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2026 Pennsylvania House of Representatives election

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Not to be confused with2026 United States House of Representatives elections in Pennsylvania.
2026 Pennsylvania House of Representatives election
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November 3, 2026 (2026-11-03)
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All 203 seats in thePennsylvania House of Representatives
102 seats needed for a majority
 
LeaderJoanna McClintonJesse Topper
PartyDemocraticRepublican
Leader sinceDecember 1, 2020 (2020-12-01)January 7, 2025 (2025-01-07)
Leader's seat191st78th
Last election102101
Seats neededSteadyIncrease 1
IncumbentSpeaker

Joanna McClinton
Democratic



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The2026 Pennsylvania House of Representatives election will be held on November 3, 2026, alongside the other2026 United States elections.[1] Voters will elect members of thePennsylvania House of Representatives in all 203 of theU.S. state ofPennsylvania's legislative districts to serve a two-year term.[2]

Predictions

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SourceRankingAs of
Sabato's Crystal Ball[3]Leans DJanuary 22, 2026

Special elections

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22nd district

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After being electedLehigh County Executive, RepresentativeJoshua Siegel resigned from the state House on December 17, 2025. A special election is scheduled for February 24.[4] The Democratic Party initially chose Julian Guridy, a staffer to state SenatorNick Miller, as its candidate. However, Guridy did not met the residency requirement to run for the state House and was forced to withdraw.[5] He was replaced byAllentown School Board member Ana Tiburcio.[6] The Republican Party has selected its2022 nominee Robert E. Smith Jr., a former Allentown School Board member.[7]

2026 Pennsylvania House of Representatives special election, District 22
PartyCandidateVotes%
DemocraticAna Tiburcio
RepublicanRobert E. Smith Jr.
Total votes

42nd district

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RepresentativeDan Miller was elected as a judge inAllegheny County in 2025 and resigned from the state House on December 17, 2025. A special election is scheduled for February 24.[4] The Democratic Party selectedDormont borough councilor Jennifer Mazzocco. The Republican Party selected2024 nominee Joseph Leckenby.[8]

2026 Pennsylvania House of Representatives special election, District 42
PartyCandidateVotes%
DemocraticJennifer Mazzocco
RepublicanJoseph Leckenby
Total votes

79th district

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RepresentativeLou Schmitt was elected as a judge inBlair County in 2025 and resigned on December 31.[9] A special election is scheduled for March 17.[10] The Republican Party has chosen Andrea Verobish, a staffer for CongressmanGlenn Thompson, as its candidate.[11] The Democratic Party nominated registered nurse Caleb McCoy.[12]

2026 Pennsylvania House of Representatives special election, District 79
PartyCandidateVotes%
RepublicanAndrea Verobish
DemocraticCaleb McCoy
Total votes

193rd district

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RepresentativeTorren Ecker was elected as a judge inAdams County in 2025 and resigned on December 30.[9] A special election is scheduled for March 17.[10] On January 15, Republicans in Cumberland and Adams counties selected Ecker staffer Catherine Wallen to be their nominee.[13] On January 24, Democrats nominated formerHarrisburg Area Community College official Todd Crawley.[14]

2026 Pennsylvania House of Representatives special election, District 193
PartyCandidateVotes%
RepublicanCatherine Wallen
DemocraticTodd Crawley
Total votes

196th district

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RepresentativeSeth Grove announced that he would resign effective January 31. He had previously stated that he would not seek reelection in 2026. Since January 1, Grove was CEO of the Pennsylvania Aggregates and Concrete Association, a lobbying group. Because he was also the minority chair of the Labor & Industry Committee, Grove faced accusations of a conflict of interest and announced his resignation under scrutiny.[15] A special election is scheduled to coincide with the primary election on May 19.[16]

2026 Pennsylvania House of Representatives special election, District 196
PartyCandidateVotes%
Republican
Democratic
Total votes

Results summary

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Retiring incumbents

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Democrats

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Republicans

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Primary elections

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Democratic primary

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2026 Pennsylvania House of Representatives elections
Democratic Primary
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Republican primary

