2000 Pennsylvania House of Representatives election

Elections for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives were held on November 7, 2000, with all districts being contested.[1] State Representatives are elected for two-year terms, with the entire House of Representatives up for a vote every two years.[2] The term of office for those elected in 2000 ran from January 3, 2001 until November 30, 2002.[3] Necessary primary elections were held on April 4, 2000.[4]

Notable elections

Retirements

Republican Todd Platts was elected to represent Pennsylvania's 19th congressional district, allowing fellow Republican Beverly D. Mackereth to take his seat in the 119th legislative district.

In the 54th legislative district, Terry Van Horne was succeeded by fellow Democrat John Pallone. Van Horne was an unsuccessful candidate for Congress, losing to Republican Pennsylvania State Senator Melissa Hart in the election for Pennsylvania's 4th congressional district.

In the 37th legislative district, Republican Katie True left her seat to run as the Republican nominee for Pennsylvania Auditor General, eventually losing the election to Democrat Bob Casey, Jr.. Her fellow Republican, Thomas C. Creighton, succeeded her. True would eventually return to the House in the newly redistricted 41st legislative district in the 2002 election.

Democratic primary upsets in Philadelphia

In the 180th legislative district, Democratic incumbent Benjamin Ramos was defeated by Angel Cruz, who went on to easily win the general election. In the 197th legislative district, Democratic incumbent Andrew J. Carn was defeated by Jewell Williams, who also went on to easily win the general election.

60th legislative district

In the 60th legislative district, incumbent Tim Pesci was defeated for re-election by 25-year-old Republican Jeff Coleman, in spite of the district being 70% Democratic.[5][6] Bill DeWeese, the House Democratic Leader, said that Pesci had run a "condescending" race against Coleman, calling his opponent "Jeffy" and describing Coleman's campaign volunteers as "the Children from the Corn," referring to the horror film.[7][5]

189th legislative district

In the 189th legislative district, Democratic incumbent Joseph W. Battisto was defeated by Republican Kelly Lewis. Battisto attempted a comeback in a 2002 special election for the 176th legislative district, but lost to Mario Scavello.[8]

