Latest Election Results in Pennsylvania
Here are the most up-to-date election results at 6:15 a.m. on Nov. 6. The following information was the most up-to-date as of publishing time. From presidential race to senate race, we've got you covered.
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Presidential Race in Pennsylvania
Donald Trump is the winner of the presidential race in Pennsylvania.
Kamala Harris (Democrat)
Votes: 3,263,191
Percent: 48.2%
Donald Trump (Republican)
Votes: 3,433,184
Percent: 50.7 %
Pennsylvania Senate Race
This race has not yet been called but Dave McCormick is in the lead.
Robert Casey Jr (Democrat)
Votes: 3,228,498
Percent: 48.2%
Dave McCormick (Republican)
Votes: 3,294,490
Percent: 49.2%
Attorney General Race
Dave Sunday won the attorney general race in Pennsylvania.
Eugene Despasquale (Democrat)
Votes: 3,036,524
Percent: 45.9%
Dave Sunday (Republican)
Votes: 3,382,118
Percent: 51.1%
Auditor General Race
Timothy DeFoor won the auditor general race in Pennsylvania.
Malcolm Kenyatta (Democrat)
Votes: 2,930,150
Percent: 45.9%
Timothy Defoor (Republican)
Votes: 3,274,338
Percent: 51.3%
State Treasurer Race
Stacy Garrity won the state treasurer race in Pennsylvania.
Erin McClelland (Democrat)
Votes: 2,910,881
Percent: 45.6%
Stacy Garrity (Republican)
Votes: 3,324,543
Percent: 52.1%
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