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Election 1994 Results

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1994 Pennsylvania governor election

Tom Ridge (Republican) beat Mark Singel (Democrat) in Pennsylvania in 1994, 45.4% to 39.9%, a margin of 5.5 points and 197,877 votes.

Pennsylvania changed party: in 1990 it went Democratic, for Robert Casey.

Republicans led in 56 of the 67 counties and Democrats in 11. The largest, Allegheny, cast 446,953 votes and went to the Democrat by 3.0 points. The closest was Cameron, where 29 votes separated the two parties.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Governor

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Tom Ridge won Republican 1,627,976 45.4%
Mark Singel Democratic 1,430,099 39.9%
Peg Luksik Constitution 460,269 12.8%
All other candidates 67,182 1.9%
Total3,585,526

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Allegheny 193,459 43.3% 180,260 40.3% 73,234 446,953 D+3.0
Philadelphia 270,380 66.9% 100,592 24.9% 33,425 404,397 D+42.0
Montgomery 85,077 37.1% 110,319 48.1% 33,754 229,150 R+11.0
Delaware 64,065 34.7% 91,589 49.6% 29,156 184,810 R+14.9
Bucks 55,180 33.2% 87,327 52.5% 23,795 166,302 R+19.3
Lancaster 27,376 22.6% 66,295 54.8% 27,415 121,086 R+32.1
Westmoreland 48,045 40.6% 46,089 38.9% 24,274 118,408 D+1.7
Chester 34,652 29.7% 61,890 53.1% 20,019 116,561 R+23.4
York 31,013 31.2% 49,278 49.6% 18,960 99,251 R+18.4
Erie 21,422 22.1% 65,181 67.3% 10,189 96,792 R+45.2
Luzerne 43,786 47.3% 38,233 41.3% 10,587 92,606 D+6.0
Berks 30,740 33.3% 48,857 52.9% 12,741 92,338 R+19.6
Dauphin 27,844 35.8% 34,689 44.6% 15,201 77,734 R+8.8
Lehigh 27,970 36.0% 41,767 53.8% 7,863 77,600 R+17.8
Lackawanna 36,014 51.1% 26,053 37.0% 8,343 70,410 D+14.1
Northampton 26,641 39.9% 33,704 50.5% 6,432 66,777 R+10.6
Washington 30,856 46.8% 25,852 39.2% 9,224 65,932 D+7.6
Cumberland 19,003 29.1% 32,903 50.4% 13,381 65,287 R+21.3
Beaver 29,965 47.7% 20,201 32.1% 12,703 62,869 D+15.5
Cambria 31,043 57.0% 13,944 25.6% 9,427 54,414 D+31.4
Schuylkill 19,148 38.2% 24,714 49.3% 6,318 50,180 R+11.1
Butler 13,514 27.8% 21,746 44.7% 13,414 48,674 R+16.9
Fayette 22,497 56.2% 12,710 31.8% 4,816 40,023 D+24.5
Mercer 12,294 34.7% 19,617 55.3% 3,546 35,457 R+20.7
Blair 9,830 28.6% 17,734 51.5% 6,846 34,410 R+23.0
Centre 12,569 36.7% 17,087 49.8% 4,629 34,285 R+13.2
Franklin 10,016 30.1% 20,001 60.1% 3,271 33,288 R+30.0
Lebanon 9,320 28.6% 16,780 51.5% 6,462 32,562 R+22.9
Lycoming 9,134 28.5% 19,334 60.4% 3,530 31,998 R+31.9
Lawrence 13,355 43.7% 13,102 42.8% 4,135 30,592 D+0.8
Crawford 5,689 20.3% 19,508 69.5% 2,864 28,061 R+49.2
Northumberland 10,633 38.5% 12,785 46.4% 4,165 27,583 R+7.8
Somerset 11,383 42.3% 11,724 43.6% 3,808 26,915 R+1.3
Monroe 10,137 38.1% 14,409 54.1% 2,093 26,639 R+16.0
Indiana 10,368 41.1% 11,087 44.0% 3,751 25,206 R+2.9
Clearfield 8,432 34.8% 11,713 48.3% 4,097 24,242 R+13.5
Adams 6,977 30.4% 12,146 53.0% 3,798 22,921 R+22.6
Armstrong 7,944 36.5% 8,821 40.5% 5,007 21,772 R+4.0
Venango 4,796 27.7% 10,682 61.6% 1,864 17,342 R+33.9
Bradford 4,700 28.2% 10,538 63.2% 1,434 16,672 R+35.0
Columbia 5,980 36.3% 8,274 50.2% 2,239 16,493 R+13.9
Carbon 6,626 42.6% 7,533 48.4% 1,390 15,549 R+5.8
Bedford 4,588 29.5% 8,689 55.9% 2,255 15,532 R+26.4
Warren 3,643 24.7% 9,194 62.5% 1,883 14,720 R+37.7
Jefferson 4,063 30.1% 7,151 52.9% 2,297 13,511 R+22.9
Susquehanna 3,973 30.9% 7,499 58.4% 1,372 12,844 R+27.5
Clarion 4,029 31.8% 6,724 53.1% 1,921 12,674 R+21.3
Huntingdon 3,636 28.9% 6,530 51.8% 2,437 12,603 R+23.0
Perry 3,094 25.1% 5,522 44.8% 3,704 12,320 R+19.7
Wayne 3,862 31.4% 7,430 60.4% 1,014 12,306 R+29.0
Tioga 3,417 28.4% 7,939 65.9% 693 12,049 R+37.5
Greene 6,167 52.8% 4,314 36.9% 1,205 11,686 D+15.9
McKean 2,925 25.1% 6,359 54.7% 2,348 11,632 R+29.5
Mifflin 4,068 35.4% 6,140 53.5% 1,276 11,484 R+18.0
Elk 3,229 29.2% 4,784 43.3% 3,033 11,046 R+14.1
Clinton 4,084 41.6% 4,895 49.8% 847 9,826 R+8.3
Snyder 2,332 24.4% 6,007 62.8% 1,227 9,566 R+38.4
Union 2,445 26.9% 5,539 60.9% 1,113 9,097 R+34.0
Pike 2,907 32.5% 5,583 62.3% 466 8,956 R+29.9
Wyoming 2,481 29.1% 5,074 59.6% 964 8,519 R+30.4
Juniata 2,133 31.2% 3,548 51.9% 1,155 6,836 R+20.7
Potter 1,377 25.7% 3,434 64.1% 549 5,360 R+38.4
Montour 1,640 32.5% 2,809 55.7% 596 5,045 R+23.2
Fulton 1,316 32.9% 2,319 58.0% 361 3,996 R+25.1
Sullivan 787 32.0% 1,480 60.1% 195 2,462 R+28.1
Cameron 550 27.3% 748 37.1% 719 2,017 R+9.8
Forest 480 25.3% 1,197 63.1% 221 1,898 R+37.8

