scott Gauss	11,585	38.1
56		Republican	George Dunbar	Re-elected		Republican	George Dunbar	23,664	100
57		Republican	Eric Nelson	Re-elected		Republican	Eric Nelson	21,812	100
58		Republican	Eric Davanzo	Re-elected		Republican	Eric Davanzo	17,527	62.6
						Democratic	Ken Bach	10,192	36.4
59		Republican	Leslie Rossi	Re-elected		Republican	Leslie Rossi	22,149	100
60		Republican	Abby Major	Re-elected		Republican	Abby Major	19,056	68.2
						Democratic	Bob George	8,604	30.8
61		Democratic	Liz Hanbidge	Re-elected		Democratic	Liz Hanbidge	21,425	61.5
						Republican	Jessie Bradica	13,088	37.5
62		Republican	James Struzzi	Re-elected[112]		Republican	James Struzzi	18,147	69.8
						Democratic	Brian Doyle	7,604	29.2
63		Republican	Donna Oberlander	Re-elected		Republican	Donna Oberlander	23,672	100
64		Republican	Lee James	Re-elected		Republican	Lee James	20,245	100
65		Republican	Kathy Rapp	Re-elected		Republican	Kathy Rapp	20,202	100
66		Republican	Brian Smith	Re-elected		Republican	Brian Smith	21,506	100
67		Republican	Martin Causer	Re-elected[113]		Republican	Martin Causer	21,096	100
68		Republican	Clint Owlett	Re-elected		Republican	Clint Owlett	22,628	100
69		Republican	Carl Walker Metzgar	Re-elected		Republican	Carl Walker Metzgar	25,715	99
						Democratic	Kimberly Felan (Write-in)	388	1
70		Democratic	Matthew Bradford	Re-elected		Democratic	Matthew Bradford	20,035	60.3
						Republican	Arthur Bustard	12,865	38.7
71		Republican	James Rigby	Re-elected[114]		Republican	James Rigby	23,196	100
72		Democratic	Frank Burns	Re-elected		Democratic	Frank Burns	14,060	53.4
						Republican	Renae Billow	11,757	44.6
73		Republican	Tommy Sankey	Retired[14]		Republican	Dallas Kephart	21,121	100
74		Democratic	Dan K. Williams	Re-elected		Democratic	Dan K. Williams	13,288	55.5
						Republican	Dale Hensel	10,346	43.2
75		Republican	Michael Armanini	Re-elected		Republican	Michael Armanini	20,459	75.00
						Democratic	Erica Vogt	6,431	23.6
76		Republican	Stephanie Borowicz	Re-elected		Republican	Stephanie Borowicz	15,776	66.7
						Democratic	Denise Maris	7,627	32.3
77		Democratic	H. Scott Conklin	Re-elected[115]		Democratic	H. Scott Conklin	14,851	61.6
						Republican	Steve Yetsko	9,003	37.4
78		Republican	Jesse Topper	Re-elected		Republican	Jesse Topper	25,655	100
79		Republican	Louis Schmitt Jr.	Re-elected		Republican	Louis Schmitt Jr.	17,507
80		Republican	Jim Gregory	Re-elected[116]		Republican	Jim Gregory	22,764	80.1
						Democratic	Kimberly Capenos	5,367	18.9
81		Republican	Rich Irvin	Re-elected		Republican	Rich Irvin	20,424	74.00
						Democratic	Ian Kidd	6,759	24.5
82		Republican	John D. Hershey	Lost primary (Redistricted into the 86th district)		Democratic	Paul Takac	12,739	55.8
						Republican	Justin Behrens	9,870	43.2
83		Republican	Jeff Wheeland	Resigned[117]		Republican	Jamie Flick	16,835	100
84		Republican	Joe Hamm	Re-elected[118]		Republican	Joe Hamm	25,951	100
85		Republican	David H. Rowe	Re-elected		Republican	David H. Rowe	21,232	100
86		Republican	Perry A. Stambaugh	Re-elected[119]		Republican	Perry A. Stambaugh	22,535	100
87		Republican	Greg Rothman	Ran for State Senate[120]		Republican	Thomas Kutz	18,878	57.7
						Democratic	Kristal Markle	13,510	41.3
88		Republican	Sheryl M. Delozier	Re-elected		Republican	Sheryl M. Delozier	16,722	54.2
						Democratic	Sara Agerton[121]	13,832	44.8
89		Republican	Rob Kauffman	Re-elected		Republican	Rob Kauffman	21,928	100
90		Republican	Paul Schemel	Re-elected		Republican	Paul Schemel	23,303	100
91		Republican	Dan Moul	Re-elected		Republican	Dan Moul	18,988	63.2
						Democratic	Marty Qually	10,025	33.4