General election

District	Party		Incumbent	Status	Party		Candidate	Votes	%
1		Democratic	Linda Bebko-Jones	Re-elected		Democratic	Linda Bebko-Jones	14,166	100.0
2		Democratic	Italo Cappabianca	Re-elected		Democratic	Italo Cappabianca	15,354	100.0
3		Republican	Karl Boyes	Re-elected		Republican	Karl Boyes	28,496	100.0
4		Democratic	Thomas J. Scrimenti	Re-elected		Democratic	Thomas J. Scrimenti	15,637	65.8
						Republican	David E. Mitchell	8,139	34.2
5		Republican	R. Tracy Seyfert[9]	Resigned		Republican	John R. Evans	15,875	68.5
						Democratic	Karen L. Mulkearn	7,310	31.5
6		Republican	Teresa E. Forcier	Re-elected		Republican	Teresa E. Forcier	14,697	100.0
7		Democratic	Michael C. Gruitza	Re-elected		Democratic	Michael C. Gruitza	14,055	60.9
						Republican	Jack R. Kopen	9,038	39.1
8		Republican	Howard L. Fargo	Retired		Republican	Dick Stevenson	13,253	63.2
						Democratic	James C. Coulter	7,708	36.8
9		Democratic	Chris Sainato	Re-elected		Democratic	Chris Sainato	16,019	68.2
						Republican	Jennifer Nicholson	7,459	31.8
10		Democratic	Frank LaGrotta	Re-elected		Democratic	Frank LaGrotta	19,167	100.0
11		Democratic	Guy A. Travaglio, Jr.	Re-elected		Democratic	Guy A. Travaglio, Jr.	16,036	67.6
						Republican	Mike Rock	7,691	32.4
12		Republican	Daryl Metcalfe	Re-elected		Republican	Daryl Metcalfe	25,785	86.3
						Independent	Louis P. Hancherick	4,099	13.7
13		Republican	Art Hershey	Re-elected		Republican	Art Hershey	17,731	100.0
14		Democratic	Mike Veon	Re-elected		Democratic	Mike Veon	15,183	72.8
						Republican	Jeffrey T. Kording	5,687	27.3
15		Democratic	Nicholas A. Colafella	Re-elected		Democratic	Nicholas A. Colafella	20,908	89.3
						Constitution	Gordon Johnston	2,505	10.7
16		Democratic	Susan Laughlin	Re-elected		Democratic	Susan Laughlin	16,748	70.4
						Republican	Sarah Ferguson	7,032	29.6
17		Republican	Rod E. Wilt	Re-elected		Republican	Rod E. Wilt	16,348	100.0
18		Republican	Gene DiGirolamo	re-elected		Republican	Gene DiGirolamo	14,453	100.0
19		Democratic	William Russell Robinson	Re-elected		Democratic	William Russell Robinson	13,053	89.1
						Republican	Erin L. Connolly	1,596	10.9
20		Democratic	Don Walko	Re-elected		Democratic	Don Walko	14,266	94.9
						Libertarian	Charles Stutler	762	5.1
21		Democratic	Frank J. Pistella	Re-elected		Democratic	Frank J. Pistella	15,692	100.0
22		Democratic	Frank J. Gigliotti[10]	Resigned		Democratic	Michael Diven	15,047	78.2
						Republican	Harry T. Lewellen	4,196	21.8
23		Democratic	Dan Frankel	Re-elected		Democratic	Dan Frankel	18,035	100.0
24		Democratic	Joseph Preston, Jr.	Re-elected		Democratic	Joseph Preston, Jr.	16,562	100.0
25		Democratic	Joe Markosek	Re-elected		Democratic	Joe Markosek	18,165	100.0
26		Republican	Tim Hennessey	Re-elected		Republican	Tim Hennessey	12,273	58.0
						Democratic	Cheryl C. Spaulding	8,881	42.0
27		Democratic	Tom Petrone	Re-elected		Democratic	Tom Petrone	15,786	88.3
						Green	Curt Larson	1v513	8.5
						Reform	Frank Liberatore	573	3.2
28		Republican	Jane Orie	Re-elected		Republican	Jane Orie	26,269	100.0
29		Democratic	David J. Mayernik	Re-elected		Democratic	David J. Mayernik	25,918	100.0
30		Republican	Jeff Habay	Re-elected		Republican	Jeff Habay	29,154	100.0
31		Republican	David J. Steil	Re-elected		Republican	David J. Steil	24,547	100.0
32		Democratic	Anthony M. DeLuca	Re-elected		Democratic	Anthony M. DeLuca	16,577	67.3
						Republican	Bob Sevcik	8,068	32.7
33		Democratic	Frank Dermody	Re-elected		Democratic	Frank Dermody	15,198	59.5
						Republican	Vince Mercuri	10,350	40.5
34		Democratic	Paul Costa	Re-elected		Democratic	Paul Costa	18,266	74.4
						Republican	James Carmine	6,279	25.6
35		Democratic	Thomas A. Michlovic	Re-elected		Democratic	Thomas A. Michlovic	13,736	100.0
36		Democratic	Harry Readshaw	Re-elected		Democratic	Harry Readshaw	18,489	100.0