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

Pennsylvania governor elections we hold

YearWinnerMargin
2022 Josh Shapiro (D) D+14.8
2018 Thomas W Wolf (D) D+17.1
2014 Thomas W. Wolf (D) D+9.9
2010 Tom Corbett (R) R+9.0
2006 Edward G. Rendell (D) D+20.7
2002 Edward G. Rendell (D) D+9.0
1998 Tom Ridge (R) R+26.4
1994 Tom Ridge (R) R+5.5
1990 Robert Casey (D) D+35.3
1986 Robert Casey (D) D+2.3
1982 Richard Thornburgh (R) R+2.7
1978 Richard Thornburgh (R) R+6.1
1974 Milton J. Shapp (D) D+8.6
1970 Milton J. Shapp (D) D+13.5
1966 Raymond P. Shafer (R) R+6.0
1962 William W. Scranton (R) R+11.1
1958 David L. Lawrence (D) D+1.9
1954 George M. Leader (D) D+7.5
1950 John S. Fine (R) R+2.4
1946 James H. Duff (R) R+17.8
1942 Edward Martin (R) R+8.5
1938 Arthur H. James (R) R+7.6
1934 George H. Earle (D) D+2.2
1930 Gifford Pinchot (R) R+2.8
1926 John Stuchell Fisher (R) R+49.0
1922 Gifford Pinchot (R) R+17.1
1918 William Cameron Sproul (R) R+27.3
1914 Martin Grove Brumbaugh (R) R+12.2
1910 John K. Tener (R) R+28.7
1906 Edwin Sydney Stuart (R) R+4.8
1902 Samuel W. Pennypacker (R) R+13.0
1898 William A. Stone (R) R+12.1
1894 Daniel H. Hastings (R) R+25.3
1890 Robert E. Pattison (D) D+1.8
1886 James A. Beaver (R) R+5.2
1882 Robert E. Pattison (D) D+5.4
1878 Henry Martyn Hoyt (R) R+3.2
1875 John Frederick Hartranft (R) R+2.0
1872 John Frederick Hartranft (R) R+5.3
1869 John White Geary (R) R+0.8
1866 John White Geary (R) R+2.9