Philly Outcomes in the 2026 General Election – The Philadelphia Citizen

Philly Outcomes in the 2026 General Election  The Philadelphia Citizen

All the winners, losers and ballot issues from the November 3, 2026 general election in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Amid the surging blue seas metaphors making headlines post Election Day 2026, Philadelphia’s waters remained as solid blue as ever. A modest but could-have-been-worse 44 percent voter turnout restored both Philly-based incumbent representatives to their places in the U.S. Congress, and gave left-of-center state Rep Chris Rabb Dwight Evans’ spot on the Hill. Democratic Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro also cruised to an early-evening sequel, besting Republican State Treasurer Stacy Garrity and cementing an record of political wins unbroken since senior year of high school. Philadelphia voters re-elected every incumbent District rep to their seats in Harrisburg, where Democrats retain control of the PA House of Representatives but, as of the day after the election, races to determine control of the PA Senate were still too close to call.

GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR REPRESENTATIVES FOR U.S. CONGRESS PENNSYLVANIA GENERAL ASSEMBLY SENATORS PENNSYLVANIA GENERAL ASSEMBLY REPRESENTATIVES Josh Shapiro, Pennsylvania’s 48th governor, assumed office in January 2023. So far the popular centrist’s gubernatorial achievements include increasing funding for public education, creating the Commonwealth’s first economic development strategy in almost 20 years, securing temporary funding for SEPTA to keep the agency from reaching a fiscal cliff, and reopening I-95 in just 12 days after a section of