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2016 SPECIALWRITE-INPRIMARY Candidatesrev.Xlsx APRIL 26, 2016 2016 General Primary CERTIFIED OFFICE TITLE Candidate Name Party PRESIDENT OF THE HILLARY CLINTON D UNITED STATES BERNIE SANDERS D ELECTING 1 ROQUE ROCKY DE LA FUENTE D TED CRUZ R MARCO RUBIO R JEB BUSH R BEN CARSON R JOHN R. KASICH R DONALD J. TRUMP R UNITED STATES SENATOR JOSEPH J. VODVARKA D ALLEGHENY COUNTY ELECTING 1 JOHN FETTERMAN D ALLEGHENY COUNTY JOE SESTAK D DELAWARE COUNTY KATIE MCGINTY D CHESTER COUNTY PAT TOOMEY R LEHIGH COUNTY ATTORNEY GENERAL JOHN MORGANELLI D NORTHAMPTON COUNTY ELECTING 1 JOSH SHAPIRO D MONTGOMERY COUNTY STEPHEN A. ZAPPALA, JR. D ALLEGHENY COUNTY JOE PETERS R WYOMING COUNTY JOHN RAFFERTY R MONTGOMERY COUNTY AUDITOR GENERAL EUGENE A DEPASQUALE D YORK COUNTY ELECTING 1 JOHN BROWN R NORTHAMPTON COUNTY Election Services Version 4/4/2016 11:34 AM Page 1 APRIL 26, 2016 2016 General Primary CERTIFIED STATE TREASURER ELECTING 1 JOE TORSELLA D MONTGOMERY COUNTY OTTO VOIT R BERKS COUNTY REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS DISTRICT 6 MIKE PARRISH D CHESTER COUNTY ELECTING 1 RYAN COSTELLO R CHESTER COUNTY DISTRICT 7 MARY ELLEN BALCHUNIS D DELAWARE COUNTY BILL GOLDERER D CHESTER COUNTY STAN CASACIO R MONTGOMERY COUNTY PATRICK L. MEEHAN R DELAWARE COUNTY DISTRICT 15 RICK DAUGHERTY D LEHIGH COUNTY CHARLES W. DENT R LEHIGH COUNTY DISTRICT 16 CHRISTINA HARTMAN D LANCASTER COUNTY CHET BEILER R LANCASTER COUNTY LLOYD K. SMUCKER R LANCASTER COUNTY SENATOR IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY ELECTING 1 DISTRICT 11 JUDY SCHWANK D RUSCOMBMANOR TWP DISTRICT 29 DAVE ARGALL R SCHUYLKILL COUNTY Election Services Version 4/4/2016 11:34 AM Page 2 APRIL 26, 2016 2016 General Primary CERTIFIED REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY ELECTING 1 DISTRICT 5 BARRY JOZWIAK R BERN TOWNSHIP DISTRICT 124 JERRY KNOWLES R SCHUYLKILL CO DISTRICT 126 MARK ROZZI D MUHLENBERG TWP DISTRICT 127 THOMAS R. CALTAGIRONE D READING DISTRICT 128 MARK M. GILLEN R BERKS COUNTY DISTRICT 129 JIM COX R BERKS COUNTY DISTRICT 130 DAVID M. MALONEY R PIKE TWP DISTRICT 134 RYAN E. MACKENZIE R LEHIGH COUNTY DISTRICT 187 GARY DAY R LEHIGH COUNTY Election Services Version 4/4/2016 11:34 AM Page 3 APRIL 26, 2016 2016 General Primary CERTIFIED DELEGATE TO THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION ELECTING 7 DISTRICT 6 KATHI COZZONE Female D COMMITTED TO HILLARY CLINTON 3 MALES, 4 FEMALES JOHN J. HELLMANN, III Male D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS ANDREW E. DINNIMAN Male D COMMITTED TO HILLARY CLINTON LINDA MERRIL COURTEMANCHE Female D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS ROBIN C. GREENE Female D COMMITTED TO HILLARY CLINTON WENDELL W. YOUNG, IV Male D COMMITTED TO HILLARY CLINTON SABRINA FEDRIGO Female D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS DAN WOFFORD Male D COMMITTED TO HILLARY CLINTON MARIAN MOSKOWITZ Female D COMMITTED TO HILLARY CLINTON HARLAN A. KUTSCHER Male D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS HUGH BROWNSTONE Male D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS PATTI ROSE Female D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS JUDY SCHWANK Female D COMMITTED TO HILLARY CLINTON ELECTING 8 DISTRICT 7 KRISTIN SEALE Female D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS 4 MALES, 4 FEMALES DANIELLE FENDRICK Female D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS SHELLY RAHMAN Female D COMMITTED TO HILLARY CLINTON JANNIE K. LAU Female D COMMITTED TO HILLARY CLINTON TERESITA DIAZ BRADLEY Female D COMMITTED TO HILLARY CLINTON TOM HERMAN Male D COMMITTED TO HILLARY