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2024 Pennsylvania Senate election

Elections for the Pennsylvania State Senate were held on November 5, 2024, with 25 of 50 districts being contested. The term of office for those elected in 2024 will begin when the Senate convenes in January 2025. Pennsylvania State Senators are elected for four-year terms, with half of the seats up for election every two years. The election coincided with the 2024 U.S. presidential election, elections to the U.S. Senate, elections to the U.S. House of Representatives, and elections to the entirety of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.

Republicans have controlled the chamber since 1994.

District 45: Jim Brewster retired.
District 15: John DiSanto retired.
District 31: Mike Regan retired.

Source:

Source	Ranking	As of
CNalysis	Likely R	February 29, 2024

Candidates	Votes	%	Seats before	Seats up	Seats won	Seats after
Republican	20	1,693,844	54.29%	28	15	15	28
Democratic	17	1,422,433	45.59%	22	10	10	22
Libertarian	1	3,579	0.11%	0	0	0	0

Six district races had winning margins of less than 15%:

District	Winner	Margin
District 5	Republican (flip)	0.82%
District 9	Democratic	12.06%
District 19	Democratic	13.02%
District 37	Republican	5.66%
District 45	Democratic	6.13%
District 49	Republican	8.56%

Party	Incumbent	Status	Party	Candidate	Votes	%
Democratic	Nikil Saval	Re-elected		Democratic	Nikil Saval	109,193	99.00%
Democratic	Sharif Street	Re-elected		Democratic	Sharif Street	90,329	99.48%
Democratic	Jimmy Dillon	Defeated		Republican	Joe Picozzi	50,570	50.35%
Democratic	Jimmy Dillon	49,735	49.52%
Democratic	Vincent Hughes	Re-elected		Democratic	Vincent Hughes	98,527	99.41%
Democratic	John I. Kane	Re-elected		Democratic	John I. Kane	80,793	56.03%
Republican	Michael Woodin	63,392	43.97%
Democratic	Judy Schwank	Re-elected		Democratic	Judy Schwank	63,214	58.61%
Republican	Lisha Rowe	44,637	41.39%
Republican	Scott Martin	Re-elected		Republican	Scott Martin	64,702	59.12%
Democratic	Trex Proffitt	44,735	40.88%
Republican	John DiSanto	Retired		Democratic	Patty Kim	77,155	58.22%
Republican	Nick DiFrancesco	55,368	41.78%
Democratic	Amanda Cappelletti	Re-elected		Democratic	Amanda Cappelletti	98,939	68.29%
Republican	Greg Harris	45,946	31.71%
Democratic	Carolyn Comitta	Re-elected		Democratic	Carolyn Comitta	84,612	56.51%
Republican	Duane Milne	65,106	43.49%
Republican	Scott Hutchinson	Re-elected		Republican	Scott Hutchinson	115,512	100.00%
Republican	Eugene Yaw	Re-elected		Republican	Eugene Yaw	100,523	74.68%
Democratic	Denitra Moffett	34,089	25.32%
Republican	Cris Dush	Re-elected		Republican	Cris Dush	87,984	66.44%
Democratic	William McGill	44,444	33.56%
Republican	Lynda Schlegel Culver	Re-elected		Republican	Lynda Schlegel Culver	93,626	72.28%
Democratic	Patricia Lawton	35,899	27.72%
Republican	Dave Argall	Re-elected		Republican	Dave Argall	85,847	71.08%
Democratic	John Zugarek	31,357	25.96%
Libertarian	Timothy Henning	3,579	2.96%
Republican	Mike Regan	Retired		Republican	Dawn Keefer	80,049	61.00%
Democratic	Mark Temons	51,169	39.00%
Republican	Doug Mastriano	Re-elected		Republican	Doug Mastriano	98,040	69.03%
Democratic	Cameron Schroy	43,991	30.97%
Republican	Wayne Langerholc	Re-elected		Republican	Wayne Langerholc	110,748	100.00%
Republican	Devlin Robinson	Re-elected		Republican	Devlin Robinson	79,768	52.77%
Democratic	Nicole Ruscitto	71,203	47.11%
Republican	Kim Ward	Re-elected		Republican	Kim Ward	112,588	100.00%
Republican	Joe Pittman	Re-elected		Republican	Joe Pittman	111,752	100.00%
Democratic	Jay Costa	Re-elected		Democratic	Jay Costa	116,507	100.00%
Democratic	Jim Brewster	Retired		Democratic	Nick Pisciottano	69,105	52.98%
Republican	Jen Dintini	61,117	46.85%
Republican	Elder Vogel	Re-elected		Republican	Elder Vogel	96,536	63.85%
Democratic	Kate Lennen	54,666	36.15%
Republican	Dan Laughlin	Re-elected		Republican	Dan Laughlin	70,088	54.28%
Democratic	Jim Wertz	59,043	45.72%

Source: [www.electionreturns.pa.gov]

2022 Pennsylvania elections
Elections in Pennsylvania
List of Pennsylvania state legislatures
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
"League of Women Voters of Pennsylvania". (State affiliate of the U.S. League of Women Voters)

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