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2026 Pennsylvania House of Representatives elections
Republican Primary
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General election

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Predictions

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SourceRankingAs of
Sabato's Crystal Ball[23]Lean DJanuary 22, 2026

District breakdown

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DistrictPartyIncumbentStatusPartyCandidateVotes%
1DemocraticPat Harkins
2DemocraticRobert Merski
3DemocraticRyan Bizzarro
4RepublicanJake Banta
5RepublicanEric WeaknechtRunning[24]
6RepublicanBrad RoaeRunning[24]
7RepublicanParke Wentling
8RepublicanAaron BernstineRunning[24]
9RepublicanMarla Brown
10DemocraticAmen Brown
11RepublicanMarci Mustello
12RepublicanStephenie Scialabba
13RepublicanJohn Lawrence
14RepublicanRoman Kozak
15RepublicanJosh KailRunning[24]
16DemocraticRobert Matzie
17RepublicanTim Bonner
18RepublicanK.C. Tomlinson
19DemocraticAerion Abney
20DemocraticEmily Kinkead
21DemocraticLindsay Powell
22VacantTBD
23DemocraticDan Frankel
24DemocraticLa'Tasha D. Mayes
25DemocraticBrandon Markosek
26DemocraticPaul Friel
27DemocraticDan Deasy
28RepublicanJeremy ShafferRunning[24]
29DemocraticTim Brennan
30DemocraticArvind VenkatRunning[24]
31DemocraticPerry Warren
32DemocraticJoe McAndrew
33DemocraticMandy Steele
34DemocraticAbigail Salisbury
35DemocraticDan Goughnour
36DemocraticJessica Benham
37RepublicanMindy FeeRunning[25]
38DemocraticJohn Inglis
39RepublicanAndrew KuzmaRunning[26]
40RepublicanNatalie Mihalek
41RepublicanBrett MillerRunning[25]
42VacantTBD
43RepublicanKeith GreinerRunning[25]
44RepublicanValerie Gaydos
45DemocraticAnita KulikRetiring[18]
46RepublicanJason Ortitay
47RepublicanJoe D'Orsie
48RepublicanTim O'Neal
49DemocraticIsmail Smith-Wade-ElRunning[27]
50RepublicanBud Cook
51RepublicanCharity Grimm KrupaRunning[24]
52RepublicanRyan Warner
53DemocraticSteve Malagari
54DemocraticGreg Scott
55RepublicanJill Cooper
56RepublicanBrian Rasel
57RepublicanEric Nelson
58RepublicanEric Davanzo
59RepublicanLeslie Rossi
60RepublicanAbby Major
61DemocraticLiz Hanbidge
62RepublicanJames Struzzi
63RepublicanJosh Bashline
64RepublicanLee JamesRunning[28]
65RepublicanKathy Rapp
66RepublicanBrian Smith
67RepublicanMartin Causer
68RepublicanClint Owlett
69RepublicanCarl Walker Metzgar
70DemocraticMatthew Bradford
71RepublicanJim Rigby
72DemocraticFrank Burns
73RepublicanDallas Kephart
74DemocraticDan K. Williams
75RepublicanMichael Armanini
76RepublicanStephanie Borowicz
77DemocraticH. Scott ConklinRunning[24]
78RepublicanJesse Topper
79VacantTBD
80RepublicanScott BargerRunning[24]
81RepublicanRich Irvin
82DemocraticPaul Takac
83RepublicanJamie Flick
84RepublicanJoe Hamm
85RepublicanDavid H. Rowe
86RepublicanPerry A. Stambaugh
87RepublicanThomas KutzRunning[29]
88RepublicanSheryl M. DelozierRetiring[20]
89RepublicanRob Kauffman
90RepublicanChad Reichard
91RepublicanDan MoulRunning[30]
92RepublicanMarc Anderson
93RepublicanMike Jones
94RepublicanWendy Fink
95DemocraticCarol Hill-Evans
96DemocraticNikki RiveraRunning[27]
