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Election 2002 Results

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2002 US House elections in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania elected 19 members of the House in 2002: Democrats won 7 seats and Republicans 12.

The closest was the 6th district, decided by 2.7 points: Jim Gerlach (Republican) beat Dan Wofford (Democrat), 51.4% to 48.6%, a margin of 2.7 points and 5,520 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 56 of the 67 counties and Democrats in 11. The largest, Philadelphia, cast 379,799 votes and went to the Democrat by 58.0 points. The closest was Columbia, where 458 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. Brady121,076 (86.4%) Marie G. Delany17,444 (12.5%) 1,570 D+74.0
2 Chaka Fattah150,623 (87.8%) Thomas G. Dougherty20,988 (12.2%) D+75.5
3 none Phil English116,763 (77.7%) 33,566 R+77.7
4 Steven Drobac Jr.71,674 (35.4%) Melissa A. Hart130,534 (64.6%) 10 R+29.1
5 none John E. Peterson124,942 (87.2%) 18,269 R+87.2
6 Dan Wofford98,128 (48.6%) Jim Gerlach103,648 (51.4%) 15 R+2.7
7 Peter A. Lennon75,055 (33.9%) Curt Weldon146,296 (66.1%) R+32.2
8 Timothy T. Reece76,178 (37.4%) James C. Greenwood127,475 (62.6%) 34 R+25.2
9 John R. Henry50,558 (28.9%) Bill Shuster124,184 (71.0%) 107 R+42.1
10 none Don Sherwood152,017 (92.6%) 12,142 R+92.6
11 Paul E. Kanjorski93,758 (55.6%) Louis J. Barletta71,543 (42.4%) 3,314 D+13.2
12 John P. Murtha124,201 (73.5%) Bill Choby44,818 (26.5%) 9 D+47.0
13 Joseph M. Hoeffel107,945 (50.9%) Melissa Brown100,295 (47.3%) 3,627 D+3.6
14 Michael F. Doyle123,323 (99.9%) none 89 D+99.9
15 Edward J. O'Brien73,212 (42.6%) Patrick J. Toomey98,493 (57.4%) 8 R+14.7
16 none Joseph R. Pitts119,046 (88.4%) 15,551 R+88.5
17 Tim Holden103,483 (51.4%) George W. Gekas97,802 (48.6%) 6 D+2.8
18 Jack Machek79,451 (39.9%) Tim Murphy119,885 (60.1%) 13 R+20.3
19 none Todd Russell Platts143,097 (91.1%) 14,048 R+91.1