						Libertarian	Neil Belliveau[122]	727	2.4
92		Republican	Dawn Keefer	Re-elected		Republican	Dawn Keefer	21,873	68.6
						Democratic	Dan Almoney	9,051	28.4
93		Republican	Paul M. Jones	Re-elected		Republican	Paul M. Jones	18,752	61.5
						Democratic	Chris Rodkey	9,961	32.6
94		Republican	Stan Saylor	Lost primary[110]		Republican	Wendy Fink	19,599	100
95		Democratic	Carol Hill-Evans	Re-elected		Democratic	Carol Hill-Evans	11,266	100
96		Democratic	Mike Sturla	Re-elected[123]		Democratic	Mike Sturla	17,250	60.5
						Republican	April Weaver	10,988	38.5
97		Republican	Steven Mentzer	Re-elected		Republican	Steven Mentzer	23,282	100
98		Republican	David Hickernell	Retired[14]		Republican	Tom Jones[124]	18,910	61.2
						Democratic	Mark Temons	10,718	34.7
						Libertarian	Josh Gerber	937	3.00
99		Republican	David H. Zimmerman	Re-elected		Republican	David H. Zimmerman	18,057	70.7
						Democratic	Joshua Caltagirone	7,220	28.3
100		Republican	Bryan Cutler	Re-elected		Republican	Bryan Cutler	18,356	100
101		Republican	Frank Ryan	Retired[14]		Republican	John A. Schlegel	14,072	61.5
						Democratic	Cavi Miller	8,569	37.5
102		Republican	Russ Diamond	Re-elected		Republican	Russ Diamond	19,142	69.4
						Democratic	Laura Quick	8,170	29.6
103		Democratic	Patty Kim	Re-elected[125]		Democratic	Patty Kim	16,193	64.8
						Republican	David Buell	8,527	34.1
104		Republican	Sue Helm	Retired[126]		Democratic	Dave Madsen	11,718	70.00
105		Republican	Andrew Lewis	Retired[14] (Redistricted into the 104th district)		Democratic	Justin C. Fleming	16,399	62.9
						Republican	Therese Kenley	9,406	36.1
106		Republican	Tom Mehaffie	Re-elected[127]		Republican	Tom Mehaffie	21,985	100
107		Republican	Kurt Masser	Retired[128]		Republican	Joanne Stehr	18,246	74.4
						Democratic	Ryan Mock	6,025	24.6
108		Republican	Lynda Schlegel-Culver	Re-elected		Republican	Lynda Schlegel-Culver	21,915	100
109		Republican	David R. Millard	Retired[14]		Republican	Robert Leadbeter	15,473	62.4
						Democratic	Edward Giannattasio	7,040	28.4
						Libertarian	Thomas Anderson	2,021	8.2
110		Republican	Tina Pickett	Re-elected		Republican	Tina Pickett	22,414	100
111		Republican	Jonathan Fritz	Re-elected		Republican	Jonathan Fritz	24,013	100
112		Democratic	Kyle Mullins	Re-elected		Democratic	Kyle Mullins	17,982	63.5
						Republican	William Torbeck	10,033	35.5
113		Democratic	Thom Welby	Retired[129]		Democratic	Kyle Donahue	12,082	58.7
						Republican	Aaron Sepkowski	8,289	40.3
114		Democratic	Bridget Malloy Kosierowski	Re-elected		Democratic	Bridget Malloy Kosierowski	16,745	61.9
						Republican	David Burgerhoff	10,036	37.1
115		Democratic	Maureen Madden	Re-elected		Democratic	Maureen Madden	11,462	55.2
						Republican	Krista Paolucci	8,898	42.9
116		Republican	Robert Schnee	Retired (Redistricted)[130]		Republican	Dane Watro	9,773	67.6
						Democratic	Yesenia Rodriguez	4,531	31.4
117		Republican	Karen Boback	Retired[14]		Republican	Mike Cabell	19,179	100
118		Democratic	Michael B. Carroll	Retired[14]		Democratic	Jim Haddock	14,555	51.8
						Republican	James May	13,250	47.2
119		Democratic	Gerald Mullery	Retired[14]		Republican	Alec Ryncavage	12,091	55.0
						Democratic	Vito Malacari	9,689	44.0
120		Republican	Aaron Kaufer	Re-elected		Republican	Aaron Kaufer	17,321	65.3
						Democratic	Fern Leard	8,919	33.7
121		Democratic	Eddie Day Pashinski	Re-elected[131]		Democratic	Eddie Day Pashinski	8,801	53.9
						Republican	Eryn Harvey	7,365	45.1
122		Republican	Doyle Heffley	Re-elected		Republican	Doyle Heffley	18,627	70.9
						Democratic	Richard Kost	7,198	27.4
