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Candidate Listing - Post Ballot Lottery 2016 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 04/26/2016 (PRIMARY) DATE/TIME : 4/1/2016 3:56:00 PM Page 1 of 79 PENNSYLVANIA BUREAU OF COMMISSIONS, ELECTIONS AND LEGISLATION DEPARTMENT OF STATE Candidate Listing - Post Ballot Lottery 2016 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 04/26/2016 (PRIMARY) DATE/TIME : 4/1/2016 3:56:00 PM Page 1 of 79 Candidate ID Party Candidate Name Address City Zip County Gender Municipality PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES --Statewide Vote for 1 ----Democratic 2016C0483 DEM HILLARY CLINTON 15 OLD HOUSE LN CHAPPAQUA NY - F 2016C0949 DEM BERNIE SANDERS PO BOX 905 BURLINGTON VT 05402- M BURLINGTON 2016C0980 DEM ROQUE ROCKY DE LA FUENTE 5440 MOREHOUSE DRIVE, SAN DIEGO CA 92121- M SAN DIEGO SUITE 45 ----Republican 2016C0421 REP TED CRUZ 24 GREENWAY PLAZA, SUITE HOUSTON TX 77046 M HOUSTON 725 2016C0475 REP MARCO RUBIO P.O. BOX 558701 MIAMI FL 33255 M WEST MIAMI 2016C0824 REP JEB BUSH 9250 W. FLAGLER STREET, MIAMI FL 33174 M CORAL GABLES SUITE 502 2016C0555 REP BEN CARSON 1800 DIAGONAL ROAD, SUITE ALEXANDRIA VA 22314- M WEST PALM BEACH 140 2016C1076 REP JOHN R KASICH PO BOX 1344 COLUMBUS OH 43216- M WESTERVILLE 2016C1052 REP DONALD J TRUMP 721 FIFTH AVE PH NEW YORK NY 10022- M MANHATTAN UNITED STATES SENATOR --Statewide Vote for 1 ----Democratic 2016C0690 DEM JOHN FETTERMAN 1215 BRADDOCK AVE. BRADDOCK PA 15104- ALLEGHENY M BRADDOCK 2016C0553 DEM JOE SESTAK PO BOX 1936 MEDIA PA 19063 DELAWARE M EDGMONT 2016C0872 DEM KATIE MCGINTY PO BOX 22447 PHILADELPHIA PA 19110 CHESTER F TREDYFFRIN ----Republican 2016C0404 REP PAT TOOMEY 1180 WELSH ROAD, STE. 100 NORTH WALES PA 19454- LEHIGH M UPPER MILFORD PENNSYLVANIA BUREAU OF COMMISSIONS, ELECTIONS AND LEGISLATION DEPARTMENT OF STATE Candidate Listing - Post Ballot Lottery 2016 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 04/26/2016 (PRIMARY) DATE/TIME : 4/1/2016 3:56:00 PM Page 2 of 79 Candidate ID Party Candidate Name Address City Zip County Gender Municipality ATTORNEY GENERAL --Statewide Vote for 1 ----Democratic 2016C0883 DEM JOHN MORGANELLI 835 BARNSDALE RD. BETHLEHEM PA 18017 NORTHAMPTON M BETHLEHEM 2016C0749 DEM JOSH SHAPIRO 1550 CLOVERLY LN JENKINTOWN PA 19046- MONTGOMERY M ABINGTON TOWNSHIP 2016C0113 DEM STEPHEN A ZAPPALA JR 103 SQUAW RUN ROAD PITTSBURGH PA 15238- ALLEGHENY M FOX CHAPEL ----Republican 2016C0996 REP JOE PETERS P.O. BOX 429 LAKE WINOLA PA 18625- WYOMING M OVERFIELD TOWNSHIP 2016C0453 REP JOHN RAFFERTY 4 CULP ROAD AUDUBON PA 19403-2030 MONTGOMERY M LOWER PROVIDENCE TOWNSHIP AUDITOR GENERAL --Statewide Vote for 1 ----Democratic 2016C0183 DEM EUGENE A DEPASQUALE 1560 WEST PRINCESS YORK PA 17404 YORK M WEST MANCHESTER STREET TOWNSHIP ----Republican 2016C0446 REP JOHN BROWN 500 S 7TH STREET BANGOR PA 18013-2441 NORTHAMPTON M BANGOR BORO STATE TREASURER --Statewide Vote for 1 ----Democratic 2016C0692 DEM JOE TORSELLA P.O.BOX 626 FLOURTOWN PA 19031- MONTGOMERY M WHITEMARSH ----Republican 2016C0449 REP OTTO VOIT P.O. BOX 303 HARRISBURG PA 17108 BERKS M MUHLENBERG TOWNSHIP PENNSYLVANIA BUREAU OF COMMISSIONS, ELECTIONS AND LEGISLATION DEPARTMENT OF STATE Candidate Listing - Post Ballot Lottery 2016 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 04/26/2016 (PRIMARY) DATE/TIME : 4/1/2016 3:56:00 PM Page 3 of 79 Candidate ID