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Philadelphia 298,673 78.6% 78,253 20.6% 2,873 379,799 D+58.0
Allegheny 196,990 59.7% 133,219 40.3% 330,209 D+19.3
Montgomery 130,340 51.7% 119,695 47.5% 2,133 252,168 D+4.2
Bucks 69,816 36.9% 119,172 63.1% 188,988 R+26.1
Delaware 66,833 37.5% 111,308 62.4% 191 178,332 R+24.9
Chester 40,788 29.7% 90,764 66.1% 5,791 137,343 R+36.4
Westmoreland 51,379 50.8% 49,763 49.2% 101,142 D+1.6
Lancaster 0 0.0% 91,187 91.8% 8,115 99,302 R+91.8
Berks 46,574 47.7% 49,446 50.7% 1,580 97,600 R+2.9
York 0 0.0% 78,486 93.0% 5,930 84,416 R+93.0
Luzerne 36,930 43.8% 45,593 54.0% 1,875 84,398 R+10.3
Lehigh 34,511 41.8% 48,001 58.2% 82,512 R+16.3
Dauphin 34,658 43.5% 44,998 56.5% 79,656 R+13.0
Northampton 31,866 45.0% 38,883 55.0% 70,749 R+9.9
Erie 0 0.0% 46,911 72.6% 17,724 64,635 R+72.6
Lackawanna 25,678 39.9% 36,893 57.3% 1,860 64,431 R+17.4
Cumberland 3,299 5.4% 52,170 85.5% 5,582 61,051 R+80.0
Washington 31,740 54.3% 26,674 45.7% 58,414 D+8.7
Beaver 24,003 45.7% 28,555 54.3% 52,558 R+8.7
Schuylkill 35,707 72.4% 13,621 27.6% 49,328 D+44.8
Butler 3,969 8.1% 39,235 79.6% 6,088 49,292 R+71.5
Cambria 36,134 76.5% 11,120 23.5% 47,254 D+52.9
Lebanon 13,945 39.1% 21,733 60.9% 35,678 R+21.8
Blair 7,414 21.5% 27,134 78.5% 34,548 R+57.1
Franklin 9,756 28.5% 24,493 71.5% 34,249 R+43.0
Centre 0 0.0% 24,921 82.3% 5,370 30,291 R+82.3
Monroe 13,643 46.0% 15,092 50.9% 924 29,659 R+4.9
Fayette 20,618 69.6% 9,009 30.4% 29,627 D+39.2
Lawrence 11,924 42.4% 16,210 57.6% 28,134 R+15.2
Mercer 2,047 7.9% 19,030 73.8% 4,701 25,778 R+65.9
Somerset 11,819 47.1% 13,253 52.9% 25,072 R+5.7
Lycoming 0 0.0% 22,351 91.8% 1,996 24,347 R+91.8
Indiana 10,806 45.2% 13,089 54.8% 23,895 R+9.6
Northumberland 0 0.0% 21,206 93.0% 1,603 22,809 R+93.0
Adams 0 0.0% 19,886 89.2% 2,396 22,282 R+89.2
Clearfield 981 4.6% 17,432 82.3% 2,759 21,172 R+77.7
Crawford 0 0.0% 18,012 87.2% 2,654 20,666 R+87.2
Armstrong 7,784 40.3% 10,144 52.5% 1,391 19,319 R+12.2
Columbia 8,249 49.3% 7,791 46.6% 676 16,716 D+2.7
Bradford 0 0.0% 14,708 92.4% 1,215 15,923 R+92.4
Carbon 9,258 60.0% 5,882 38.2% 278 15,418 D+21.9
Bedford 3,561 23.7% 11,440 76.3% 15,001 R+52.5
Venango 0 0.0% 11,480 84.9% 2,043 13,523 R+84.9
Perry 3,663 28.2% 9,311 71.8% 12,974 R+43.5
Susquehanna 0 0.0% 11,279 89.6% 1,311 12,590 R+89.6
Wayne 0 0.0% 11,555 94.7% 646 12,201 R+94.7
Huntingdon 3,298 27.8% 8,556 72.2% 11,854 R+44.4
Jefferson 0 0.0% 10,573 89.2% 1,277 11,850 R+89.2
Clarion 0 0.0% 9,246 87.5% 1,318 10,564 R+87.5
Pike 0 0.0% 9,811 96.0% 410 10,221 R+96.0
Tioga 0 0.0% 8,983 91.5% 837 9,820 R+91.5
Snyder 0 0.0% 8,505 93.0% 645 9,150 R+93.0
Greene 6,310 69.2% 2,806 30.8% 9,116 D+38.4
Union 0 0.0% 7,973 91.5% 745 8,718 R+91.5
Warren 0 0.0% 7,426 86.0% 1,205 8,631 R+86.0
Elk 0 0.0% 7,362 86.9% 1,114 8,476 R+86.9
Wyoming 0 0.0% 7,259 88.4% 950 8,209 R+88.4
Mifflin 479 6.0% 7,140 89.1% 393 8,012 R+83.1
McKean 0 0.0% 7,174 93.8% 477 7,651 R+93.8
Juniata 2,237 30.6% 5,084 69.4% 7,321 R+38.9
Clinton 0 0.0% 4,912 86.7% 753 5,665 R+86.7
Montour 0 0.0% 4,249 91.2% 411 4,660 R+91.2
Potter 0 0.0% 4,101 92.8% 320 4,421 R+92.8
Fulton 985 25.6% 2,861 74.4% 3,846 R+48.8
Sullivan 0 0.0% 2,105 90.9% 212 2,317 R+90.9
Forest 0 0.0% 1,482 87.5% 212 1,694 R+87.5
Cameron 0 0.0% 1,274 89.1% 156 1,430 R+89.1

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