
Voters across Erie, Crawford and Warren counties cast ballots Tuesday in several statewide, congressional and legislative races, with incumbents winning re-election in each of the local contests reported.
In the Pennsylvania governor’s race, Democratic incumbent Josh Shapiro defeated Republican challenger Stacy Garrity to win a second term. The Associated Press called the race one minute after polls closed at 8 p.m. Tuesday.
County results showed different outcomes in the two counties. In Crawford County, Garrity received 59 percent of the vote, compared to 39 percent for Shapiro.
In Erie County, Shapiro received 61 percent, while Garrity received 37 percent.
In the 16th Congressional District, which includes Erie and Crawford counties, Republican incumbent Mike Kelly won re-election over Democrat Justin Wagner. Kelly received 54 percent of the vote, while Wagner received 46 percent.
In the 15th Congressional District, which includes Warren County, Republican incumbent Glenn “GT” Thompson also won re-election. Thompson received 64 percent, compared to 36 percent for Democrat Ray Bilger.
In the Pennsylvania Senate’s 50th District, which includes Crawford County, Republican incumbent Michele Brooks won re-election. Brooks received 64 percent, while Democrat Sue Mulvey received 36 percent.
In the Pennsylvania House’s 65th District, which includes parts of Crawford and Warren counties, Republican incumbent Kathy Rapp won re-election. Rapp received 67 percent, compared to 33 percent for Democrat Destiny Howard.
In the 4th Legislative District, which includes Corry and Union City, Republican incumbent Jake Banta won a second term. Banta received 59 percent, while Democrat Kathryn DiVittorio received 41 percent.
These results reflect the unofficial totals available Wednesday morning. Some precincts were still reporting at the time.
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