37		Republican	Katie True	Unsuccessful candidate for Pennsylvania Auditor General[11]		Republican	Tom Creighton	19,212	74.3
						Democratic	Deb Hayes	6,662	25.7
38		Democratic	Kenneth W. Ruffing	Re-elected		Democratic	Kenneth W. Ruffing	17,066	100.0
39		Democratic	David K. Levdansky	Re-elected		Democratic	David K. Levdansky	14,274	60.1
						Republican	Mary Larcinese	9,484	39.9
40		Republican	John A. Maher	Re-elected		Republican	John A. Maher	23,839	100.0
41		Democratic	Ralph Kaiser	Re-elected		Democratic	Ralph Kaiser	19,842	69.7
						Republican	Ron Arnoni	8,637	30.3
42		Republican	Thomas L. Stevenson	Re-elected		Republican	Thomas L. Stevenson	16,878	55.2
						Democratic	Michael J. Finnerty	13,706	44.8
43		Republican	Jere W. Schuler	Re-elected		Republican	Jere W. Schuler	18,697	100.0
44		Republican	John Pippy	Re-elected		Republican	John Pippy	25,494	100.0
45		Democratic	Fred A. Trello	Re-elected		Democratic	Fred A. Trello	18,388	100.0
46		Democratic	Victor Lescovitz	Re-elected		Democratic	Victor Lescovitz	16,290	67.5
						Republican	Hugh K. Bagley	7,853	32.5
47		Democratic	Leo Joseph Trich, Jr.	Re-elected		Democratic	Leo J. Trich, Jr.	11,701	58.0
						Republican	Cody Knotts	8,465	42.0
48		Democratic	Timothy J. Solobay	Re-elected		Democratic	Timothy J. Solobay	21,063	92.0
						Green	Demo Agoris	1,832	8.0
49		Democratic	Peter J. Daley II	Re-elected		Democratic	Peter J. Daley II	17706	100.0
50		Democratic	H. William DeWeese	Re-elected		Democratic	H. William Deweese	13,206	62.4
						Republican	Lynda Bush	7,942	37.6
51		Democratic	Lawrence Roberts	Re-elected		Democratic	Lawrence Roberts	12,353	100.0
52		Democratic	James E. Shaner	Re-elected		Democratic	James E. Shaner	13,582	100.0
53		Republican	Robert Godshall	Re-elected		Republican	Robert Godshall	16,106	70.1
						Democratic	David O'Brien	6,878	29.9
54		Democratic	Terry E. Van Horne	Unsuccessful candidate for Congress		Democratic	John Pallone	14,561	100.0
55		Democratic	Joseph A. Petrarca	Re-elected		Democratic	Joseph A. Petrarca	15,708	74.6
						Republican	Richard E. Wajdic	5,347	25.4
56		Democratic	James E. Casorio, Jr.	Re-elected		Democratic	James E. Casorio, Jr.	17,691	66.3
						Republican	Dane A. Medich	8,976	33.7
57		Democratic	Thomas A. Tangretti	Re-elected		Democratic	Thomas A. Tangretti	15,510	68.0
						Republican	Zack Halaut	7,284	32.0
58		Democratic	R. Ted Harhai	Re-elected		Democratic	R. Ted Harhai	16,083	100.0
59		Republican	Jess Stairs	Re-elected		Republican	Jess Stairs	23,534	100.0
60		Democratic	Timothy L. Pesci	defeated		Republican	Jeff Coleman	11,574	51.7
						Democratic	Timothy L. Pesci	10,810	48.3
61		Republican	Joseph M. Gladeck, Jr.	Retired		Republican	Kate M. Harper	17,685	52.1
						Democratic	Karen Friedman	15,944	47.0
						Libertarian	S. Douglas Leard	312	0.9
62		Democratic	Sara Gerling Steelman	Re-elected		Democratic	Sara G. Steelman	10,918	54.2
						Republican	Rich Gallo	9,210	45.8
63		Republican	Fred McIlhattan	Re-elected		Republican	Fred McIlhattan	21,366	100.0
64		Republican	Scott Hutchinson	Re-elected		Republican	Scott Hutchinson	17,539	100.0
65		Republican	Jim Lynch	Re-elected		Republican	Jim Lynch	16,188	100.0
66		Republican	Samuel H. Smith	Re-elected		Republican	Samuel H. Smith	17,542	100.0
67		Republican	Kenneth M. Jadlowiec	Re-elected		Republican	Kenneth M. Jadlowiec	16,708	100.0
68		Republican	Matt E. Baker	Re-elected		Republican	Matt E. Baker	20,621	100.0
69		Republican	Bob Bastian	Re-elected		Republican	Bob Bastian	19,261	100.0
70		Republican	John W. Fichter	Re-elected		Republican	John W. Fichter	10,470	51.5
						Democratic	Netta Young Hughes	9,872	48.5
71		Democratic	Edward P. Wojnaroski, Sr.	Re-elected		Democratic	Edward P. Wojnaroski, Sr.	15,444	73.6
						Republican	Thomas Callihan	5,528	26.4
72		Democratic	Tom Yewcic	Re-elected		Democratic	Tom Yewcic	18,846	77.9
