2022 Pennsylvania Primary
Pennsylvania's primary election will take place on May 17, 2022. Check back here for the latest results after polls close at 8 pm.
Important election dates:
- Polls are open on election day from 7 A.M. - 8 P.M.
- Last day to register to vote: May 2, 2022
- Last day to request a mail-in or absentee ballot: May 10, 2022
In Pennsylvania, you can only vote for the candidates in the same political party you have named in your voter registration. For example, if you registered to vote as a member of the Republican Party then you can vote in the Republican primary, but not the Democratic primary.
All voters can vote on:
- constitutional amendments,
- ballot questions, and
- any special election contests held at the same time as a primary election.>
Find your polling place or see county election links here.
Problem Voting? The Pennsylvania Department of State offers an online election complaint form for registered voters to submit a formal complaint to the voter's county board of elections and/or district attorney for investigation Fill out the online form here to file a complaint. For immediate needs, call the voter hotline at 1-877-VOTESPA (1-877-868-3772).
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Results updated every 2 minutes or less (some races may update less frequently).
GOVERNOR (R) Pennsylvania
Precincts: 9,081 / 9,173 (99% reporting)LT. GOVERNOR (D) Pennsylvania
Precincts: 9,081 / 9,173 (99% reporting)LT. GOVERNOR (R) Pennsylvania
Precincts: 9,081 / 9,173 (99% reporting)U.S. SENATOR (D) Pennsylvania
Precincts: 9,081 / 9,173 (99% reporting)U.S. SENATOR (R) Pennsylvania
Precincts: 9,081 / 9,173 (99% reporting)AUDIT QUESTION Pittston
Precincts: 4 / 4 (100% reporting)BUDGET QUESTION Pittston
Precincts: 4 / 4 (100% reporting)MEETING QUESTION Pittston
Precincts: 4 / 4 (100% reporting)STATE HOUSE (D) 113th District
Precincts: 39 / 40 (98% reporting)STATE HOUSE (D) 118th District
Precincts: 46 / 47 (98% reporting)STATE HOUSE (D) 139th District
Precincts: 29 / 30 (97% reporting)STATE HOUSE (D) 76th District
Precincts: 49 / 50 (98% reporting)STATE HOUSE (R) 107th District
Precincts: 60 / 61 (98% reporting)STATE HOUSE (R) 109th District
Precincts: 41 / 42 (98% reporting)STATE HOUSE (R) 116th District
Precincts: 35 / 36 (97% reporting)STATE HOUSE (R) 117th District
Precincts: 39 / 40 (98% reporting)STATE HOUSE (R) 118th District
Precincts: 46 / 47 (98% reporting)STATE HOUSE (R) 119th District
Precincts: 34 / 35 (97% reporting)STATE HOUSE (R) 124th District
Precincts: 41 / 42 (98% reporting)STATE HOUSE (R) 139th District
Precincts: 29 / 30 (97% reporting)STATE HOUSE (R) 189th District
Precincts: 24 / 25 (96% reporting)STATE HOUSE (R) 83rd District
Precincts: 35 / 36 (97% reporting)TAX QUESTION Wright Township
Precincts: 2 / 2 (100% reporting)TREASURER QUESTION Pittston
Precincts: 4 / 4 (100% reporting)U.S. CONGRESS (R) 7th District
Precincts: 373 / 377 (99% reporting)U.S. CONGRESS (R) 8th District
Precincts: 419 / 424 (99% reporting)More Elections Coverage
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- Oz, McCormick race heads into recount in Pa. Senate primary
- Williams concedes to Ryncavage in state house race
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