Election Day is Nov. 5.
In every Pennsylvania county, voters will have the opportunity to weigh in on statewide races for president, U.S. Senate, attorney general, auditor general and treasurer.
Allegheny County will also cast votes for two congressional seats, three state Senate seats and 21 state House seats. The county, and its politically diverse suburbs in particular, could go a long way toward deciding which party controls Congress and both chambers of the state House.
The 17th Congressional district, encompassing western, northern and eastern suburbs as well as Beaver County, was decided by just 5 percentage points in 2022 and is one of a few dozen districts nationwide that both parties are heavily invested in ahead of what is expected to be a closely decided race for control of the House of Representatives. The state House and Senate are each currently divided by a small handful of seats, and an equal number of swingy suburban seats in Allegheny County could decide who calls the shots in Harrisburg.
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Voting details
- For details about how to vote in your county, visit your county’s elections website.
- Mail-in voting is underway, and voters can apply for a mail-in ballot through Oct. 29.
- On Election Day, Nov. 5, polls are open statewide from 7 a.m. through 8 p.m. Voters can return mail-in ballots to their county through 8 p.m. that day.
- Click here for more information on voter registration, key dates, polling places and more.
Statewide races
Editor’s note: Candidates are listed here in the order they will appear on the ballot. According to Pennsylvania law, the candidates are ordered by how many votes their party received in the last election for governor.
U.S. President
Kamala Harris
Donald Trump
Chase Oliver
Jill Stein
U.S. Senate
Bob Casey
Dave McCormick
John Thomas
Leila Hazou
Attorney General
Eugene DePasquale
Dave Sunday
Robert Cowburn
Richard Weiss
Justin Magill
Eric Settle
Auditor General
Malcolm Kenyatta
Tim DeFoor
Reece Smith
Eric Anton
Alan Goodrich
Treasurer
Erin McClelland
Stacy Garrity
Garrity is the incumbent treasurer, and was first elected in 2020.
Nickolas Ciesielski
Troy Bowman
Chris Foster
What district you vote in depends on where you live.
Click here to find your district.
This tool was developed by Spotlight PA.
Congressional races
Congressional District 12
Congressional District 17
State Senate races
PA Senate District 37
PA Senate District 43
PA Senate District 45
State House races
PA House District 19
PA House District 20
PA House District 21
PA House District 23
PA House District 24
PA House District 25
PA House District 27
PA House District 28
PA House District 30
PA House District 32
PA House District 33
PA House District 34
PA House District 35
PA House District 36
PA House District 38
PA House District 39
PA House District 40
PA House District 42
PA House District 44
PA House District 45
PA House District 46
If you see an error in our voter guide, or want to provide more information about one of the candidates, please email our local government reporter Charlie Wolfson at charlie@publicsource.org.
The template for this voter guide was based off of Mountain State Spotlight’s 2024 West Virginia voter guide.
