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Election 2000 Results

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2000 US House elections in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania elected 21 members of the House in 2000: Democrats won 10 seats and Republicans 11.

The closest was the 10th district, decided by 5.2 points: Don Sherwood (Republican) beat Pat Casey (Democrat), 52.6% to 47.4%, a margin of 5.2 points and 12,250 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 47 of the 67 counties and Democrats in 20. The largest, Philadelphia, cast 511,890 votes and went to the Democrat by 71.1 points. The closest was Sullivan, where 954 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.

Every district

DistrictDemocratVotesRepublicanVotesOthersMargin
1 Robert A. Brady149,621 (88.3%) Steven N. Kush19,920 (11.7%) D+76.5
2 Chaka Fattah180,021 (98.0%) none 3,673 D+98.0
3 Robert A. Borski130,528 (68.7%) Charles F. Dougherty59,343 (31.3%) D+37.5
4 Terry E. Van Horne100,995 (41.0%) Melissa Hart145,390 (59.0%) R+18.0
5 none John E. Peterson147,570 (85.6%) 24,877 R+85.6
6 Tim Holden140,084 (66.3%) Thomas G. Kopel71,227 (33.7%) D+32.6
7 Peter A. Lennon93,687 (35.2%) Curt Weldon172,569 (64.8%) R+29.6
8 Ronald L. Strouse100,617 (38.7%) James C. Greenwood154,090 (59.2%) 5,394 R+20.6
9 none Bud Shuster184,401 (100.0%) R+100.0
10 Pat Casey112,580 (47.4%) Don Sherwood124,830 (52.6%) R+5.2
11 Paul E. Kanjorski131,948 (66.4%) Stephen A. Urban66,699 (33.6%) D+32.9
12 John P. Murtha145,538 (70.8%) Bill Choby56,575 (27.5%) 3,324 D+43.3
13 Joseph M. Hoeffel146,026 (52.8%) Stewart J. Greenleaf126,501 (45.7%) 4,224 D+7.1
14 William J. Coyne147,533 (100.0%) none D+100.0
15 Ed O'Brien103,864 (46.7%) Patrick J. Toomey118,307 (53.3%) R+6.5
16 Bob Yorczyk80,177 (33.1%) Joseph R. Pitts162,403 (66.9%) R+33.9
17 Leslye Hess Herrmann66,190 (28.5%) George W. Gekas166,236 (71.5%) R+43.0
18 Michael F. Doyle156,131 (69.4%) Craig C. Stephens68,798 (30.6%) D+38.8
19 Jeff Sanders61,538 (26.5%) Todd Platts168,722 (72.6%) 2,234 R+46.1
20 Frank Mascara145,131 (64.4%) Ronald J. Davis80,312 (35.6%) D+28.8
21 Marc A. Flitter87,018 (39.2%) Phil English135,164 (60.8%) R+21.7