123		Republican	Timothy Twardzik	Re-elected		Republican	Timothy Twardzik	17,051	67.8
						Democratic	Kathleen Benyak	7,849	31.2
124		Republican	Jerry Knowles	Retired[14]		Republican	Jamie Barton	18,218	67.8
						Democratic	Tina Burns	8,350	31.1
125		Republican	Joe Kerwin	Re-elected[132]		Republican	Joe Kerwin	24,038	100
126		Democratic	Mark Rozzi	Re-elected		Democratic	Mark Rozzi	11,613	63.3
						Republican	James Oswald	6,539	35.7
127		Democratic	Manny Guzman Jr.	Re-elected		Democratic	Manny Guzman Jr.	7,114	65.6
						Republican	Vincent Gagliardo Jr.	3,617	33.4
128		Republican	Mark M. Gillen	Re-elected		Republican	Mark M. Gillen	20,923	100
129		Republican	Jim Cox	Retired[133]		Democratic	Johanny Cepeda-Freytiz	11,242	57.8
						Republican	Barry Llewellyn	8,028	41.2
130		Republican	David Maloney	Re-elected		Republican	David Maloney	21,734	100
131		Republican	Milou Mackenzie	Re-elected		Republican	Milou Mackenzie	18,071	54.2
						Democratic	Kevin Branco	14,854	44.6
132		Democratic	Mike Schlossberg	Re-elected		Democratic	Mike Schlossberg	16,135	60.2
						Republican	Beth Finch	9,824	36.7
						Libertarian	Matt Schutter	566	2.1
133		Democratic	Jeanne McNeill	Re-elected		Democratic	Jeanne McNeill	17,431	100
134		Republican	Ryan Mackenzie	Elected (Redistricted into the 187th district)[134]		Democratic	Peter Schweyer	10,245	59.6
						Republican	Brent Labenberg	6,746	39.2
135		Democratic	Steve Samuelson	Re-elected		Democratic	Steve Samuelson	17,180	100
136		Democratic	Robert L. Freeman	Re-elected		Democratic	Robert L. Freeman	14,932	100
137		Republican	Joe Emrick	Re-elected		Republican	Joe Emrick	15,619	50.4
						Democratic	Anna Thomas	14,916	48.1
138		Republican	Ann Flood	Re-elected		Republican	Ann Flood	19,053	61.8
						Democratic	Gene Hunter	11,309	36.7
139		Republican	Michael Peifer	Retired[14]		Republican	Joseph Adams[135]	16,675	62.2
						Democratic	Meghan Rosenfeld[135]	9,871	36.8
140		Democratic	John Galloway	Re-elected		Democratic	John Galloway	17,970	100
141		Democratic	Tina Davis	Re-elected		Democratic	Tina Davis	14,787	63.6
						Republican	Kelly Bellerby-Allen	7,771	33.4
						Libertarian	Anthony Portillo[136]	449	1.9
142		Republican	Frank Farry	Ran for State Senate[137]		Democratic	Mark Moffa	15,357	49.4
						Republican	Joseph Hogan	15,445	49.6
143		Republican	Shelby Labs	Re-elected		Republican	Shelby Labs	18,418	52.6
						Democratic	Gwendolyn Stoltz	16,215	46.4
144		Republican	Todd Polinchock	Defeated		Democratic	Brian Munroe	16,123	50.3
						Republican	Todd Polinchock	15,608	48.7
145		Republican	Craig Staats	Re-elected		Republican	Craig Staats	17,537	57.5
						Democratic	Jim Miller	12,127	39.7
						Libertarian	Lula Vanliew	541	1.8
146		Democratic	Joe Ciresi	Re-elected		Democratic	Joe Ciresi	16,091	61.2
						Republican	Thomas Neafcy	9,935	37.8
147		Republican	Tracy Pennycuick	Ran for State Senate[14]		Republican	Donna Scheuren	17,667	54.2
						Democratic	Alexandra Wisser	14,626	44.8
148		Democratic	Mary Jo Daley	Re-elected		Democratic	Mary Jo Daley	27,486	75.6
						Republican	Fran O'Donnell	8,488	23.4
149		Democratic	Tim Briggs	Re-elected		Democratic	Tim Briggs	21,638	70.7
						Republican	Nancy Price	8,680	28.3
150		Democratic	Joe Webster	Re-elected		Democratic	Joe Webster	17,822	58.0
						Republican	Beth Ann Bittner Mazza	12,610	41.0
151		Republican	Todd Stephens	Defeated [138]		Democratic	Melissa Cerrato	16,805	49.6
						Republican	Todd Stephens	16,742	49.4
152		Democratic	Nancy Guenst	Re-elected		Democratic	Nancy Guenst	17,118	59.5
						Republican	John Weinrich Sr.	11,384	39.9
153		Democratic	Ben Sanchez	Re-elected		Democratic	Ben Sanchez	22,600	68.1