97RepublicanSteven MentzerRunning[25]
98RepublicanTom JonesRetiring (Running for State Senate)[21]
99RepublicanDavid H. ZimmermanRunning[25]
100RepublicanBryan CutlerRetiring[22]
101RepublicanJohn A. SchlegelRunning[31]
102RepublicanRuss DiamondRunning[32]
103DemocraticNate Davidson
104DemocraticDave MadsenRunning[33]
105DemocraticJustin C. Fleming
106RepublicanTom MehaffieRunning[28]
107RepublicanJoanne Stehr
108RepublicanMichael Stender
109RepublicanRobert Leadbeter
110RepublicanTina Pickett
111RepublicanJonathan Fritz
112DemocraticKyle Mullins
113DemocraticKyle Donahue
114DemocraticBridget Malloy Kosierowski
115DemocraticMaureen Madden
116RepublicanDane Watro
117RepublicanJamie Walsh
118DemocraticJim Haddock
119RepublicanAlec RyncavageRunning[34]
120RepublicanBrenda PughRunning[35]
121DemocraticEddie Day PashinskiRetiring[19]
122RepublicanDoyle Heffley
123RepublicanTimothy Twardzik
124RepublicanJamie Barton
125RepublicanJoe KerwinRunning[24]
126DemocraticJacklyn Rusnock
127DemocraticManny Guzman Jr.
128RepublicanMark M. Gillen
129DemocraticJohanny Cepeda-Freytiz
130RepublicanDavid Maloney
131RepublicanMilou Mackenzie
132DemocraticMike Schlossberg
133DemocraticJeanne McNeill
134DemocraticPeter Schweyer
135DemocraticSteve Samuelson
136DemocraticRobert L. Freeman
137RepublicanJoe Emrick
138RepublicanAnn Flood
139RepublicanJeff Olsommer
140DemocraticJim Prokopiak
141DemocraticTina Davis
142RepublicanJoe Hogan
143RepublicanShelby Labs
144DemocraticBrian Munroe
145RepublicanCraig Staats
146DemocraticJoe Ciresi
147RepublicanDonna Scheuren
148DemocraticMary Jo DaleyRetiring[17]
149DemocraticTim Briggs
150DemocraticJoe Webster
151DemocraticMelissa Cerrato
152DemocraticNancy Guenst
153DemocraticBen Sanchez
154DemocraticNapoleon Nelson
155DemocraticDanielle Friel Otten
156DemocraticChris Pielli
157DemocraticMelissa Shusterman
158DemocraticChristina Sappey
159DemocraticCarol Kazeem
160RepublicanCraig Williams
161DemocraticLeanne Krueger
162DemocraticDavid Delloso
163DemocraticHeather Boyd
164DemocraticGina Curry
165DemocraticJennifer O'Mara
166DemocraticGreg Vitali
167DemocraticKristine Howard
168DemocraticLisa Borowski
169RepublicanKate Klunk
170RepublicanMartina White
171RepublicanKerry Benninghoff
172DemocraticSean Dougherty
173DemocraticPat Gallagher
174DemocraticEd Neilson
175DemocraticMary Isaacson
176RepublicanJack Rader
177DemocraticJoseph C. Hohenstein
178RepublicanKristin Marcell
179DemocraticJason Dawkins
180DemocraticJose Giral
181DemocraticMalcolm KenyattaRunning[24]
182DemocraticBen Waxman
183RepublicanZach Mako
184DemocraticElizabeth Fiedler
185DemocraticRegina Young
186DemocraticJordan A. Harris
187RepublicanGary Day
188DemocraticRick Krajewski
189DemocraticTarah Probst
190DemocraticG. Roni Green
191DemocraticJoanna E. McClinton
192DemocraticMorgan Cephas
193VacantTBD
194DemocraticTarik Khan
195DemocraticKeith Harris
196VacantTBD
197DemocraticDanilo Burgos
198DemocraticDarisha Parker
199RepublicanBarbara GleimRunning[36]
200DemocraticChris Rabb
201DemocraticAndre Carroll
202DemocraticJared Solomon
203DemocraticAnthony A. Bellmon

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