Pennsylvanians will be going to the polls during the primary election April 24 to choose who will be on the ballot this fall for the U.S. presidency, U.S. Senate and a number of statewide offices.
Here are your choices, in ballot order:
U.S. PRESIDENT:
Republican:
- Newt Gingrich, former U.S. Speaker of the House and congressman from Georgia's 6th District
- Mitt Romney, former Massachusetts governor who
- Ron Paul, the congressman from Texas' 14th District who grew up in Green Tree and attended Dormont High School
Democrat:
- Barack Obama, incumbent U.S. president and former U.S. senator from Illinois
U.S. SENATOR FROM PENNSYLVANIA:
Republican:
- David Christian, Bucks County
- Marc Scaringi, Cumberland County
- Steven Welch, Chester County
- Tom Smith, Armstrong County
- Sam Rohrer, Berks County
Democrat:
- Joseph Vodvarka, Robinson Township, Allegheny County ()
- Bob Casey, the incumbent U.S. senator from Scranton, Lackawanna County
STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL:
Republican:
- David Freed, Cumberland County
Democrat:
- Kathleen Kane, Lackawanna County
- Patrick Murphy, Bucks County
- Don Bailey, Dauphin County
STATE AUDITOR GENERAL:
Republican:
- Frank Pinto, Dauphin County
- John Maher, Upper St. Clair, Allegheny County
Democrat:
- Eugene DePasquale, York County
STATE TREASURER:
Republican:
- Diana Irey Vaughan, Nottingham Township, Washington County commissioner
Democrat:
- Robert McCord, incumbent state treasurer, Montgomery County
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS:
Congressional District 3:
Republican:
- Mike Kelly, incumbent, Butler, Butler County
Democrat:
- Missa Eaton, Sharon, Mercer County
REPRESENTATIVES IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY:
House District 12:
Republican:
- , incumbent, Cranberry, Butler County
Write-in:
- , Adams Township, Butler County
House District 8
Republican:
- Dick Stevenson, incumbent, Grove City, Butler County
* Running unopposed