						Republican	Arnie McFarland	5,361	22.1
73		Democratic	Gary Haluska	Re-elected		Democratic	Gary Haluska	15,478	73.0
						Republican	Francis Holtz	5,731	27.0
74		Democratic	Camille George	Re-elected		Democratic	Camille George	16,265	70.6
						Republican	David C. McClure, Sr.	6,789	29.4
75		Democratic	Dan A. Surra	Re-elected		Democratic	Dan A. Surra	17,486	74.3
						Republican	David P. Meier	6,034	25.7
76		Democratic	Michael K. Hanna, Sr.	Re-elected		Democratic	Michael K. Hanna, Sr.	12,280	59.8
						Republican	Glenn W. Thompson, Jr.	8,271	40.2
77		Republican	Lynn B. Herman	Re-elected		Republican	Lynn B. Herman	12,485	62.0
						Democratic	Donald M. Hahn	5,952	29.6
						Green	John R. Stith	1,701	8.4
78		Republican	Dick Hess	Re-elected		Republican	Dick Hess	22,538	100.0
79		Republican	Richard Geist	Re-elected		Republican	Richard Geist	17,187	100.0
80		Republican	Jerry Stern	Re-elected		Republican	Jerry Stern	18,988	100.0
81		Republican	Larry O. Sather	Re-elected		Republican	Larry O. Sather	14,767	71.0
						Democratic	Steve Stroman	6,043	29.0
82		Republican	Daniel F. Clark	Re-elected		Republican	Daniel F. Clark	17,983	100.0
83		Republican	Thomas W. Dempsey	Retired		Republican	Steven W. Cappelli	11,717	58.4
						Democratic	Joseph F. Orso	8,353	41.6
84		Republican	Brett O. Feese	Re-elected		Republican	Brett Feese	17,913	81.4
						Democratic	Alfred W. Douglas	4,081	18.6
85		Republican	Russ Fairchild	Re-elected		Republican	Russ Fairchild	17,098	88.9
						Green	Eric Prindle	2,140	11.1
86		Republican	C. Allan Egolf	Re-elected		Republican	Allan Egolf	18,519	100.0
87		Republican	Pat Vance	Re-elected		Republican	Pat Vance	23,039	77.7
						Democratic	Robert Mustin	6,620	22.3
88		Republican	Jerry L. Nailor	Re-elected		Republican	Jerry L. Nailor	20,583	74.8
						Democratic	Jama Choquette	6,152	22.4
						Independent	Donald Reed	464	1.7
						Libertarian	Otto J. Storey	315	1.1
89		Democratic	Jeffrey W. Coy	Re-elected		Democratic	Jeffrey W. Coy	15,365	63.5
						Republican	Kenneth L. Gill	8,843	36.5
90		Republican	Patrick E. Fleagle	Re-elected		Republican	Patrick E. Fleagle	19,284	100.0
91		Republican	Stephen R. Maitland	Re-elected		Republican	Stephen R. Maitland	18,608	74.1
						Democratic	Mark D. Berg	6,495	25.9
92		Republican	Bruce Smith	Re-elected		Republican	Bruce Smith	19,386	95.6
						Independent	Marlin D. Cutshall	893	4.4
93		Republican	Ron Miller	Re-elected		Republican	Ron Miller	19,538	100.0
94		Republican	Stan Saylor	Re-elected		Republican	Stan Saylor	19,332	100.0
95		Democratic	Stephen H. Stetler	Re-elected		Democratic	Stephen H. Stetler	11,010	63.2
						Republican	Michele Schanbacher	5,701	32.7
						Constitution	Chris A. Poborsky	699	4.0
96		Democratic	Mike Sturla	Re-elected		Democratic	Mike Sturla	9,185	60.6
						Republican	Tan Vo	5,981	39.4
97		Republican	Jere L. Strittmatter	Re-elected		Republican	Jere L. Strittmatter	23,363	100.0
98		Republican	Thomas E. Armstrong	Re-elected		Republican	Thomas E. Armstrong	16,009	68.9
						Democratic	Gary Spicer	7,227	31.1
99		Republican	Leroy M. Zimmerman	Re-elected		Republican	Leroy M. Zimmerman	17,890	100.0
100		Republican	John E. Barley	Re-elected		Republican	John E. Barley	16,520	73.5
						Democratic	Bruce Beardsley	5,957	26.5
101		Republican	Edward H. Krebs	Re-elected		Republican	Edward H. Krebs	16,088	95.4
						Libertarian	Eric Alan Paul	784	4.6
102		Republican	Peter J. Zug	Re-elected		Republican	Peter J. Zug	14,710	64.7
						Democratic	Charlie D. Anspach	8,015	35.3
103		Democratic	Ronald I. Buxton	Re-elected		Democratic	Ronald I. Buxton	13,462	100.0
104		Republican	Mark S. McNaughton	Re-elected		Republican	Mark S. McNaughton	16,627	65.7
						Democratic	Liz Hrenda	8,662	34.3
105		Republican	Ron Marsico	Re-elected		Republican	Ron Marsico	22,475	75.5
						Democratic	Darnell L. Williams	7,287	24.5
