Pennsylvania Mid-term unofficial results.

Governor

State Attorney General Josh Shapiro won the governorship with 2.98 million votes over Doug Mastriano’s 2.24 million, or 56 percent to 41 percent. Austin Davis will serve as lieutenant governor. By local county, Shapiro won 79,080 (Lehigh) and 71,984 (Northampton) to Mastriano’s 53,178 (Lehigh) and 54,716 (Northampton).

U.S. Senate

Longtime U.S. Senator Pat Toomoy (Rep) had announced he would not seek re-election, and has since been critical of former President Donald Trump, blaming him for the party’s mid-term failures. John Fetterman (Dem), lieutenant governor, defeated Dr. Mehmet Oz (Rep) by about 250,000 votes for the seat. Locally the totals for Fetterman were 72,147 (Lehigh) and 65,835 (Northampton) and for Oz 58,878 (Lehigh) and 59,623 (Northampton).

Representative for 7th Congressional District

Susan Wild (Dem) 72,795 (Lehigh); 65,929 (Northampton)

Lisa Scheller (Rep) 61,987 (Lehigh); 62,550 (Northampton)

Pa. Senator for the 18th District

Lisa Boscola (Dem) 5,487 (Lehigh); 55,329 (Northampton)

John Merhottein (Rep) 2,303 (Lehigh); 40,327 (Northampton)

Pa. Representative for the 133rd District (Lehigh)

Jean McNeill (Dem) unchallenged

Pa. Representative for the 135th District (Northampton)

Steve Samuelson (Dem) unchallenged

Pa. Representative for the 136th District (Northampton)

Robert Freeman (Dem) unchallenged

Pa.Representative for the 138th District (Northampton)

Gene Hunter (Dem) 11,203

Anne Flood (Rep) 18,989