CLINTON BRIANNA JOHNSTON Female D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS JIM SAVAGE Male D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS WENDY WOLF Female D COMMITTED TO HILLARY CLINTON WALTER WEEKS Male D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS KENNETH LAWRENCE, II Male D COMMITTED TO HILLARY CLINTON BARBARA G. BLUM Female D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS DAYLIN LEACH Male D COMMITTED TO HILLARY CLINTON Election Services Version 4/4/2016 11:34 AM Page 4 APRIL 26, 2016 2016 General Primary CERTIFIED ELECTING 6 DISTRICT 15 MARK S. SINGEL Male D COMMITTED TO HILLARY CLINTON 3 MALES, 3 FEMALES JO ELLEN LITZ Female D COMMITTED TO HILLARY CLINTON SAWYER M. NEALE Male D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS JUDE-LAURE DENIS Female D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS BEA BROWN Female D COMMITTED TO HILLARY CLINTON DAVID R. FILLMAN Male D COMMITTED TO HILLARY CLINTON SHANNON L. WASS Female D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS JENNIFER L. MANN Female D COMMITTED TO HILLARY CLINTON PETER J. SWAVELY Male D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS STEVEN TODD Male D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS ELECTING 5 DISTRICT 16 JILL WINCOVITCH Female D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS 2 MALES, 3 FEMALES JONATHAN PAUL FOX Male D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS ANNE M. KIRBY Female D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS BLANDING WATSON Male D COMMITTED TO HILLARY CLINTON RICK GRAY Male D COMMITTED TO HILLARY CLINTON JEAN MARY BICKMIRE Female D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS JOANNE M. CARROLL Female D COMMITTED TO HILLARY CLINTON MICHAEL MORRILL Male D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS BARBARA J. WILSON Female D COMMITTED TO HILLARY CLINTON GABRIELINA LOPEZ Female D COMMITTED TO HILLARY CLINTON Election Services Version 4/4/2016 11:34 AM Page 5 APRIL 26, 2016 2016 General Primary CERTIFIED DELEGATE TO THE REPUBLICAN MARY ELIZABETH WERT R NATIONAL CONVENTION LARRY E. STOHLER R ELECTING 3 DISTRICT 6 DOUG HAGER R RYAN COSTELLO R WAYNE BUCKWALTER R ROBERT WERT R MICHELLE H. KICHLINE R VICKI LIGHTCAP R ELECTING 3 DISTRICT 7 MICHAEL PUPPIO R RALPH E. WIKE, III R ROBERT J. WILLERT R JOAN MILLER R JAN C. TING R ELECTING 3 DISTRICT 15 SCOTT UEHLINGER R ROBERT E. SMITH, JR. R JOHN K. REBER, SR R MARK HOFFMAN R PATRICK KERWIN R RYAN E. MACKENZIE R MALCOLM COLE R DEAN N. BROWNING R WILLIAM L. HEYDT R CHRISTIAN Y. LEINBACH R ELECTING 3 DISTRICT 16 DAVID M. DUMEYER R GORDON DENLINGER R DOUGLAS W. BRUBAKER R MARC LEMON R TERRY CHRISTOPHER R THOMAS CHIOMENTO R Election Services Version 4/4/2016 11:34 AM Page 6 APRIL 26, 2016 2016 General Primary CERTIFIED ALTERNATE DELEGATE TO THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION ELECTING 1 DISTRICT 6 CAROLYN COMITTA Female D COMMITTED TO HILLARY CLINTON 1 FEMALE HANNAH ALPERT Female D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS ELECTING 1 DISTRICT 7 PASQUALE CIPOLLONI Male D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS 1 MALE ELECTING 1 DISTRICT 15 D 1 MALE ALTERNATE DELEGATE TO THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION ELECTING 3 DISTRICT 6 NEILL C. KLING R GWENNE ALEXANDER R THOMAS J. NEAFCY, JR R ELECTING 3 DISTRICT 7 ARTHUR C. BUSTARD R NICHOLAS DEBENEDICTIS R COLIN HANNA R ELECTING 3 DISTRICT 15 GARY L. BIRKS R GLENN ECKHART R BERNADETTE COMFORT R ELECTING 3 DISTRICT 16 RICK LOUGHERY R DICK SHELLENBERGER R TOM JONES R Election Services Version 4/4/2016 11:34 AM Page 7.
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