106		Republican	Frank Tulli, Jr.	Re-elected		Republican	Frank Tulli, Jr.	21,587	90.1
						Constitution	Jeffrey A. Rhine	2,365	9.9
107		Democratic	Robert E. Belfanti, Jr.	Re-elected		Democratic	Robert E. Belfanti, Jr.	14,085	71.0
						Republican	Chris Pfaff	5,748	29.0
108		Republican	Merle Phillips	Re-elected		Republican	Merle Phillips	16,059	100.0
109		Democratic	John Gordner	Re-elected		Democratic	John Gordner[12]	15,964	79.8
						Republican	Conrad S. Gosciminski, Sr.	4,031	20.2
110		Republican	J. Scot Chadwick	Retired		Republican	Tina Pickett	15,412	68.1
						Democratic	Deborah Barr	7,219	31.9
111		Republican	Sandra Major	Re-elected		Republican	Sandra Major	19,614	77.4
						Democratic	Angelo J. Sabbatini	5,713	22.6
112		Democratic	Fred Belardi	Re-elected		Democratic	Fred Belardi	15,233	97.1
						Reform	Elizabeth Hubbard	460	2.9
113		Democratic	Gaynor Cawley	Re-elected		Democratic	Gaynor Cawley	16,619	100.0
114		Democratic	Jim Wansacz[13]	Re-elected		Democratic	Jim Wansacz	17,514	60.8
						Republican	Tom Parry	11,130	38.7
						Reform	Leonard J. Skursky, Jr.	149	0.5
115		Democratic	Edward G. Staback	Re-elected		Democratic	Edward G. Staback	19,635	100.0
116		Democratic	Todd A. Eachus	Re-elected		Democratic	Todd A. Eachus	12,114	65.8
						Republican	Susan Parrick-Cox	6,288	34.2
117		Republican	George C. Hasay	Re-elected		Republican	George C. Hasay	14,190	94.7
						Independent	Bill Kennard	799	5.3
118		Democratic	Thomas M. Tigue	Re-elected		Democratic	Thomas M. Tigue	16,830	67.9
						Republican	Eric F. Villano	7,965	32.1
119		Democratic	John T. Yudichak	Re-elected		Democratic	John T. Yudichak	14,624	100.0
120		Democratic	Phyllis Mundy	Re-elected		Democratic	Phyllis Mundy	14,871	64.1
						Republican	Shirley A. Moyer	8,320	35.9
121		Democratic	Kevin Blaum	Re-elected		Democratic	Kevin Blaum	11,406	74.7
						Republican	Stephen J. Urban	3,866	25.3
122		Democratic	Keith R. McCall	Re-elected		Democratic	Keith R. McCall	14,945	100.0
123		Democratic	Edward J. Lucyk	Re-elected		Democratic	Edward J. Lucyk	15,586	72.2
						Republican	Brian D. Barowski	5,989	27.8
124		Republican	Dave Argall	Re-elected		Republican	Dave Argall	17,724	76.5
						Democratic	Andrew Belsak	5,455	23.5
125		Republican	Bob Allen	Re-elected		Republican	Bob Allen	18,245	100.0
126		Democratic	Dante Santoni, Jr.	Re-elected		Democratic	Dante Santoni, Jr.	15,793	71.0
						Republican	William Cinfici	6,466	29.0
127		Democratic	Thomas R. Caltagirone	Re-elected		Democratic	Thomas R. Caltagirone	9,290	75.1
						Republican	Ann B. Chapin	3,075	24.9
128		Republican	Sam Rohrer	Re-elected		Republican	Sam Rohrer	17,250	63.2
						Democratic	Tom Herman	10,057	36.8
129		Republican	Shelia Miller	Re-elected		Republican	Shelia Miller	22,270	100.0
130		Republican	Dennis E. Leh	Re-elected		Republican	Dennis E. Leh	16,404	68.0
						Democratic	Charles J. Miller	7,710	32.0
131		Republican	Pat Browne	Re-elected		Republican	Pat Browne	9,599	59.0
						Democratic	Peter J. Antonsen	6,667	41.0
132		Democratic	Jennifer Mann	Re-elected		Democratic	Jennifer Mann	12,678	71.3
						Republican	Robert A. Saurman	5,094	28.7
133		Democratic	T. J. Rooney	Re-elected		Democratic	T. J. Rooney	11,776	65.3
						Republican	Dennis Parsons	6,266	34.7
134		Republican	Donald William Snyder	Retired		Republican	Jane S. Baker	15,666	53.4
						Democratic	Charles F. Smith, Jr.	13,691	46.6
135		Democratic	Steve Samuelson	Re-elected		Democratic	Steve Samuelson	13,002	52.6
						Republican	Mark S. Mitman	11,733	47.4
136		Democratic	Robert L. Freeman	Re-elected		Democratic	Robert L. Freeman	12,192	100.0
137		Democratic	Richard T. Grucela	Re-elected		Democratic	Richard T. Grucela	15,659	52.3
						Republican	Leonard Q. Gruppo	14,294	47.7
138		Republican	Craig A. Dally	Re-elected		Republican	Craig A. Dally	17,301	100.0
