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Official certified results · PA

2024 Pennsylvania election results.

18 federal contests, 38 candidate result records, and every published vote total connected to its permanent race page.

Congressional districts

U.S. House

17 contests
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Pennsylvania U.S. House District 1

Brian K. FitzpatrickGeneral election · 261,390 · 56.4%

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Pennsylvania U.S. House District 2

Brendan F. BoyleGeneral election · 193,691 · 71.46%

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Pennsylvania U.S. House District 3

Dwight EvansGeneral election · 340,223 · 100.0%

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Pennsylvania U.S. House District 4

Madeleine DeanGeneral election · 269,066 · 59.07%

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Pennsylvania U.S. House District 5

Mary Gay ScanlonGeneral election · 267,754 · 65.29%

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Pennsylvania U.S. House District 6

Chrissy HoulahanGeneral election · 235,625 · 56.2%

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Pennsylvania U.S. House District 7

Ryan E. MackenzieGeneral election · 203,688 · 50.5%

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Pennsylvania U.S. House District 8

Rob Bresnahan, Jr.General election · 195,663 · 50.81%

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Pennsylvania U.S. House District 9

Daniel MeuserGeneral election · 276,212 · 70.51%

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Pennsylvania U.S. House District 10

Scott PerryGeneral election · 205,567 · 50.63%

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Pennsylvania U.S. House District 11

Lloyd SmuckerGeneral election · 253,672 · 62.9%

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Pennsylvania U.S. House District 12

Summer L. LeeGeneral election · 234,802 · 56.41%

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Pennsylvania U.S. House District 13

John JoyceGeneral election · 301,460 · 74.2%

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Pennsylvania U.S. House District 14

Guy ReschenthalerGeneral election · 268,380 · 66.57%

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Pennsylvania U.S. House District 15

Glenn ThompsonGeneral election · 279,027 · 71.47%

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Pennsylvania U.S. House District 16

Mike KellyGeneral election · 256,923 · 63.65%

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Pennsylvania U.S. House District 17

Christopher R. DeluzioGeneral election · 242,838 · 53.88%

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Source: Office of the Clerk, U.S. House of Representatives, Statistics of the 2024 Presidential and Congressional Election · official state and territory records are the publication's underlying sources · margins on detail pages are Electionpedia calculations from published final totals.

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2024 Pennsylvania Election Results: U.S. House and Senate

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