						Republican	Larry Ulrich	10,255	30.9
154		Democratic	Napoleon Nelson	Re-elected		Democratic	Napoleon Nelson	26,418	79.9
						Republican	Angelina Banks	6,312	19.1
155		Democratic	Danielle Friel Otten	Re-elected		Democratic	Danielle Friel Otten	18,604	56.0
						Republican	Kyle Scribner	14,130	42.6
156		Democratic	Dianne Herrin	Retired[14]		Democratic	Chris Pielli[139]	18,510	59.0
						Republican	Heidi VanderWaal	12,537	40.0
157		Democratic	Melissa Shusterman	Re-elected		Democratic	Melissa Shusterman	21,326	60.8
						Republican	Sarah Marvin	13,363	38.1
158		Democratic	Christina Sappey	Re-elected		Democratic	Christina Sappey	17,207	55.1
						Republican	Leon Spencer	13,716	43.9
159		Democratic	Brian Joseph Kirkland	Lost primary		Democratic	Carol Kazeem	11,852	65.1
						Republican	Ruth Moton	6,172	33.9
160		Republican	Craig Williams	Re-elected		Republican	Craig Williams	18,353	51.8
						Democratic	Catherine Spahr	16,698	47.2
161		Democratic	Leanne Krueger	Re-elected		Democratic	Leanne Krueger	18,122	59.0
						Republican	Edward Mongelluzzo	12,296	40.0
162		Democratic	David Delloso	Re-elected		Democratic	David Delloso	15,145	58.2
						Republican	Michelle Mattus	10,625	40.8
163		Democratic	Michael Zabel	Re-elected		Democratic	Michael Zabel	16,448	64.4
						Republican	Kenneth P. Rucci	8,450	33.1
						Libertarian	Alfe Goodwin	399	1.6
164		Democratic	Gina Curry	Re-elected		Democratic	Gina Curry	15,366	100
165		Democratic	Jennifer O'Mara	Re-elected		Democratic	Jennifer O'Mara	21,145	60.5
						Republican	Nichole Missino	13,056	37.4
166		Democratic	Greg Vitali	Re-elected		Democratic	Greg Vitali	22,941	64.8
						Republican	Kimberly Razzano	11,758	33.2
						Libertarian	Edward T. Clifford III	350	1.0
167		Democratic	Kristine Howard	Re-elected[140]		Democratic	Kristine Howard	19,276	59.4
						Republican	Gail Newman	12,867	39.6
168		Republican	Christopher B. Quinn	Defeated		Democratic	Lisa Borowski	17,485	55.5
						Republican	Christopher B. Quinn	13,708	43.5
169		Republican	Kate Klunk	Re-elected		Republican	Kate Klunk	19,638	69.9
						Democratic	Isaac Riston	7,635	27.2
170		Republican	Martina White	Re-elected		Republican	Martina White	13,531	100
171		Republican	Kerry Benninghoff	Re-elected[141]		Republican	Kerry Benninghoff	19,028	71.2
						Democratic	Robert Zeigler	7,415	27.8
172		Democratic	Kevin J. Boyle	Re-elected		Democratic	Kevin J. Boyle	10,625	56.4
						Republican	Al Taubenberger	8,023	42.6
173		Democratic	Michael Driscoll	Ran for Philadelphia City Council[14]		Democratic	Pat Gallagher	9,548	100
174		Democratic	Ed Neilson	Re-elected		Democratic	Ed Neilson	11,294	100
175		Democratic	Mary Isaacson	Re-elected		Democratic	Mary Isaacson	23,904	100
176		Republican	Jack Rader	Re-elected		Republican	Jack Rader	14,036	56.7
						Democratic	Hope Christman	9,024	36.4
						Libertarian	Autumn Pangia	1,237	5.0
177		Democratic	Joseph C. Hohenstein	Re-elected		Democratic	Joseph C. Hohenstein	11,070	65.2
						Republican	Mark Lavelle	5,751	33.8
178		Republican	Wendi Thomas	Retired[14]		Republican	Kristin Marcell[142]	20,075	56.0
						Democratic	Ilya Breyman[143][144][145]	15,410	43.0
179		Democratic	Jason Dawkins	Re-elected		Democratic	Jason Dawkins	9,256	100
180		Democratic	Angel Cruz	Retired[14]		Democratic	Jose Giral	6,584	100
181		Democratic	Malcolm Kenyatta	Re-elected		Democratic	Malcolm Kenyatta	15,426	100
182		Democratic	Brian Sims	Ran for Lt. Governor[146]		Democratic	Ben Waxman	26,728	88.5
						Republican	Albert Robles	3,161	10.5
183		Republican	Zach Mako	Re-elected		Republican	Zach Mako	21,729	100