139		Republican	Jerry Birmelin	Re-elected		Republican	Jerry Birmelin	19,575	93.5
						Independent	C. Mark Edgerton II	1,372	6.6
140		Democratic	Thomas C. Corrigan, Sr.	Re-elected		Democratic	Thomas C. Corrigan, Sr.	15,174	100.0
141		Democratic	Anthony J. Melio	Re-elected		Democratic	Anthony J. Melio	11,267	55.7
						Republican	Jim Cawley	8,544	42.3
						Reform	D. Daniel Martino	408	2.0
142		Republican	Matthew N. Wright	Re-elected		Republican	Matthew N. Wright	16,768	100.0
143		Republican	Chuck McIlhinney	Re-elected		Republican	Chuck McIlhinney	21,153	55.0
						Democratic	Christopher J. Serpico	17310	45.0
144		Republican	Thomas W. Druce[14]	Resigned		Republican	Katharine M. Watson	16,629	57.2
						Democratic	David M. Hall	12,167	41.8
						Reform	Robert J. Contino	282	1.0
145		Republican	Paul Clymer	Re-elected		Republican	Paul Clymer	17,368	100.0
146		Republican	Mary Ann Dailey	Re-elected		Republican	Mary Ann Dailey	12,766	55.4
						Democratic	Eileen McCaul	9,368	40.7
						Libertarian	John Haley	901	3.9
147		Republican	Raymond Bunt, Jr.	Re-elected		Republican	Raymond Bunt, Jr.	20,234	100.0
148		Republican	Lita Indzel Cohen	Re-elected		Republican	Lita Indzel Cohen	19,683	100.0
149		Democratic	Constance H. Williams	Re-elected		Democratic	Constance H. Williams	18,131	62.2
						Republican	Lynne Kessler Lechter	11,038	37.8
150		Republican	John A. Lawless	Re-elected		Republican	John A. Lawless	17987	100.0
151		Republican	Eugene F. McGill	Re-elected		Republican	Eugene F. Mcgill	15,844	56.3
						Democratic	Jules J. Mermelstein	12,284	43.7
152		Republican	Roy W. Cornell	Re-elected		Republican	Roy W. Cornell	16,859	100.0
153		Republican	Ellen M. Bard	Re-elected		Republican	Ellen M. Bard	16,739	61.6
						Democratic	Larry Pfeiffer	10,033	36.9
						Libertarian	Larry W. Goulart	401	1.5
154		Democratic	Lawrence H. Curry	Re-elected		Democratic	Lawrence H. Curry	21,878	74.0
						Republican	Michael Whisted	7,698	26.0
155		Republican	Curt Schroder	Re-elected		Republican	Curt Schroder	23,643	100.0
156		Republican	Elinor Z. Taylor	Re-elected		Republican	Elinor Z. Taylor	17,462	60.4
						Democratic	A. Wayne Burton	11,470	39.6
157		Republican	Carole A. Rubley	Re-elected		Republican	Carole A. Rubley	22,706	100.0
158		Republican	L. Chris Ross	Re-elected		Republican	L. Chris Ross	20,519	67.8
						Democratic	Sherrill Franklin	8,167	27.0
						Libertarian	Kenneth A. Evans	1,588	5.2
159		Democratic	Thaddeus Kirkland	Re-elected		Democratic	Thaddeus Kirkland	9,549	64.0
						Republican	Lavada E.Y. Driggins	5,378	36.0
160		Republican	Stephen Barrar	Re-elected		Republican	Stephen Barrar	19,286	66.1
						Democratic	Mary Ellen McLaughlin	9,907	33.9
161		Republican	Tom Gannon	Re-elected		Republican	Tom Gannon	15,923	95.3
						Libertarian	Barton B. Smith	792	4.7
162		Republican	Ron Raymond	Re-elected		Republican	Ron Raymond	13,206	64.1
						Democratic	Jim Farrow	7,392	35.9
163		Republican	Nicholas A. Micozzie	Re-elected		Republican	Nicholas A. Micozzie	15,485	64.1
						Democratic	Bertha A. Phillips	8,667	35.9
164		Republican	Mario J. Civera, Jr.	Re-elected		Republican	Mario J. Civera, Jr.	13,780	62.8
						Democratic	Alfred Achtert, Jr.	8,151	37.2
165		Republican	William F. Adolph, Jr.	Re-elected		Republican	William F. Adolph, Jr.	19,883	66.4
						Democratic	Chris Ricciuti	10,060	33.6
166		Democratic	Greg Vitali	Re-elected		Democratic	Greg Vitali	20,361	69.3
						Republican	Carolyn H. Parker	9,010	30.7
167		Republican	Robert J. Flick	Re-elected		Republican	Robert J. Flick	20,282	66.7
						Democratic	Michelle Cohen	10,113	33.3
168		Republican	Matthew J. Ryan	Re-elected		Republican	Matthew J. Ryan	20,506	66.8
						Democratic	Wilma Hutcheson-Williams	10,205	33.2
169		Republican	Dennis M. O'Brien	Re-elected		Republican	Dennis M. O'Brien	14,257	100.0
