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Democratic Republican U.S Senator Governor DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN U.S SENATOR JOE SESTAK PEG LUKSIK DELAWARE COUNTY CAMBRIA COUNTY ARLEN SPECTER PAT TOOMEY PHILADELPHIA COUNTY LEHIGH COUNTY GOVERNOR DAN ONORATO TOM CORBETT ALLEGHENY COUNTY ALLEGHENY COUNTY JACK WAGNER SAMUEL E. ROHRER ALLEGHENY COUNTY BERKS COUNTY ANTHONY HARDY WILLIAMS PHILADELPHIA COUNTY JOSEPH M. HOEFFEL MONTGOMERY COUNTY LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR DORIS A. SMITH-RIBNER STEVE JOHNSON PHILADELPHIA COUNTY YORK COUNTY H. SCOTT CONKLIN JEAN CRAIGE PEPPER CENTRE COUNTY ERIE COUNTY JONATHAN A. SAIDEL RUSS DIAMOND PHILADELPHIA COUNTY LEBANON COUNTY CHET BEILER LANCASTER COUNTY JIM CAWLEY BUCKS COUNTY BILLY MCCUE WASHINGTON COUNTY JOHN KENNEDY CUMBERLAND COUNTY STEPHEN A. URBAN LUZERNE COUNTY DARYL METCALFE BUTLER COUNTY REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS 6TH DISTRICT MANAN TRIVEDI PATRICK HENRY SELLERS BERKS COUNTY CHESTER COUNTY DOUG PIKE JIM GERLACH CHESTER COUNTY CHESTER COUNTY REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS 15TH DISTRICT JOHN B. CALLAHAN CHARLES W. DENT NORTHAMPTON COUNTY LEHIGH COUNTY MAT BENOL NORTHAMPTON COUNTY REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS TH 16 DISTRICT LOIS HERR JOSEPH R. PITTS LANCASTER COUNTY CHESTER COUNTY REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS TH 17 DISTRICT TIM HOLDEN DAVE ARGALL SCHUYLKILL COUNTY SCHUYLKILL COUNTY SHEILA DOW-FORD ALLEN GRIFFITH DAUPHIN COUNTY LEBANON COUNTY JOSH FIRST DAUPHIN COUNTY FRANK RYAN LEBANON COUNTY SENATOR IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TH 44 DISTRICT JOHN C. RAFFERTY, JR. MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENATOR IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TH 48 DISTRICT JO ELLEN LITZ MIKE FOLMER LEBANON COUNTY LEBANON COUNTY REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TH 124 DISTRICT JEFFREY FAUST JERRY KNOWLES SCHUYLKILL COUNTY SCHUYLKILL COUNTY REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TH 125 DISTRICT TIM SEIP MIKE TOBASH SCHUYLKILL COUNTY SCHUYLKILL COUNTY ROBERT M. LOY SCHUYLKILL COUNTY REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TH 126 DISTRICT DANTE SANTONI, JR. ROGER VOIT READING MUHLENBERG TWP REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TH 127 DISTRICT THOMAS R. CALTAGIRONE READING REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TH 128 DISTRICT BRYAN P. BOUGHTER MARK M. GILLEN CUMRU TWP MOHNTON BORO JEFF HORROCKS ROBESON TWP REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TH 129 DISTRICT JIM COX SPRING TWP REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TH 130 DISTRICT DAVID R. KESSLER DAVID M. MALONEY OLEY TWP PIKE TWP TAMMY GORE FLEETWOOD BORO REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TH 134 DISTRICT PATRICK J. SLATTERY DOUGLAS G. REICHLEY LEHIGH COUNTY LEHIGH COUNTY REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TH 187 DISTRICT RICHARD A. STINE GARY DAY BERKS COUNTY LEHIGH COUNTY DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE Vote for not more than Seven (Three Males, Three Females, One either Male or Female) ELAINE M. SWAVELY Muhlenberg (FEMALE) RON STOUFFER Mt. Penn Boro (MALE) ROSIE SKOMITZ Mt. Penn Boro (FEMALE) CHARLES CORBIT Spring Twp (MALE) TOM HERMAN Robeson Twp (MALE) BOYD B. WINEGARDNER Reading (MALE) FRANK B. DENBOWSKI Reading (MALE) VAUGHN D. SPENCER Reading (MALE) JOHN V. RYAN Spring Twp (MALE) CANDACE FAYE STITZMAN Muhlenberg Twp (FEMALE) REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE Vote for not more than Eight (Four Males, Four Females) JAMES W. KELLY Cumru Twp (MALE) H. JOHN STAHL Reading (MALE) CRAIG J. LUTZ L. Heidelberg Twp (MALE) DIANNE M. LUTZ L. Heidelberg Twp (FEMALE) JOHN FIELDING Mt. Penn Boro (MALE) PENNY D. SHOLLENBERGER Centre Twp (FEMALE) SUSAN E. SZCZESNIAK-ANASTASIO Laureldale Boro (FEMALE) CARL W. MANTZ Kutztown Boro (MALE) JEANNE C. NOLL Fleetwood Boro (FEMALE) JOANNE BAKER Marion Twp (FEMALE) KIM ALEXANDRA GILLEN Mohnton Boro (FEMALE) MARK M. GILLEN Mohnton Boro (MALE) PETER R. LEVAN Reading (MALE) CYNTHIA E. SMITH Oley Twp (FEMALE) EDMUND W. BENDER Alsace Twp (MALE) MARIANNE R. SUTTON Birdsboro Boro (FEMALE) BYRON WHITMAN Cumru Twp (MALE) RODNEY E. MILLER Muhlenberg Twp (MALE) .
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