184		Democratic	Elizabeth Fiedler	Re-elected		Democratic	Elizabeth Fiedler[147]	15,758	74.1
						Republican	Marjilyn Murray [147]	5,281	24.8
185		Democratic	Regina Young	Re-elected		Democratic	Regina Young	12,782	100
186		Democratic	Jordan A. Harris	Re-elected		Democratic	Jordan A. Harris	21,307	100
187		Republican	Gary Day	Lost Primary		Republican	Ryan Mackenzie
188		Democratic	Rick Krajewski	Re-elected		Democratic	Rick Krajewski	19,279	100
189		Republican	Rosemary Brown	Ran for State Senate[148]		Democratic	Tarah Probst[149]	11,341	55.1
						Republican	Stephen Ertle	8,967	43.5
190		Democratic	Amen Brown	Elected (Redistricted into the 10th district)		Democratic	G. Roni Green	17,056	96.7
						Independent	James Love Jackson	583	3.3
191		Democratic	Joanna E. McClinton	Re-elected		Democratic	Joanna E. McClinton	10,775	100
192		Democratic	Morgan Cephas	Re-elected		Democratic	Morgan Cephas	19,438	100
193		Republican	Torren Ecker	Re-elected		Republican	Torren Ecker	20,936	100
194		Democratic	Pamela DeLissio	Lost Primary		Democratic	Tarik Khan	23,159	90.2
						Libertarian	Torren Danowski	2,246	8.8
195		Democratic	Donna Bullock	Re-elected		Democratic	Donna Bullock	19,697	100
196		Republican	Seth Grove	Re-elected		Republican	Seth Grove	22,675	100
197		Democratic	Danilo Burgos	Re-elected		Democratic	Danilo Burgos	10,835	100
198		Democratic	Darisha Parker	Re-elected		Democratic	Darisha Parker	17,078	100
199		Republican	Barbara Gleim	Re-elected[150]		Republican	Barbara Gleim	16,230	60.8
						Democratic	Alan Howe	10,181	38.2
200		Democratic	Chris Rabb	Re-elected		Democratic	Chris Rabb	29,663	95.1
						Republican	Kionna West	1,216	3.9
201		Democratic	Stephen Kinsey	Re-elected		Democratic	Stephen Kinsey	20,235	100
202		Democratic	Jared Solomon	Re-elected		Democratic	Jared Solomon	7,490	100
203		Democratic	Isabella Fitzgerald	Lost Primary (Redistricted into the 200th district)		Democratic	Anthony A. Bellmon	12,300	100

Source: Pennsylvania Department of State^[151]

Aftermath

For months after the election, partisan control of the chamber was claimed by both parties, with three vacancies due to Democrats not being able to take their seats due to death or resignation.^[152] After protracted bipartisan negotiations, 16 Republicans joined all Democrats in voting for Mark Rozzi as Speaker, who subsequently announced that he would become an independent and no longer caucus with the Democrats.^{[153][154][155]} However, a special session to set operating rules in the House on November 9 was postponed indefinitely, and Jim Gregory, who nominated Rozzi as Speaker, called for him to resign, claiming that he had broken his promise to switch his party registration to independent.^[156] Rozzi never left the Democratic caucus, instead resigning the speakership after passing an amendment to provide relief for victims of childhood sexual abuse in the Roman Catholic Church. Joanna McClinton would be elected speaker in a party-line vote following special elections to fill the vacant seats in February 2023.^[157]

See also

• 2022 Pennsylvania elections
• Elections in Pennsylvania
• List of Pennsylvania state legislatures

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External links

• Electionreturns.pa.gov, Pennsylvania Department of State
• Government Documents Round Table of the American Library Association, "Pennsylvania", Voting & Elections Toolkits
• "Pennsylvania: Election Tools, Deadlines, Dates, Rules, and Links", Vote.org, Oakland, CA
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• Pennsylvania 2019 & 2020 Elections, OpenSecrets
• 2022 Pennsylvania House of Representatives Districts