170		Republican	George T. Kenney, Jr.	Re-elected		Republican	George T. Kenney, Jr.	12,136	53.7
						Democratic	Jacques Lurie	10,456	46.3
171		Republican	Kerry A. Benninghoff	Re-elected		Republican	Kerry A. Benninghoff	19,643	92.8
						Libertarian	Kathleen L. Stroh	1,515	7.2
172		Republican	John M. Perzel	Re-elected		Republican	John M. Perzel	12,621	50.2
						Democratic	Mark J. Chilutti	12,529	49.8
173		Democratic	Michael P. McGeehan	Re-elected		Democratic	Michael P. McGeehan	15,024	80.7
						Republican	Daniel Sansoni	3,604	19.3
174		Democratic	Alan L. Butkovitz	Re-elected		Democratic	Alan L. Butkovitz	17,019	100.0
175		Democratic	Marie Lederer	Re-elected		Democratic	Marie Lederer	13,456	73.2
						Republican	Timothy Collins	4,919	26.8
176		Republican	Christopher R. Wogan	Re-elected		Republican	Christopher R. Wogan	12,948	100.0
177		Republican	John J. Taylor	Re-elected		Republican	John J. Taylor	9,122	56.2
						Democratic	Marnie M. Aument-Loughrey	7,111	43.8
178		Republican	Roy Reinard	Re-elected		Republican	Roy Reinard	16,424	55.7
						Democratic	Carl Cherkin	12,429	42.2
						Reform	Jay Russell	621	2.1
179		Democratic	William W. Rieger	Re-elected		Democratic	William W. Rieger	11,545	100.0
180		Democratic	Benjamin Ramos	defeated in the primary		Democratic	Angel Cruz	11,321	89.1
						Republican	Ellen Maenner	1,384	10.9
181		Democratic	W. Curtis Thomas	Re-elected		Democratic	W. Curtis Thomas	16,344	100.0
182		Democratic	Babette Josephs	Re-elected		Democratic	Babette Josephs	20,519	95.2
						Libertarian	Richard O. Schwarz	1,035	4.8
183		Republican	Julie Harhart	Re-elected		Republican	Julie Harhart	15,258	67.6
						Democratic	Frank W. Yandrisevits	7,297	32.4
184		Democratic	William F. Keller	Re-elected		Democratic	William F. Keller	15,083	100.0
185		Democratic	Robert C. Donatucci	Re-elected		Democratic	Robert C. Donatucci	14,854	80.5
						Republican	Anthony Donoflio, Jr.	3,604	19.5
186		Democratic	Harold James	Re-elected		Democratic	Harold James	17,620	91.3
						Republican	Walter Prusacki	1,676	8.7
187		Republican	Paul W. Semmel	Re-elected		Republican	Paul W. Semmel	18,893	100.0
188		Democratic	James R. Roebuck, Jr.	Re-elected		Democratic	James R. Roebuck, Jr.	16,416	100.0
189		Democratic	Joseph W. Battisto	defeated		Republican	Kelly Lewis	13,299	51.4
						Democratic	Joseph W. Battisto	12,592	48.6
190		Democratic	Mike Horsey	Re-elected		Democratic	Mike Horsey	16,080	94.2
						Republican	Ronda M. Ford	988	5.8
191		Democratic	Ronald G. Waters[15]	Re-elected		Democratic	Ronald G. Waters	17,363	100.0
192		Democratic	Louise Williams Bishop	Re-elected		Democratic	Louise Bishop	21,128	100.0
193		Republican	Steven Nickol	Re-elected		Republican	Steven Nickol	17,522	100.0
194		Democratic	Kathy Manderino	Re-elected		Democratic	Kathy Manderino	17,987	100.0
195		Democratic	Frank L. Oliver	Re-elected		Democratic	Frank L. Oliver	17,167	100.0
196		Republican	Todd Russell Platts	Elected to Congress		Republican	Beverly Mackereth	16,672	64.4
						Democratic	Don Hake	8,133	31.4
						Constitution	Roy C. Jones	1,101	4.3
197		Democratic	Andrew J. Carn	defeated in primary		Democratic	Jewell Williams	18,885	97.5
						Independent	Tyray Miller	491	2.5
198		Democratic	Rosita C. Youngblood	Re-elected		Democratic	Rosita C. Youngblood	19,251	86.8
						Republican	Susan E. Segal	2,932	13.2
199		Republican	Albert H. Masland	Retired		Republican	Will Gabig	14,780	63.0
						Democratic	Margaret Tricarico	8,664	37.0
200		Democratic	LeAnna Washington	Re-elected		Democratic	Leanna Washington	21,856	83.6
						Republican	D. Dexter Watson	4,273	16.4
201		Democratic	John L. Myers	Re-elected		Democratic	John L. Myers	19,518	97.2
						Republican	Joseph L. Messa	568	2.8
202		Democratic	Mark B. Cohen	Re-elected		Democratic	Mark B. Cohen	15,386	100.0
203		Democratic	Dwight E. Evans	Re-elected		Democratic	Dwight E. Evans	20,097	100.0

