Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania is one of the only battleground states that has critical 2024 races for the Presidency, Senate, House, and State House. While Democrats are more likely to win here than in some of the other battlegrounds, there is virtually no path to the Presidency without winning Pennsylvania. Similarly, we can’t hold the Senate without winning in Pennsylvania. Currently with a 1-seat Democratic majority, the State House has flipped back and forth between Democratic and Republican control during recent special elections.
Congressional Primary: April 23
General Election: November 5
Early voting: ends October 29
Contact our Pennsylvania Action Team Leader: PATeam@crimsongoesblue.org
Races We’re Targeting in Pennsylvania
President
Our Candidate: Joe Biden (D)
Electoral College Votes: 19
2020 Results
Joe Biden (D) 50.0%
Donald Trump (R) 48.8%
Margin of Victory: 81,660 votes
US Senate
Our Candidate: Bob Casey Jr. (D)
Opponent: David McCormick (R)
Incumbent: Bob Casey Jr. (D)
Forecaster Rating: Lean Democrat
U.S. House
PA-07
Our Candidate: Susan Wild (D)
Opponent: Ryan Mackenzie
Incumbent: Susan Wild (D)
Key Communities: Lehigh Valley
Forecaster Rating: Toss-Up
2022 Results
Susan Wild (D) 51%
Lisa Scheller (R) 49%
PA-10
Our Candidate: Janelle Stelson
Opponent: Scott Perry (R)
Incumbent: Scott Perry (R)
Key Communities: Harrisburg Area
Forecaster Rating: Lean Republican
2022 Results
Scott Perry (R) 53.8%
Shamaine Daniels (D) 46.2%
PA-08
Our Candidate: Matt Cartwright (D)
Opponent: Rob Bresnahan Jr. (R)
Incumbent: Matt Cartwright (D)
Key Communities: Scranton, NE PA
Forecaster Rating: Toss-Up
2022 Results
Matt Cartwright (D) 51.2%
Jim Bognet (R) 48.8%
PA-17
Incumbent: Chris Deluzio (D)
Our Candidate: Chris Deluzio (D)
Opponent: Rob Mercuri (R)
Key Communities: Pittsburgh suburbs
Forecaster Rating: Lean Democrat
2022 Results
Chris Deluzio (D) 53.4%
Jeremy Shaffer (R) 46.6%
State Legislature
STATE HOUSE
2-seat Democratic majority
Democrat: 102
Republican: 100
Vacant: 1
STATE SENATE
6-seat Republican majority
Democrat: 22
Republican: 28