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Philadelphia 436,232 85.2% 72,372 14.1% 3,286 511,890 D+71.1
Allegheny 347,564 74.2% 120,900 25.8% 468,464 D+48.4
Montgomery 164,609 51.3% 152,024 47.4% 4,335 320,968 D+3.9
Bucks 96,773 38.9% 146,735 59.0% 5,283 248,791 R+20.1
Delaware 96,235 41.3% 136,149 58.5% 387 232,771 R+17.1
Chester 64,457 35.4% 117,611 64.6% 182,068 R+29.2
Lancaster 44,992 27.0% 121,925 73.0% 166,917 R+46.1
Westmoreland 80,126 54.4% 66,890 45.4% 284 147,300 D+9.0
York 33,504 24.1% 104,454 75.2% 1,001 138,959 R+51.1
Berks 83,642 63.9% 47,246 36.1% 130,888 D+27.8
Lehigh 51,249 45.9% 60,447 54.1% 111,696 R+8.2
Luzerne 76,392 68.7% 34,863 31.3% 111,255 D+37.3
Erie 44,841 41.4% 63,452 58.6% 108,293 R+17.2
Northampton 48,354 48.8% 50,777 51.2% 99,131 R+2.4
Dauphin 31,636 32.3% 66,407 67.7% 98,043 R+35.5
Lackawanna 57,627 61.8% 35,676 38.2% 93,303 D+23.5
Cumberland 24,834 29.1% 59,753 69.9% 887 85,474 R+40.9
Washington 57,112 68.7% 26,054 31.3% 83,166 D+37.3
Beaver 36,170 47.8% 39,460 52.2% 75,630 R+4.4
Butler 20,945 29.8% 49,223 70.2% 70,168 R+40.3
Cambria 47,540 78.9% 11,554 19.2% 1,171 60,265 D+59.7
Schuylkill 43,454 75.5% 14,127 24.5% 57,581 D+50.9
Mercer 19,539 42.6% 26,345 57.4% 45,884 R+14.8
Fayette 32,468 71.8% 12,558 27.8% 202 45,228 D+44.0
Monroe 23,366 53.5% 20,269 46.5% 43,635 D+7.1
Lebanon 12,164 28.3% 30,865 71.7% 43,029 R+43.5
Franklin 0 0.0% 42,300 100.0% 42,300 R+100.0
Centre 0 0.0% 32,813 81.0% 7,721 40,534 R+81.0
Blair 0 0.0% 40,518 100.0% 40,518 R+100.0
Lycoming 13,385 33.6% 26,246 65.8% 259 39,890 R+32.2
Lawrence 16,810 43.3% 22,042 56.7% 38,852 R+13.5
Somerset 22,640 69.0% 9,735 29.7% 422 32,797 D+39.3
Adams 9,613 29.5% 22,609 69.4% 346 32,568 R+39.9
Northumberland 19,150 61.5% 11,983 38.5% 31,133 D+23.0
Indiana 21,033 68.5% 9,088 29.6% 563 30,684 D+38.9
Crawford 8,042 26.7% 21,810 72.5% 226 30,078 R+45.8
Armstrong 17,055 62.7% 9,453 34.7% 699 27,207 D+27.9
Clearfield 0 0.0% 26,172 100.0% 2 26,174 R+100.0
Bradford 6,521 28.4% 16,415 71.6% 22,936 R+43.1
Columbia 13,760 64.3% 7,639 35.7% 21,399 D+28.6
Carbon 13,863 69.0% 6,233 31.0% 20,096 D+38.0
Clarion 268 1.4% 11,848 63.7% 6,488 18,604 R+62.2
Wayne 6,812 37.7% 11,271 62.3% 18,083 R+24.7
Venango 0 0.0% 15,713 88.5% 2,050 17,763 R+88.5
Bedford 0 0.0% 17,280 100.0% 17,280 R+100.0
Susquehanna 6,215 36.4% 10,866 63.6% 17,081 R+27.2
Pike 7,518 45.4% 9,031 54.6% 16,549 R+9.1
Perry 2,250 14.8% 12,963 85.2% 15,213 R+70.4
Jefferson 0 0.0% 13,531 90.7% 1,386 14,917 R+90.7
Greene 10,193 73.9% 3,593 26.1% 13,786 D+47.9
Huntingdon 0 0.0% 13,299 100.0% 13,299 R+100.0
Tioga 0 0.0% 11,147 90.7% 1,142 12,289 R+90.7
Mifflin 0 0.0% 12,183 100.0% 12,183 R+100.0
Warren 0 0.0% 11,428 94.6% 653 12,081 R+94.6
Wyoming 3,459 29.8% 8,142 70.2% 11,601 R+40.4
McKean 0 0.0% 10,734 94.1% 677 11,411 R+94.1
Elk 0 0.0% 10,034 89.1% 1,229 11,263 R+89.1
Union 0 0.0% 9,547 86.4% 1,499 11,046 R+86.4
Snyder 0 0.0% 10,899 100.0% 10,899 R+100.0
Juniata 0 0.0% 7,472 100.0% 7,472 R+100.0
Clinton 0 0.0% 6,715 90.0% 745 7,460 R+90.0
Montour 3,759 59.2% 2,586 40.8% 6,345 D+18.5
Potter 0 0.0% 5,514 92.8% 429 5,943 R+92.8
Fulton 0 0.0% 4,587 100.0% 4,587 R+100.0
Sullivan 1,056 34.4% 2,010 65.6% 3,066 R+31.1
Forest 0 0.0% 1,807 91.6% 165 1,972 R+91.6
Cameron 0 0.0% 1,665 89.7% 191 1,856 R+89.7

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

Pennsylvania in every House election we hold

YearSeatsHouse vote
2024 D 7, R 10 R+2.1
2022 D 9, R 8 R+5.2
2020 D 9, R 9 R+1.3
2018 D 9, R 9 D+10.3
2016 D 5, R 13 R+8.2
2014 D 5, R 13 R+11.0
2012 D 5, R 13 D+1.5
2010 D 7, R 12 R+3.8
2008 D 12, R 7 D+11.9
2006 D 11, R 8 D+12.4
2004 D 7, R 12 R+1.7
2002 D 7, R 12 R+15.4
2000 D 10, R 11 D+1.1
1998 D 11, R 10 R+3.2
1996 D 11, R 10 D+4.3
1994 D 11, R 10 R+10.1
1992 D 11, R 10 R+4.2
1990 D 11, R 12 R+9.1