References

1. "2000 General Election". Commonwealth of PA - Elections Information. Pennsylvania Department of State. 2004. Archived from the original on 2008-11-27. Retrieved 2008-06-06.
2. "Representative in the General Assembly, 2000 General Election". Commonwealth of PA - Elections Information. Pennsylvania Department of State. 2004. Archived from the original on 2008-11-27. Retrieved 2008-05-16.
3. http://www.legis.state.pa.us/WU01/LI/HS/2001/0/20021127.pdf
4. "President of the United States, 2000 General Primary". Commonwealth of PA - Elections Information. Pennsylvania Department of State. 2004. Retrieved 2008-05-16.
5. Bull, John (2001-07-06). "Ousted Democrat now in his opponents' camp". Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. PG Publishing Co.
6. "2000 General Election - Representative in the General Assembly". Commonwealth of PA - Elections Information. Pennsylvania Department of State. 2004. Archived from the original on 2008-11-27.
7. Neri, Al. "The Four Corners of Pennsylvania and More - Southwest". The Insider. Archived from the original on 2007-10-12.
8. "2002 Special Election for the 176th Legislative District". Commonwealth of PA - Elections Information. Pennsylvania Department of State. 2004. Archived from the original on 2008-11-09.
9. Resigned on June 1, 2000 after pleading guilty to stealing a federal surplus electric generator and conspiring to influence a witness.
10. Resigned on June 15, 2000 after being sentenced to 46 months in federal prison for bribery charges.
11. Was later elected to the 41st legislative district in 2002.
12. Became a Republican in October 2001
13. Elected on June 20, 2000 to fill the unexpired term of Frank A. Serafini, who resigned on February 7, 2000.
14. Resigned on September 25, 2000.
15. Elected in special election on May 18, 1999 after the resignation of Anthony Hardy Williams, who won election to the Pennsylvania State Senate.

Sources

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