Party Candidate Name Address City Zip County Gender Municipality REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS --1st Congressional District Vote for 1 ----Democratic 2016C0255 DEM ROBERT A BRADY 7028 BRENTWOOD ROAD PHILADELPHIA PA 19151- PHILADELPHIA M PHILADELPHIA ----Republican 2016C0934 REP DEBORAH WILLIAMS 942 E. DURARD ST PHILADELPHIA PA 19150- PHILADELPHIA F PHILADELPHIA --2nd Congressional District Vote for 1 ----Democratic 2016C0735 DEM BRIAN ANTHONY GORDON 3 CEDAR LANE MERION STATION PA 19066 MONTGOMERY M LOWER MERION TOWNSHIP 2016C0549 DEM CHAKA FATTAH 3939 NETHERFIELD ROAD PHILADELPHIA PA 19129 PHILADELPHIA M PHILADELPHIA 2016C0573 DEM DWIGHT EVANS P. O. BOX 6578 PHILADELPHIA PA 19138 PHILADELPHIA M PHILADELPHIA 2016C0472 DEM DAN MUROFF 328 WADSWORTH AVENUE PHILADELPHIA PA 19119 PHILADELPHIA M PHILADELPHIA ----Republican 2016C0982 REP JAMES A JONES 235 N. COLUMBUS BLVD #A5 PHILADELPHIA PA 19106 PHILADELPHIA M PHILADELPHIA --3rd Congressional District Vote for 1 ----Republican 2016C0428 REP MIKE KELLY 239 WEST PEARL STREET BUTLER PA 16001 BUTLER M BUTLER CITY --4th Congressional District Vote for 1 ----Republican 2016C0632 REP SCOTT PERRY P.O. BOX 147 RED LION PA 17356 YORK M CARROLL TOWNSHIP PENNSYLVANIA BUREAU OF COMMISSIONS, ELECTIONS AND LEGISLATION DEPARTMENT OF STATE Candidate Listing - Post Ballot Lottery 2016 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 04/26/2016 (PRIMARY) DATE/TIME : 4/1/2016 3:56:00 PM Page 4 of 79 Candidate ID Party Candidate Name Address City Zip County Gender Municipality --5th Congressional District Vote for 1 ----Democratic 2016C0560 DEM KERITH STRANO TAYLOR PO BOX 280 BROOKVILLE PA 15825 JEFFERSON F BROOKVILLE BORO ----Republican 2016C0249 REP GLENN GT THOMPSON 602 WALNUT STREET HOWARD PA 16841 CENTRE M HOWARD TOWNSHIP --6th Congressional District Vote for 1 ----Democratic 2016C0789 DEM MIKE PARRISH PO BOX 1722 WEST CHESTER PA 19380 CHESTER M WILLISTOWN 2016C0943 DEM LINDY LI P.O. BOX 338 MALVERN PA 19355 CHESTER F EASTTOWN ----Republican 2016C0344 REP RYAN COSTELLO P.O. BOX 3154 WEST CHESTER PA 19381 CHESTER M WEST GOSHEN TOWNSHIP --7th Congressional District Vote for 1 ----Democratic 2016C0818 DEM MARY ELLEN BALCHUNIS 35 CEDARBROOK ROAD ARDMORE PA 19003 DELAWARE F HAVERFORD TOWNSHIP 2016C1019 DEM BILL GOLDERER PO BOX 74 WAYNE PA 19087 CHESTER M EASTTOWN ----Republican 2016C0832 REP STAN CASACIO 625 CREEK LANE FLOURTOWN PA 19031- MONTGOMERY M WHITEMARSH 2016C0349 REP PATRICK L MEEHAN 102 HARVEY LANE CHADDS FORD PA 19317 DELAWARE M CHADDS FORD --8th Congressional District Vote for 1 ----Democratic 2016C0243 DEM STEVE SANTARSIERO 530 SOUTHRIDGE CIRCLE YARDLEY PA 19067 BUCKS M LOWER MAKEFIELD TOWNSHIP 2016C0077 DEM SHAUGHNESSY NAUGHTON PO BOX 751 DOYLESTOWN PA 18901- BUCKS F PLUMSTEAD TOWNSHIP PENNSYLVANIA BUREAU OF COMMISSIONS, ELECTIONS AND LEGISLATION DEPARTMENT OF STATE Candidate Listing - Post Ballot Lottery 2016 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 04/26/2016 (PRIMARY) DATE/TIME : 4/1/2016 3:56:00 PM Page 5 of 79 Candidate ID Party Candidate Name Address City Zip County Gender Municipality ----Republican 2016C0185 REP BRIAN FITZPATRICK 76 OAK RIDGE DRIVE LANGHORNE PA 19047 BUCKS M MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP 2016C0310 REP MARC DUOME P.O. BOX 1001 BUCKINGHAM PA 18912 BUCKS M PLUMSTEAD 2016C0828 REP ANDREW L WARREN 294 SHADY BROOK DRIVE LANGHORNE PA 