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2020 SPECIALWRITE-INPRIMARY Candidatesrev.Xlsx Certified Candidates 2020 General Primary - Candidate List OFFICE TITLE Candidate Name Party PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES BERNIE SANDERS D ELECTING 1 JOSEPH R. BIDEN D TULSI GABBARD D DONALD J. TRUMP R ROQUE ROCKY DE LA FUENTE R BILL WELD R ATTORNEY GENERAL JOSH SHAPIRO D MONTGOMERY CO. ELECTING 1 HEATHER HEIDELBAUGH R ALLEGHENY CO. AUDITOR GENERAL H. SCOTT CONKLIN D CENTRE CO. ELECTING 1 MICHAEL LAMB D ALLEGHENY CO. TRACIE FOUNTAIN D DAUPHIN CO. ROSE ROSIE MARIE DAVIS D MONROE CO. NINA AHMAD D PHILADELPHIA CO. CHRISTINA M. HARTMAN D LANCASTER CO. TIMOTHY DEFOOR R DAUPHIN CO. STATE TREASURER ELECTING 1 JOE TORSELLA D MONTGOMERY CO. STACY L. GARRITY R BRADFORD CO. REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS DISTRICT 4 MADELEINE DEAN D MONTGOMERY CO. ELECTING 1 KATHY BARNETTE R MONTGOMERY CO. DISTRICT 6 CHRISSY HOULAHAN D CHESTER CO. JOHN EMMONS R CHESTER CO. DISTRICT 9 LAURA QUICK D LEBANON CO. GARY WEGMAN D BERKS CO. Election Services Version 3/26/2020 9:58 AM Page 1 Certified Candidates 2020 General Primary - Candidate List DAN MEUSER R LUZERNE CO. SENATOR IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY ELECTING 1 DISTRICT 11 JUDY SCHWANK D RUSCOMBMANOR TWP. ANNETTE C. BAKER R BRECKNOCK TWP. DISTRICT 29 DAVE ARGALL R SCHUYLKILL CO. REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY ELECTING 1 DISTRICT 5 GRAHAM GONZALES D WOMELSDORF BORO. BARRY JOZWIAK R BERN TWP. DISTRICT 124 TAYLOR PICONE D BERKS CO. JERRY KNOWLES R SCHUYLKILL CO. DISTRICT 126 MARK ROZZI D MUHLENBERG TWP. JAMES D. OSWALD R L. ALSACE TWP. DISTRICT 127 ROBIN COSTENBADER-JACOBSON D READING MANNY GUZMAN D READING ROBERT MELENDEZ D READING RAYMOND EDWARD BAKER D READING CESAR CEPEDA D READING VINCENT D. GAGLIARDO, JR. R KENHORST BORO BRANDEN MOYER R KENHORST BORO DISTRICT 128 MARK M. GILLEN R BERKS CO. Election Services Version 3/26/2020 9:58 AM Page 2 Certified Candidates 2020 General Primary - Candidate List DISTRICT 129 KELLY MCDONOUGH D BERKS CO. JIM COX R BERKS CO. DISTRICT 130 LAMAR FOLEY DOLEY TWP. DAVID M. MALONEY R PIKE TWP. DISTRICT 134 RYAN E. MACKENZIE R LEHIGH CO. DISTRICT 187 MICHAEL BLICHAR, JR. D BERKS CO. GARY DAY R LEHIGH CO. DELEGATE TO THE DEMOCRATIC WILLIAM SWARTZ D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS NATIONAL CONVENTION RHEA TRAINSON D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS DISTRICT 4 VINCENT MANUELE D COMMITTED TO JOSEPH R. BIDEN RON AMCHIN D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS ELECTING TEN DAVID MCMAHON D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS SUE CASKEY D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS MATT BRADFORD D COMMITTED TO JOSEPH R. BIDEN KIARRA COLEY D COMMITTED TO JOSEPH R. BIDEN CARLTON STUART D COMMITTED TO JOSEPH R. BIDEN ALEXANDRIA KHALIL D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS AYANNA LANEY-MARTIN D COMMITTED TO JOSEPH R. BIDEN SALEEMA LOVELACE D COMMITTED TO JOSEPH R. BIDEN EDITH WEINSTEIN D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS WILLIAM S. LEOPOLD D COMMITTED TO JOSEPH R. BIDEN ADOLPH REED D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS TIM BRIGGS D COMMITTED TO JOSEPH R. BIDEN OBED ARANGO D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS Election Services Version 3/26/2020 9:58 AM Page 3 Certified Candidates 2020 General Primary - Candidate List DISTRICT 6 RAQUEL CAPELLAN D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS ELECTING EIGHT BRIAN J. MCGINNIS D COMMITTED TO JOSEPH R. BIDEN AYISHA SERENI D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS DICK BINGHAM D COMMITTED TO JOSEPH R. BIDEN LUKE MYERS D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS SERENA HERTZOG D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS JANET SORIANO TOOLE D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS AUSTIN BINNS D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS TOM HERMAN D COMMITTED TO JOSEPH R. BIDEN JOHN HELLMANN, III D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS BECKY ELLIS D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS MARIAN MOSKOWITZ D COMMITTED TO JOSEPH R. BIDEN JIMMY PENA D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS DISTRICT 9 LEANNE BURCHIK D COMMITTED TO JOSEPH R. BIDEN ELECTING 4 LIZ BETTINGER D COMMITTED TO JOSEPH R. BIDEN VINCE DEMELFI D COMMITTED TO JOSEPH R. BIDEN JIM SAFFORD D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS PHILA BACK D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS CATHERINE MAHON D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS DELEGATE TO THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION ELECTING 3 DISTRICT 4 STAN CASACIO R DOUG HAGER R ANN MARSHALL PILGREEN R TOM ELLIS R ELECTING 3 DISTRICT 6 CAROLYN BUNNY WELSH R LISHA ROWE R DEBORAH ABEL R QIRONG WU R DONNA ELLINGSEN R Election Services Version 3/26/2020 9:58 AM Page 4 Certified Candidates 2020 General Primary - Candidate List ELECTING 3 DISTRICT 9 ROCHELLE MARIE PASQUARIELLO R ANDREW SHECKTOR R JANINE PENMAN R JOHN K. REBER, SR. R GEORGE HALCOVAGE R DONNA LEA MERRITT R CAROLYN L. BONKOSKI R ELLE RULAVAGE R DAVID J. MCELWEE R STEVEN MICHAEL WOLFE R ALTERNATE DELEGATE TO THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION ELECTING 1 DISTRICT 4 SANDRA WATERS D COMMITTED TO BERNIE SANDERS ELECTING 1 DISTRICT 6 ALTERNATE DELEGATE TO THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION ELECTING 3 DISTRICT 4 RALPH GRASSO R BARBARA A. BUSTARD R PAM LEVY R ELECTING 3 DISTRICT 6 PAUL LINKMEYER R LISHA ROWE R BRIAN D. YANOVIAK R VINCENT M. TALUCCI, JR. R ELECTING 3 DISTRICT 9 EUGENE Z. BONKOSKI R DONNA LEA MERRITT R JOHN CUSATIS R Election Services Version 3/26/2020 9:58 AM Page 5.
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