Pennsylvania House of Representatives election, 2018

The 2018 elections for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives will be held on November 6, 2018, with all districts being contested. The term of office for those elected in 2018 will begin when the House of Representatives convenes in January 2019. Pennsylvania State Representatives are elected for two-year terms, with all 203 seats up for election every two years.[1]

Pennsylvania House of Representatives

All 203 seats in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives are up for election in 2018.

House district Incumbent This race
District Representative Party First
elected		 Incumbent Status Candidates
1 Pat Harkins Democratic 2006
2 Florindo Fabrizio Democratic 2002
3 Ryan Bizzarro Democratic 2012
4 Curtis Sonney Republican 2004
5 Barry Jozwiak Republican 2014
6 Brad Roae Republican 2006
7 Mark Longietti Democratic 2006
8 Tedd Nesbit Republican 2014
9 Chris Sainato Democratic 1994
10 Aaron Bernstine Republican 2016 Jaret Gibbons (Democratic)
11 Brian Ellis Republican 2004 Samuel Doctor (Independent)
16 Robert Matzie Democratic 2008
21 Dom Costa Democratic 2009 Sara Innamorato (Democratic Party; Democratic Socialists of America)
34 Paul Costa Democratic 1999 Summer Lee (Democratic Party; Democratic Socialists of America)
43 Keith Greiner Republican 2012
45 Anita Kulik Democratic 2016
47 Keith Gillespie Republican 2002 John Sutherland (Democratic)
53 Robert Godshall Republican 1982
112 Kevin Haggerty Democratic 2012 Incumbent retiring Randy Castellani (Democratic)
Robert Castellani (Democratic)
Kyle Mullins (Democratic)
Tom Carlucci (Democratic)
Francis McHale (Democratic)
119 Gerald Mullery Democratic 2010 Justin V. Behrens (Republican)
121 Eddie Day Pashinski Democratic 2006 Gregory S. Wolovich, Jr. (Republican)
131 Justin Simmons Republican 2010 Not Running (Running for U.S. Representative)
146 Tom Quigley Republican 2014 Joe Ciresi (Democratic)
148 Mary Jo Daley Democratic 2012
149 Tim Briggs Democratic 2008
150 Michael Corr Republican 2016
151 Todd Stephens Republican 2010 Sara Johnson Rothman (Democratic)
152 Thomas Murt Republican 2006 Daryl Boling (Democratic)
153 Madeleine Dean Democratic 2012
154 Stephen McCarter Democratic 2012
166 Greg Vitali Democratic 1992
170 Martina White Republican 2015 Josh Cohen (Democratic)
172 Kevin Boyle Democratic 2010
177 John Taylor Republican 1984 Justin Salmasi (Democratic), Sean Patrick Wayland (Democratic)

References

  1. ↑ Wikisource:Constitution of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania 1874/Article 2
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