19047- BUCKS M MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP --9th Congressional District Vote for 1 ----Republican 2016C0096 REP BILL SHUSTER 825 RITCHEY RD EVERETT PA 15537-4425 BEDFORD M PROVIDENCE TOWNSHIP WEST 2016C0078 REP ART HALVORSON 462 INDIAN GREENS LANE MANNS CHOICE PA 15550 BEDFORD M HARRISON TOWNSHIP --10th Congressional District Vote for 1 ----Republican 2016C0717 REP TOM MARINO PO BOX 653 WILLIAMSPORT PA 17703- LYCOMING M LYCOMING TOWNSHIP --11th Congressional District Vote for 1 ----Democratic 2016C0785 DEM MIKE MARSICANO 1135 PILOT POINT HAZLE TWP. PA 18202 LUZERNE M HAZLE TOWNSHIP ----Republican 2016C0648 REP LOU BARLETTA 1529 TERRACE BLVD. HAZLETON PA 18201 LUZERNE M HAZLETON --12th Congressional District Vote for 1 ----Democratic 2016C0990 DEM ERIN R MCCLELLAND 918 CARLISLE STREET NATRONA HEIGHTS PA 15065 ALLEGHENY M HARRISON TWP ----Republican 2016C0355 REP KEITH ROTHFUS 227 WALNUT STREET SEWICKLEY PA 15143-1545 ALLEGHENY M SEWICKLEY PENNSYLVANIA BUREAU OF COMMISSIONS, ELECTIONS AND LEGISLATION DEPARTMENT OF STATE Candidate Listing - Post Ballot Lottery 2016 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 04/26/2016 (PRIMARY) DATE/TIME : 4/1/2016 3:56:00 PM Page 6 of 79 Candidate ID Party Candidate Name Address City Zip County Gender Municipality --13th Congressional District Vote for 1 ----Democratic 2016C0745 DEM BRENDAN F BOYLE 15040 KELVIN AVE. PHILADELPHIA PA 19116- PHILADELPHIA M PHILADELPHIA --14th Congressional District Vote for 1 ----Democratic 2016C0647 DEM JANIS C BROOKS 814 MAPLE AVE N. VERSAILLES PA 15137 ALLEGHENY F N. VERSAILLES TWP 2016C0290 DEM MIKE DOYLE 205 HAWTHORNE CT. PITTSBURGH PA 15221 ALLEGHENY M FOREST HILLS --15th Congressional District Vote for 1 ----Democratic 2016C0907 DEM RICK DAUGHERTY 7854 CLAUSSVILLE ROAD OREFIELD PA 18069 LEHIGH M LOWHILL TOWNSHIP ----Republican 2016C0251 REP CHARLES W DENT PO BOX 442 ALLENTOWN PA 18105- LEHIGH M ALLENTOWN --16th Congressional District Vote for 1 ----Democratic 2016C0798 DEM CHRISTINA HARTMAN PO BOX 1576 LANCASTER PA 17608 LANCASTER F LANCASTER CITY ----Republican 2016C0900 REP CHET BEILER 331 FRUITVILLE PIKE MANHEIM PA 17545 LANCASTER M PENN TOWNSHIP 2016C0663 REP LLOYD K SMUCKER PO BOX 1551 LANCASTER PA 17608- LANCASTER M WEST LAMPETER --17th Congressional District Vote for 1 ----Democratic 2016C0468 DEM MATT CARTWRIGHT PO BOX 414 SCRANTON PA 18501 LACKAWANNA M MOOSIC PENNSYLVANIA BUREAU OF COMMISSIONS, ELECTIONS AND LEGISLATION DEPARTMENT OF STATE Candidate Listing - Post Ballot Lottery 2016 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 04/26/2016 (PRIMARY) DATE/TIME : 4/1/2016 3:56:00 PM Page 7 of 79 Candidate ID Party Candidate Name Address City Zip County Gender Municipality ----Republican 2016C0638 REP MATT CONNOLLY 3159 MIDDLETOWN RD. #4 BETHLEHEM PA 18020 NORTHAMPTON M BETHLEHEM TOWNSHIP 2016C0921 REP GLENN GEISSINGER PO BOX 445 WIND GAP PA 18091 NORTHAMPTON M PLAINFIELD TOWNSHIP --18th Congressional District Vote for 1 ----Republican 2016C0279 REP TIM MURPHY PO BOX 24551 PITTSBURGH PA 15234- ALLEGHENY M UPPER ST CLAIR SENATOR IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY --1st Senatorial District Vote for 1 ----Democratic 2016C0410 DEM LAWRENCE M FARNESE JR 1420 LOCUST STREET, APT PHILADELPHIA PA 19102- PHILADELPHIA M PHILADELPHIA 29D --3rd Senatorial District Vote for 1
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