2010_Pennsylvania_House_of_Representatives_election

2010 Pennsylvania House of Representatives election
All 203 seats in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives; 102 seats needed for a majority
	Results:; Republican hold Republican gain; Democratic hold Democratic gain
Speaker before election; Keith McCall; Democratic	Elected Speaker ; Sam Smith; Republican

2010 Pennsylvania House of Representatives election

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The 2010 elections for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives were held on November 2, 2010, with all districts being contested. Necessary primary elections were held on May 18, 2010.^[1] The term of office for those elected in 2010 will run from January 4, 2011, until November 30, 2012. State Representatives are elected for two-year terms, with the entire House of Representatives up for election every two years.

Quick Facts All 203 seats in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives 102 seats needed for a majority, Majority party ...

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"2010 General Primary". Pennsylvania Department of State. May 18, 2010. Retrieved October 16, 2010.

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Affiliation		Seats at Last Election	Seats at End of Legislative Session	Seats after Election	Change Since Last Election
	Democratic	104	102	91	-13
	Republican	99	101	112	+13

2010_Pennsylvania_House_of_Representatives_election

2010 Pennsylvania House of Representatives election

Make-Up of the House

2010 General election

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District		Incumbent	Status		Candidate	Votes	%
1	Democratic	Patrick Harkins	Re-elected	Democratic	Patrick Harkins	10,621	100.0
2	Democratic	Florindo Fabrizio	Re-elected	Democratic	Florindo Fabrizio	13,869	100.0
3	Democratic	John Hornaman	Re-elected	Democratic	John Hornaman	12,467	53.6
3	Democratic	John Hornaman	Re-elected	Republican	Regina K. Smith	10,812	46.5
4	Republican	Curt Sonney	Re-elected	Republican	Curt Sonney	13,754	72.6
4	Republican	Curt Sonney	Re-elected	Democratic	Gerald Price	5,198	27.4
5	Republican	John R. Evans	Re-elected	Republican	John R. Evans	13,830	100.0
6	Republican	Brad Roae	Re-elected	Republican	Brad Roae	13,135	100.0
7	Democratic	Mark Longietti	Re-elected	Democratic	Mark Longietti	16,253	100.0
8	Republican	Dick Stevenson	Re-elected	Republican	Dick Stevenson	17,694	100.0
9	Democratic	Chris Sainato	Re-elected	Democratic	Chris Sainato	15,448	100.0
10	Democratic	Jaret Gibbons	Re-elected	Democratic	Jaret Gibbons	9,816	52.3
10	Democratic	Jaret Gibbons	Re-elected	Republican	Michael See	8,964	47.7
11	Republican	Brian L. Ellis	Re-elected	Republican	Brian L. Ellis	16,784	100.0
12	Republican	Daryl Metcalfe	Re-elected	Republican	Daryl Metcalfe	19,083	75.4
12	Republican	Daryl Metcalfe	Re-elected	Democratic	Zack Byrnes	6,241	24.6
13	Democratic	Tom Houghton	Defeated	Republican	John Lawrence	12,768	55.0
13	Democratic	Tom Houghton	Defeated	Democratic	Tom Houghton	10,460	45.0
14	Republican	Jim E. Marshall	Re-elected	Republican	Jim E. Marshall	11,590	67.4
14	Republican	Jim E. Marshall	Re-elected	Democratic	Dennis Powell	5,595	32.6
15	Republican	Jim Christiana	Re-elected	Republican	Jim Christiana	13,295	62.3
15	Republican	Jim Christiana	Re-elected	Democratic	Frank E. Bovalino	8,060	37.7
16	Democratic	Robert F. Matzie	Re-elected	Democratic	Robert F. Matzie	13,998	100.0
17	Republican	Michele Brooks	Re-elected	Republican	Michele Brooks	14,957	100.0
18	Republican	Gene DiGirolamo	Re-elected	Republican	Gene DiGirolamo	13,698	100.0
19	Democratic	Jake Wheatley	Re-elected	Democratic	Jake Wheatley	10,688	100.0
20	Democratic	Adam Ravenstahl	Re-elected	Democratic	Adam Ravenstahl	10,590	59.2
				Republican	Alex Dubart	6,359	35.6
				Independent	Kenneth J. Vybiral, Jr.	928	5.2
21	Democratic	Dom Costa	Re-elected	Democratic	Dom Costa	14,589	100.0
22	Democratic	Chelsa Wagner	Re-elected	Democratic	Chelsa Wagner	14,655	100.0
23	Democratic	Dan Frankel	Re-elected	Democratic	Dan Frankel	16,078	79.9
23	Democratic	Dan Frankel	Re-elected	Republican	Daniel Ulrich Wiseman	4,039	20.1
24	Democratic	Joseph Preston, Jr.	Re-elected	Democratic	Joseph Preston, Jr.	14,011	100.0
25	Democratic	Joe Markosek	Re-elected	Democratic	Joe Markosek	11,663	53.8
25	Democratic	Joe Markosek	Re-elected	Republican	Mike Doyle	10,036	46.2
26	Republican	Tim Hennessey	Re-elected	Republican	Tim Hennessey	12,052	56.7
26	Republican	Tim Hennessey	Re-elected	Democratic	Fern B. Kauffman	9,209	43.3
27	Democratic	Dan Deasy	Re-elected	Democratic	Dan Deasy	11,495	76.0
27	Democratic	Dan Deasy	Re-elected	Reform	Frank Liberatore	3,631	24.0